Australia’s energy future

The future of energy generation still lies with renewables, rather than legacy coal-fired stations or future nuclear options.

The climate crisis and the electricity grid

Artificial intelligence is the key to linking a range of renewable solutions to reduce carbon emissions from electricity generation and supply.

What is the electricity transmission system, and why does it need fixing?

Much has been said of the need to change the electricity generation mix, from mostly fossil fuels to mostly renewables, but our electricity transmission network must also be overhauled.

Did renewables or coal fail in Victoria?

Despite the perception that renewable energy faltered during the recent power crisis in Victoria, In fact it was the opposite, with wind and solar maintaining their performance and coal letting consumers down.

Is this the end of the National Electricity Market?

Australia’s National Electricity Market (NEM), which has served the eastern and southern states for 20 years, may be heading towards its demise.

Mostly working: Australia’s wholesale electricity market

High electricity prices are here to stay, according to a new Grattan Institute report that calls on politicians to tell Australians the truth about the future of energy costs.

Electricity and gas markets in Australia today

ACCC Chairman Rod Sims outlines the current state of Australia’s electricity and gas markets and the prospects for reform to ensure security of supply at an affordable cost to industry and consumers.