What if the hoards of offshore wind data was all in one database and free for everyone to use? It’s a vision being put forward by researchers in Australia.

State approves two major new renewable energy generation and storage projects through planning fast-track scheme – both of which were opposed by the respective local councils.

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Greenhouse gas emissions have returned to near record levels in one state, where a decision to extend a gas plant’s life has sparked nationwide protest.

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We’re living in a state of denial.” Former regulator says no one has come up with a solution for the “death spiral” for gas networks, so he has a suggestion.

After a slow year when nuclear took over the headlines, offshore wind execs hope Victoria’s CfD auction will pep up the industry.

As global investment in renewables marches upwards, new data from the IEA shows 2025 will be the first time since 2020 to see a year-on-year fall in fossil fuel investment.

Global surveys of 50,000 people finds “strong and genuine support” for international carbon pricing and other policy measures to mitigate climate change.

A council has dismissed as “undercooked” a shared benefits offer made by Whitehaven Coal’s for a solar project next to its huge thermal coal mine.

Renew Economy has enjoyed record readership over the last 12 months, and a big jump in newsletter subscribers.

Former regulator Ron Ben David explains why no one wants to go near the gas network “death spiral” – and suggests a solution.