The Latest Breaking News on Renewable energy

Coal will no longer be burned for power in Australia within 14 years. To replace it will require faster deployment of solar and wind, storage, new transmission lines and some firming gas capacity.

No chance nuclear energy will be ready to replace coal-fired plants, market operator warns in report that says renewables construction should speed up

Patricia Kobylski remembers when there were plenty of people in her eastside Detroit neighborhood

THE Scottish Government has been called out for its “confusing” stance on solar panel funding which appears to have been silently scrapped…

With Great British Energy, a publicly owned company that would invest in clean power, the UK Labour party pledges to “take back control of our energy”. But will it, as promised, enable Labour to decarbonise electricity by 2030? And how much control would it give the government over the energy…

‘Threat notice’ flags elevated supply risks, as expert warns problems will get worse without urgent addition of more backup resources

Speculative applications for renewables schemes are slowing clean electricity transition, study finds

The average age of an active nuclear reactor worldwide is about 32 years – and a live plant reaching even 60 has ‘never happened’, an expert says

Not far inland from Port Campbell in Victoria lie three depleted gas fields. These underground sandstone reservoirs now have a second life, as the state’s main gas storage, responsible for 30% of the state’s winter gas demand.