Energy
Jay Weatherill: Nuclear waste and citizens' juries

Jay Weatherill has announced the establishment of "citizens' juries" to debate the Royal Commissio ...  
10 holes in the Royal Commission's pro nuclear dump case

The Coalition’s long-held agenda of turning Australia into a global nuclear waste dump is about ...  
Four big reasons not to sell uranium to Ukraine

As the 30th anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster approaches, Noel Wauchope outlines just a few ...  
Peabody's grossly inadequate rehab bond

Peabody Energy's mines are closing and to add insult to injury, will likely abandon their destr ...  
Big Nuke in big push for small nuclear reactors near towns

Global nuclear companies are meeting this week to discuss licensing the controversial small ...  
Why changing energy markets add relevance to EXPO 2017 Astana

Looking to future energy needs, EXPO 2017 in Astana will showcase renewable energy solutions ...  
Electricity emissions soar since Coalition dumps carbon price

RenewEconomy's Giles Parkinson discusses Australia's rapidly rising electricity emissions follo ...  
How green energy is already taking over the world

investment in renewables galloped ahead of fossil fuels in 2015 with a majority of plants planned ...  
Five things we learned about Malcolm’s attempts not to be Tony

RenewEconomy's Giles Parkinson analyses Malcolm Turnbull's efforts to distance himself from  ...  
Secret deals: Australia's nuclear waste plan and the UK's Hinkley project

The S.A. Government scheme to import international nuclear waste has a major flaw in common with ...  
Have solar households really sold out on their environmental goals?

RenewEconomy's Giles Parkinson discusses the claim by power networks that solar households have ...  
U.S. and WTO block India’s solar power plan

World trade regulations have been invoked by the U.S. to challenge India’s ambitious programme ...  
Energy storage gives renewables a jump-start

Given the speed at which technology and inventions are advancing, it's a no-brainer to see that ...  
CSG Inquiry: 'Liars, cheats and thieves'

The troubled CSG industry is currently facing strong community opposition in two states — not ...  
Nuclear Royal Commission: What's Scarce in Kevin's Report

The Scarce Report recommends South Australia being storing the world's nuclear waste, opening the ...  
Mystery explained: Hunt's award handed out by the oil industry

The nation's satirists stormed Twitter this week crying mass unemployment over the shock anno ...  
Telstra takes on energy utilities with home solar and storage plan

Telstra's rollout of solar and battery storage looks to be a game-changer in the home energy ...  
BREAKTHROUGHS: Giant wind turbines and carbon filtering make power

Science can now make energy by building immense wind turbine blades and filtering carbon from the ...