Australia renewables

Labor has ramped up its fight against the Coalition’s nuclear plan with bold health warnings.

CEFC has committed $100 million to Neoen, a renewable energy developer, for 1.3 GW renewable energy and battery storage projects across Australia.

The initiative spans 4 states—NSW, Queensland, Victoria, and South Australia—delivering clean energy to 3 million homes by 2028.

Chris Bowen raised concerns over the Coalition questioning credibility of the CSIRO.

The 2024-25 draft report said nuclear plants could cost twice as much as solar or wind, despite lasting 60 years versus 30 for renewables.

Australia should take advantage of the thousands of square kilometres of uninhabited outback to build the world’s largest solar farm, Dino Otranto says.

Climate Council’s reiteration of this advice came as the IEA said that escalating tensions in countries highlight the importance of energy security.

The Queensland senator has pledged to empower Australians to pay off home loans and boost their overall financial wellbeing.

Dux Hot Water says electricity demand will surpass AEMO estimates.

Net Zero Australia predicts capital costs for the renewable transition will be $9 trillion by 2050, and $1.5 trillion by the end of the decade.