Energy altruism doesn’t extend to the Wi-Fi
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Energy altruism doesn’t extend to the Wi-Fi

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Electricity market suspension to be lifted as supply surges back

Electricity market suspension to be lifted as supply surges back

Federal Energy Minister Chris Bowen says some challenges remain but the outlook for stability in the power supply is good.

  • byMike Foley andNick Toscano
WA’s challenge to keep the lights on with more solar and less coal

WA’s challenge to keep the lights on with more solar and less coal

The Australian Energy Market Operator’s annual review of the power system serving WA’s populous south-west predicted a need for new generation from 2025 and more than 300 megawatts by 2031.

  • byPeter Milne
Fracking,coal seam gas ‘not legal any time soon’,Andrews insists

Fracking,coal seam gas ‘not legal any time soon’,Andrews insists

The Victorian premier hit back at Federal Resources Minister Madeleine King’s suggestion that the state’s ban on fracking was a barrier to fixing the energy crisis.

  • byJosh Gordon
WA-owned coal-fired power stations to close

WA-owned coal-fired power stations to close

“We’re standing at a point where to continue business as usual would lead to around $3 billion dollars of losses by the end of the decade,” Premier Mark McGowan said.

  • byPeter Milne
Volatile energy market creates blackout risks in NSW,Queensland

Volatile energy market creates blackout risks in NSW,Queensland

Australia’s east-coast energy crunch continues to deepen as a blow-out in power prices in Queensland forces the market operator to step in.

  • byNick Toscano andMike Foley
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Bass Strait gas output ramps up as demand and prices soar

Bass Strait gas output ramps up as demand and prices soar

A pipeline has been rerouted in the Bass Strait as ExxonMobil seeks to ramp up output to meet soaring demand.

  • byNick Toscano
Grok wants AGL to serve its ‘green’ customers as coal power fizzles out

Grok wants AGL to serve its ‘green’ customers as coal power fizzles out

Tech tycoon Mike Cannon-Brookes’ Grok Ventures says a refreshed AGL board can profit from the utility’s solar and battery-loving customers that didn’t like its old business model.

  • byPeter Milne
One-third of NSW households to access payments for solar,white goods
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NSW budget

One-third of NSW households to access payments for solar,white goods

One-third of NSW households will have access to 10 years of upfront payments to put towards a solar system or white goods.

  • byAlexandra Smith
Perth Hills residents cut off as Western Power cracks down on decrepit poles

Perth Hills residents cut off as Western Power cracks down on decrepit poles

Herne Hill resident Louise Hay was left using generators for 10 days and hit with a hefty fee after Western Power subcontractors cut off her power immediately.

  • byHolly Thompson
Focus on renewables the only solution as energy bills continue to rise
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Electricity

Focus on renewables the only solution as energy bills continue to rise

After the shock of the doubling in petrol prices at the start of this year,many households are about to discover that their energy bills are rising too.

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