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More capability, less equipment: the future of capacitor bank control
Utilities can now gain capacity and reliability without adding equipment or substation space.
PG&E needs wildfire policy reform to manage tail risk, CEO says
CEO Patti Poppe said the company’s credit rating “is a major issue that must be solved ... [legislative] inaction will continue to get increasingly expensive for our customers.”
Trump eschews tariffs for trade talks on wind turbine imports
Following a Section 232 probe, the president tasked cabinet officials to engage in negotiations and report on their progress within 180 days.
Canada invests billions in EV manufacturing; puts brakes on policy bringing affordable models to local dealerships
Case Studies: Whole-building Retrofits in Alberta
Expansion of first coal country big battery reaches financial close as key licence awarded
Plan to expand the big battery built at the site of what was once the country's most polluting coal plant go ahead after gaining key licence and reaching financial close.
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For a more affordable Canada, optimize electricity demand while building new supply
Fortescue claims technology breakthrough to unlock potential of copper key to green energy transition
Andrew Forrest's iron ore miner says a demo plant in Brisbane that strips arsenic from copper is doing so at a fraction of the energy used in other processes.
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Queensland LNP gets excited as it shortlists companies competing in its first energy tender – for fossil gas
Queensland LNP's first major energy tender in a long time - for fossil gas generators - attracts 10 bidders with four short-listed.
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South Korea unveils trillion-dollar green energy transition plan, and the opportunities are huge for Australia
South Korea unveils a $A1.1 trillion energy transition strategy, aimed at expanding renewables and transforming the country’s heavy industry, and the opportunities for Australia are huge.
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Coal lobby applauds, Greens horrified as premier promises to protect mine from High Court ruling
State to introduce bill allowing mine at centre of High Court ruling to continue with its planned expansion, increasing its annual production limit to 16.5 million tonnes.
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Webinar: How integrated wind, storage and grid technologies are shaping Australia’s energy future
Join Envision Energy and Renew Economy for a webinar exploring the technologies shaping Australia’s next-generation energy system.
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Almost 13 gigawatts of new wind and solar projects flagged to propel state way beyond 100 pct net renewables
Updated: South Australia unveils project proposals totalling 13 GW of new wind and solar which it says can underpin the next phase of green industry development.
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One of Australia’s largest wind and solar portfolios sold as European developer retreats to core markets
Australian developer snaps up portfolio of operating and developing wind and solar projects as a major European player decides to focus on its core markets.
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A massive 244-tonne transformer completes 2,165 km road trip to Australia’s largest solar project
A massive 244-tonne transformer has completed a 2,165 km road trip to the site of Australia's biggest solar project.
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FERC proposes easing regulatory pathway for gas pipeline, LNG projects
“The only current restriction on getting American gas is our ability to get the gas to market and the infrastructure bottlenecks,” FERC Chairman Laura Swett said.
In Atlantic Canada, clean energy is becoming a competitive advantage
Energy Insiders: Grid scale sodium batteries are on their way
The battery industry is about to witness another change in chemistry and technology. Valo Energy CEO Peter Fath explains why. Plus: All the news from a busy week.
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Anti-renewables groups still spending big on Meta – and met with near silence by green energy industry
Fossil fuel interests spent $1.2 million on Meta ads in the last three months, a wall of money the renewables industry met with near silence.
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Australia can still become a giga-scale solar manufacturer, says Arena, as it flags new local PV maker
Australian Renewable Energy Agency says the country can still become a major solar PV manufacturer, says deal with new supplier in the pipeline.
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