Plans to develop an offshore wind farm 40km off the WA coast have gained fresh momentum, with two new partners added to the project.

One of Australia’s oldest wind farms turns 20 today, with some of the original staff still working there and looking at ...

Dutton has adopted a gas reservation policy and sweetened it with deregulation of gas extraction – but the gas industry isn’t happy. Here’s a guess at why.

NSW-based company unveils its proprietary microemulsion flow battery technology for the first time, promising a breakthrough in long duration energy storage.

BNEF says Australia is on the cusp of a big battery boom that could deliver an eight-fold increase in capacity.

Solar households may feel aggrieved about receiving not much for rooftop PV fed into the grid. It means they are subsidising everyone else’s power usage.

A solar farm and big battery proposed for development north of Geelong has been fast-tracked for state approval after being named as a winner in the federal Capacity Investment Scheme.

The Coalition’s policy won’t bring new gas to market quickly enough to make a near-term impact on energy prices. Options to decrease demand are a much better bet.

Activist shareholder forces another global energy giant to return money to investors and double down on fossil fuels rather than expand their push into renewable.

Peter Dutton says he will lower the cost of gas. But will that translate into lower electricity prices? The answer is: No.

Ausgrid’s Marc England explains why local networks are preparing their own ISP, and discussed batteries and tariffs. Plus: News of the week.

Distributed networks say they can host vast amounts of wind, solar and storage capacity at a fraction of the cost of new ...