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BHP makes $60 billion power play for global electrification
BHP is making a $60 billion bet on “future-facing commodities” with a bid for rival Anglo American to combine their strengths in energy transition materials.
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SwitchedOn Podcast: Winning hearts and minds with community energy
Dr Jarra Hicks discussed how community focused energy projects are more likely to win hearts and minds for the energy transition.
“Massive new industry:”Fortescue opens 2GW factory to build its own hydrogen electrolysers
Fortescue opens its 2GW hydrogen electrolyser “gigafactory” in Queensland, but can it sill meet its ambitious 2030 targets?
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BHP makes $60 billion power play for global electrification
BHP is making a $60 billion bet on “future-facing commodities” with a bid for rival Anglo American to combine their strengths in energy transition materials.
SwitchedOn Podcast: Winning hearts and minds with community energy
Dr Jarra Hicks discussed how community focused energy projects are more likely to win hearts and minds for the energy transition.“Massive new industry:”Fortescue opens 2GW factory to build its own hydrogen electrolysers
Fortescue opens its 2GW hydrogen electrolyser “gigafactory” in Queensland, but can it sill meet its ambitious 2030 targets?
“Every watt counts:” Labor hones in on household demand in new energy performance strategy
National energy performance strategy focuses on consumer demand and working “hand-in-hand” with rooftop PV, batteries and EVs.
Smart meters for all? New reforms could put 2030 target in reach
AEMC makes good on promise to fast-track universal smart meter uptake, with draft determination it says will help put consumers at the forefront of the shift to net zero.
Households and businesses are leading Australia’s race to renewables and electrification
Households and businesses led the renewable energy transition in NSW, offsetting a fall in large scale wind and solar.
Home efficiency and renewables trading could solve Tasmania’s energy bill problem
New research suggests the best ways to reduce energy costs for Tasmanians are to invest in energy efficiency upgrades and trade power with the mainland.
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