Salt, silicon or graphite: energy storage goes beyond lithium ion batteries
Technologies that use gels, liquids, and molten silicon or salt [...]
Marine power: can UK companies rule the waves?
Despite past failures and high costs, wave power companies are [...]
Tory voters want environmental regulations maintained after Brexit
Conservative thinktank finds voters want to protect laws on beach [...]
Green groups condemn UN plan to use $136m from climate fund for large dams
Activists warn of serious environmental consequences for UN-backed hydro projects [...]
Former Danish PM says investment is key to developing renewable energy – video
Helle Thorning-Schmidt, appearing on the ABC’s Q&A, says every country [...]
We can’t be Denmark: Josh Frydenberg plays down wind energy potential on Q&A
Energy minister says Australia’s remoteness means it cannot match European [...]
Renewables cut Europe’s carbon emissions by 10% in 2015, says EEA
European Environment Agency reports solar and and wind is reducing [...]
Labor to drop renewable energy target in favour of emissions scheme
RET will come to a natural end as emissions intensity [...]
South Australia to get $1bn solar farm and world’s biggest battery
System will include 3.4m solar panels and 1.1m batteries, with [...]
Renewables roadshow: how Canberra took lead in renewable energy race
In the latest in our series on Australian green energy [...]