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What are transmission fees and why is Scotland charged so much?

IT is one of the biggest controversies of the energy crisis that electrictiy generators in Scotland pay significantly more in transmission…

The National (Scotland)

Why does Scotland pay more for its energy than England?

AN energy expert has said that an “outdated” system is the reason Scotland feels the brunt of rising bills more than the rest of the UK.

The National (Scotland)

Crunch time for Aust's hydrogen industry, Forrest warns

Australia must aggressively incentivise its fledgling green hydrogen industry this year or say goodbye to global markets, billionaire Andrew Forrest warns.

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UK efforts to deal with energy crisis ‘raise risk of missing net zero target’

Absence of long-term plan could deter investors or lead them to increase prices, says National Audit Office

The Guardian - UK

Energy suppliers need to be ‘ready’ to pass on cuts to consumers – Shapps

The Energy Security and Net Zero Secretary will give a speech at Chatham House on Wednesday.

The Independent UK

B41.5bn set aside for renewables

SET-listed Super Energy Corporation, Thailand's largest operator of solar farms by capacity, plans to increase its revenue in 2024 and 2025 by allocating capital spending of 41.5 billion baht to fund renewable projects in Thailand and Vietnam.

Bangkok Post

BlueFloat Energy unveils new bid to build offshore wind off the Hunter coast

European wind company floats new Hunter offshore wind project

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Pressure on west to act grows after report on Iranian uranium enrichment

International Atomic Energy Association reveals near weapons-grade particles discovered

The Guardian - UK

Rooftop solar poised to become Australia's biggest power source amid coal's demise

A new report says more than 3.4 million Australian customers have a rooftop solar system, with the rate of new installations running at roughly 300,000 a year, accelerating the decline of fossil fuel-fired power.

ABC News

Rooftop solar to be nation's largest energy generator

Following the closure of the Liddell power station in April, rooftop solar will become the country's biggest power generator, according to new analysis.

AAP

France among EU countries uniting to boost nuclear power

Eleven European Union nations on Tuesday agreed to "strengthen cooperation" on nuclear energy, which they said would help Europe move away from carbon-emitting fossil fuels. But several member states are fiercely opposed, with Germany and Spain leading the criticism.

Radio France Internationale

Solar to soon offer grid more capacity than coal, consultancy says

Almost one-third of homes have panels, the highest in the world, says SunWiz, and will soon outpace capacity from coal

The Guardian - AU

The £800m-plus floating windfarm plans for the Celtic Sea

Joint venture Floventis are behind plans for the project off the Pembrokeshire coast with capacity to power 200,000 homes

Birmingham Post

Sun, wind aplenty, Spain vies to lead EU in green hydrogen

Spain is building on its reputation in renewable energy to position itself as Europe’s future leader in green hydrogen

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France seeks 'pro-nuclear alliance' for EU energy talks

France is planning a meeting in Sweden on Tuesday with 12 other European Union countries, with the aim of building an alliance of states to advocate for nuclear power in EU energy policies.

The Guardian - UK

Campaigners fear government will drop onshore windfarm promise in England

Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall leads letter to secretaries of state voicing concerns government will renege on promises to lift ban

The Guardian - AU

EnergyAustralia blames $1bn loss on ‘unprecedented conditions’ amid supply issues at coal plants

Energy company says it is ‘well placed’ to take advantage of ‘remaining opportunities’ during the exit from fossil fuels

Daily Mirror

Workers 'served maggot-infested steaks' threaten to quit hydro energy project

Snowy Hydro workers are considering quitting the renewable energy project, according to union bosses, who suggested that prisoners are served better food than staff at the New South Wales site

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Al Jazeera

Could imitating volcanos fix the climate crisis? Science is spilt

The controversial theory of solar geoengineering is at the centre of a growing body of climate research in Asia.

Chronicle Live

Government promises 'energy independence' for UK in move away from fossil fuels

Energy Security Secretary Grant Shapps said the UK will rely more on nuclear and renewable energy in a bid to lower wholesale electricity prices

AAP

'Maggot-infested' meals served to Snowy Hydro workers

The Australian Workers' Union says there are serious safety issues on the Snowy Hydro 2.0 project and that workers have been served food infested with maggots.

The Guardian - UK

UK energy minister blames Labour for soaring energy bills

Graham Stuart refuses to apologise for rising bills and blames Labour government – last in office in 2010

Chronicle Live

Energy price cap explained - what is it, what does it mean and who sets it?

The rising cost of energy has been making headlines for months, but for many people, it’s just as confusing as the first time they heard it

RideApart

Hydrogen From Seawater: Australian Research Team Says It's Cracked It

Researchers at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology in Australia say that they've found a way to create hydrogen from seawater.

The Independent UK

Germany seeks to link all wind parks in North Sea

Germany wants to set up a new power line network to connect its own offshore wind parks with those of its North Sea neighbors in order to eliminate bottlenecks in the European energy market

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