Archived News for Energy Sector Professionals - September, 2024
Spanish energy company Acciona Energia has proposed a $6 billion, 3-gigawatt wind farm in Western Australia's south-west.
SA hits new peak
South Australia has set a new wind and solar record, reaching 150.7 per cent of demand.
Uranium search approved
Uranium drilling has been approved in South Australia to meet global nuclear demand.
US rejects Chinese tech
The US Government has proposed a ban on Chinese software in internet-connected vehicles, citing national security threats.
Coal approvals criticised
The Albanese government’s coal mine extensions have ignited a fiery climate controversy.
Ammonia process enhanced
A new method of producing ammonia could greatly reduce carbon emissions in agriculture and clean energy transport.
Nuclear would drive bill rise
The Coalition’s nuclear power push would leave households with a $665 annual bill increase, analysis shows.
PEP-11 plans knocked back
The PEP-11 gas project has suffered another blow after years of political drama.
Pumped hydro prep backed
Queensland says local businesses will power its renewable energy future, though a major project faces delays.
Sunlight drives new fuel
Scientists are using sunlight to convert greenhouse gases into valuable industrial chemicals.
WA to hold back gas
Western Australia is adjusting gas exports in an attempt to secure local energy and jobs.
ACT signs green deal
ACT has secured a new federal agreement to accelerate its renewable energy transformation.
Beetaloo facing water review
An independent review will decide if federal intervention halts Beetaloo Basin fracking projects.
Big plan for battery builds
The Australian Government has launched public consultations on its $523 million Battery Breakthrough Initiative.
Gas influence revealed
The Australian Government appears to have been influenced by gas producers to prioritise their profits and foreign customers over reducing domestic energy prices.
German links enhanced
Australia and Germany have agreed to expand their collaboration on energy and climate initiatives through a joint $660 million investment in green hydrogen.