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The Australian Government has released a consultation paper proposing national mandatory minimum standards for data centres (Consultation Paper), as part of its broader AI standards initiative.

These proceedings serve as a reminder to business owners not to advertise goods or services in a manner that may be false or misleading.

The recently issued 2023 Federal Budget includes significant financial incentives for science and industry in Australia, especially for the green and renewable energy sectors.

Despite plentiful natural resources and a healthy domestic demand for energy, Australia's offshore renewable energy sector has lagged behind comparable jurisdictions.

The national Mandatory Renewable Energy Target (MRET) scheme is an element of the Federal Government’s response to the effects of climate change and the need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. It aims to encourage investment in renewable energy for Australia’s electricity supply, which results in fewer emissions than electricity sourced from generators fired by non-renewable fossil fuels.

The ESB Post-2025 Market Design Consultation Paper seeks feedback and represents the next step in the reform program.

The Energy White Paper forecasts dramatic changes to our electricity generation, when moving to a clean energy future.

Tough planning regulations are discouraging the development of wind farm projects in Victoria and New South Wales.

Tasmania has opened up its electricity market to new retailers, but Hydro Tasmania remains the only player to date.

Linked are a great example of an Australian business that is innovating for a green future.

The core focus of the CEFC is to overcome barriers to private sector support for renewable and clean energy projects.

The ESB is now tasked with filling in the finer detail of the NEG to present its final design to the COAG Energy Council.

Given the enforcement powers available under these acts, companies should have necessary business mechanisms in place.

The amendments will simplify the application process for wind energy facilities and reduce the distance to dwellings.

The FIRB changes have clarified the acquisition of agricultural land in connection with wind and solar power stations.

These 2019 budget measures could have a direct or indirect effect on the resources and renewables industry in Queensland.

The impact of mining and related activities is widespread and regularly affects agricultural landholders.