Labor is frustrated with Rio Tinto as ‘all options’ on table for Tomago
The government can’t hide its frustration with Rio Tinto, majority owner of the Tomago aluminium smelter, which is…
Can osmotic power compete with solar and wind on cost and scale?
Each year, rivers pour some 37,000 cubic kilometers of fresh water into the oceans, releasing energy equivalent to…
UN Endorses First Article 6.4 Carbon Credit Methodology, Unlocking Billions for Global Carbon Markets
The United Nations has taken a major step in global carbon markets. A UN panel has approved the…
Ten years after Paris, the world is still failing to meet its own climate promises, warns report
The world is failing to act fast enough to avoid the worst impacts of climate change, according to…
Renewables Industry Poised for Another Bumper All Energy Australia 2025
As calendars flip to October and shops begin to sell Halloween and Christmas stock side-by-side, a palpable buzz…
WA government considers legislating ‘climate targets’, but refuses to explain those targets
The WA government says it will introduce “some form” of climate target next year in a bid to…
Space Data Centers: The Future of Sustainable Cloud Computing | Ukraine news
Gradual progress in the field of artificial intelligence is fueling demand for data centers. Such data stores require…
Queensland’s deadly new coal plan is not ‘pragmatic’
The new “Queensland Energy Roadmap” is a nightmare. At the heart of the plan is the brazen and…
Renewables are now the world’s biggest source of electricity. Is it enough to stop climate change?
Published on 14/10/2025 – 19:30 GMT+2 ADVERTISEMENT Europe must strive for bolder renewable energy targets to protect the…
China’s power paradox: record renewables, continued coal
Call it the China power paradox: while Beijing leads the world in renewable energy expansion, its coal projects…
China’s power paradox: Record renewables, continued coal
China is improving its infrastructure for long-distance power trading, “but it’s definitely not where it needs to be”,…
Cheap energy driven by rooftop solar means larger solar farms could be unviable
A decade-long surge in home solar installations across the country is not just threatening to up-end the electricity…