Battery storage is the go-to technology of Australia's energy transition, but business case is being squeezed by coal plants not closing and the boom in home batteries.

Australia's first ever auction for offshore wind generation capacity is finally underway, but with little detail on how it will work and contracts "expected" to be integrated into the ESEM.

Soaring commodity prices have bolstered the profits of Australia's largest oil and gas producer, as it walks away from some of its emissions investment targets.

One Nation's Pauline Hanson has been picked to open one of Australia's biggest farm shows next month, drawing criticism that she will shift attention from agriculture to "political controversy." ...

State regulator suspends another company from participating in energy upgrades subsidy after it was allegedly caught out submitting doctored photos and falsified customer details.

The fight may not be over yet as woman leading the campaign against the Marinus-linked project looks next to the Supreme Court.

New CIS tender launched for another 1.8 gigawatts of new wind and solar, but in a state where the government utility is happy to write contracts to help replace coal.

Western Australia’s renewables bring wholesale electricity prices down, batteries carry that impact onto peaks, but more gas sends prices up. So why is the WA government planning to build more gas?

A new 100 megawatt and up to four-hour big battery is almost ready to start storing and dispatching renewable energy on Australia's most isolated grid.

Immediate threat to the reliability of Australia's main grid has been pushed back into the next decade, provided there is the "timely delivery" of new renewables and storage.

Work advances on the design for key post -2030 contracts for new renewables and firming generation, with a working group agreeing on firming price caps.

The massive 800 MW data centre will need city-scale electrical infrastructure, and will install enough diesel generator capacity, and fuel, to last four days if needed.