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One ship loaded with solar PV is now worth more to the grid than 120 coal-carriers
Technology gains mean that one ship load of solar PV panels is now worth more to the grid than 120 coal carriers, or 57 LNG tankers.
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Owner of Australia’s biggest wind farm seeks green tick for huge wind and battery project in Queensland
Owner of Australia's biggest wind farm seeks green tick for another big wind project with a massive battery in Queensland.
Fortescue buys US battery management tech to boost grid scale storage needs as it eliminates fossil fuels
Fortescue buys US battery controls company as it ramps up efforts to reach real zero in its massive mining operations and batteries play key role on grid and transport.
Australian households add record amounts of rooftop PV, as home battery installations top 4.3 GWh
Rooftop PV enjoys record month of installations at the end of 2025, as the home battery boom continues.
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British wind farms drive down day-ahead wholesale energy prices by almost a third in 2025
British wind farms helped limit the role of gas power plants in setting prices, cutting power prices by almost a third, according to new analysis.
Offshore wind hopes boosted as massive UK auction smashes records after years of failures
Offshore wind hopes boosted after a massive auction held in the UK awarded a record 8.4 gigawatt (GW) of projects at an unexpectedly low price.
Wind and solar generate more electricity in Europe than fossil fuels for first time in 2025
Wind and solar generated a record 30 per cent of EU power needs in 2025, with fossil fuels generating 29 per cent.
“A price gouging rip off:” Cost of GreenPower certificates have plunged, but retailers still charge huge premium
A collapse in the price of LGCs means consumer GreenPower prices should also plunge this year - but will they? And why haven't they already?