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The Australian Government recently released its Critical Minerals Strategy 2023–2030 (CM Strategy).

Investment package in next generation energy technologies to lower emissions, create jobs, cut costs & improve energy supply.

Global professional services firm Alvarez & Marsal (A&M) today released new insights warning that Australia's $120+[1] billion clean energy transition risks stalling unless urgent action is taken to improve investment...

The Strategy sets out 57 joint actions for the development of a clean, innovative, safe and competitive hydrogen industry.

The Code will enhance customer protections in relation to the provision of behind the meter distributed energy resources.

The goal of the Advancing Hydrogen Fund is to position Australia as a world leader in hydrogen export and production.

The first review by the Climate Change Authority of Australia's Renewable Energy Target (RET)scheme is now underway.

Last week, the federal government announced the national interest framework for data centres and AI infrastructure. Key expectations emerging from the framework include aligning data centre projects with national interests, support for the energy transition, sustainable water use, and investment in local capability and the workforce.

The Australian Government has recently announced proposed measures to support the production of hydrogen in Australia utilising renewable energy.

Redflow has had an up and down experience since its unique bromine flow batteries were developed.

Changes to the National Electricity Rules give more certainty, but may not go far enough to facilitate new generators.

Following stakeholder consultation, the Climate Change Authority has released its report on the Renewable Energy Target.

The National Water Commission recently released an assessment of the 2004 National Water Initiative suggesting reform.

Explores five key themes that are central to Australia's journey toward a greener economy.

Notwithstanding this announcement, most major wind turbine components will likely continue to be imported from overseas.

Waste to Energy is a critical component in a government strategy also built around avoiding, reuse and recycling waste.

There is little in the Coalition's packages that would encourage a transition from fossil fuel to renewable energy.