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Australia’s data centre sector is entering a new phase of regulatory oversight. Following our previous article on data centre usage and modular development, including the associated energy and cost benefits, the federal government’s recent announcement of a national interest framework for data centres and AI infrastructure is a timely introduction.

NSW recently proposed changes to the planning rules for wind and solar projects on the outskirts of regional cities.

The proposed changes aim to provide a framework for the development, production and distribution of renewable hydrogen.

The Minister's notice of proposal published on 24 October 2023 shows proposed declared area is located in Commonwealth waters and extends from off the coast of Wynyard/Burnie, to east of Bridport.

The Minister for Climate Change and Energy announced this week he is seeking public feedback on a proposed new declared area for offshore wind and other renewable projects in the Pacific Ocean...

The Queensland Government made some major announcements to further promote the uptake of renewable energy in Queensland.

This article provides an in-depth look at how rural and regional Australia is dealing with the renewable energy boom.

COAG's Finkel Report has recommended a proposed Clean Energy Target to operate similarly to the existing RET Scheme.

The major parties' policies could not be more diverse, and leave the Victorian Renewable Energy Target (VRET) in doubt.

The new laws are an important component of the new Australian government's emissions reduction and renewable energy transition plan.

This Queensland planning and environment update includes changes to wind farms, infrastructure and retirement living.

This update includes items of interest relating to planning & environment, such as infrastructure and renewable energy.

The article looks at Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) and what is required to convince electricity retailers to sign up.

The NSW government aims for more clarity around the wind farm development process by its Wind Energy Planning Framework.

The government has supported the CEFC to provide a clean, innovative, safe and competitive Australian hydrogen industry.

Fuel tax legislation was amended to place a carbon price on activities otherwise exempt from carbon pricing mechanisms.

The ESG evolution means that corporate sustainability practices attract more attention and more scrutiny.