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South Africa is on the path to decarbonisation – doing away with burning coal and other fossil fuels and moving towards renewable, clean energy, such as solar and wind power. However, the coal industry employs 91,000 people. If these workers lost their jobs and were not transferred to new jobs…

The landscape of education is evolving with every passing year, driven by advancements in technology and the emergence of new industries. Traditional curriculums that once prepared students for stable, long-term careers must now adapt to a world where the job market is constantly changing. Industries like technology, healthcare, and renewable…

The Queensland cities of Townsville and Gladstone have been singled out as key to Australia's future in clean exports at a renewable energy event.

South Africa is at a pivotal moment in its energy transition: trying to decarbonise its economy (move away from coal) and make sure that everyone has access to reliable and affordable energy. Storage of renewable energy is very important for this transition. Solar and wind power are not available all…

With huge data centres set to drive up already outsized energy demand, the tiny city-state of Singapore is looking to Australia's deserts and Malaysia's rainforests for clean power.

The global shift towards renewable energy sources has gained unprecedented momentum as societies grapple with the urgent need to combat climate change. As homes account for a significant portion of carbon emissions, the transition to renewable ...

In the lead-up to the Queensland state election, Solar Citizens wants the major parties to make big commitments to renewable energy.

Learn about Australia's billion solar farm project aiming to transmit green electricity to Singapore, positioning the country as a renewable energy leader.

Approval of a huge renewable-energy project could establish Australia as a leader in the field, but there's no start date in sight for the solar farm.

Bullfrog Power joins forces with The Walrus as Green Events sponsor

The opposition has still produced nothing to back up its widely disputed claim that Australia could have an operational nuclear industry before the 2040s