Ryan Cropp

Renewables companies sitting on decades-old development proposals in NSW could have their planning approvals revoked as part of a “ghost

In a letter to volunteers on Monday, teal MP Sophie Scamps said the independents movement needed to evolve to meet the challenge of One Nation.

Gas exporters may be forced to invest in domestic gas suppliers or buy the uncontracted volumes of their peers to meet their obligations under the Albanese government's proposed gas reservation scheme.

The teal independents have long operated like a loosely arranged political party. But new plans to formalise the arrangement have split it down the middle.

Household power prices are set to fall across most of Australia from July after record output from wind farms and batteries pushed down the cost

The Albanese government would need to expand its flagship renewables underwriting policy to hit its 2030 clean power target if states back a radical

The Albanese government has explicitly rejected Queensland's complaints that it will be unfairly disadvantaged by a new national gas reservation scheme that is set to carve out Western Australia's powerful gas industry.

The data centre boom will push up power prices for consumers and derail the green transition unless the power-hungry facilities back more early-stage

Australia's world-leading rollout of big and small batteries is turbocharging the energy transition and pushing down power bills. Can it last?

The power needs of Rio Tinto and Fortescue will push annual investment in new large-scale solar farms to an all-time high in 2026.