SA navigates over-supply of power SA has coped with an over-supply of power after the loss of its connection to Victoria left the state unable to export excess renewable energy there. AAP · Nov 17, 2022
Study on gravitational energy storage technology at Austar site Green Gravity will collaborate with Yancoal to conduct a study on gravitational energy storage technology at the former Austar Coal Mine site near Cessnock. Newcastle Herald · Nov 16, 2022
Northern Territory government moves to legalise the sale of fracking exploration gas from next year Environmentalists are questioning why fracked gas could soon be sold before full production approvals are granted in the Northern Territory — months after a similar proposal from a gas company was dropped because it was unlawful. ABC News · Nov 16, 2022
A windfall tax on energy generators? Sure, but the devil is in the complex detail Excess profits look set for a levy in the autumn statement – but first define ‘excess’ and for whom The Guardian - UK · Nov 16, 2022
Opinion: Key figure in Zero Carbon Humber project lays out post COP27 needs from government Project manager Ian Livingston on the importance of climate targets in the Chancellor's Autumn Statement Birmingham Post · Nov 16, 2022
Energy bills could be slashed by €35m with battery storage power Battery storage projects are the back-up to the electricity system, helping to ensure a secure and stable electricity grid Dublin Live · Nov 16, 2022
Uttar Pradesh govt plans to generate 22kMW solar power in 5 yrs LUCKNOW: A new solar policy was cleared by the UP cabinet on Friday which aims to generate 22,000MW solar power over the next five years. This will include 14,000MW through establishment of solar parks, 4,500MW through rooftop solar projects in residential areas, 1,500MW through non-residential rooftop projects and 2,000MW through… The Times of India · Nov 16, 2022
Overhaul UK energy system and save up to £18bn a year, Tories told THE UK Government is under increasing pressure to overhaul the energy system in a plan that proponents say would save £18 billion a year. The National (Scotland) · Nov 16, 2022
Biden touts methane crackdown at COP27 A new EPA proposal would allow third parties to catch methane "super emitters" red handed Salon · Nov 16, 2022
Box park plan to inspire Grimsby's next generation towards Net Zero 'Exploratorium' planned for town centre site to highlight huge opportunities offered by green and low carbon agenda on Energy Estuary Birmingham Post · Nov 16, 2022
EU says China should contribute funding for climate 'loss and damage' China should contribute funding to help poorer nations cover the cost of climate disasters, European Union climate policy chief Frans Timmermans said on Wednesday at the COP27 summit in Egypt. Reuters · Nov 16, 2022
SSE profits balloon as energy giant makes a killing from gas price boom ENERGY giant SSE has seen its profits balloon as high electricity prices saw its gas generation arm make a killing a day before the government is… The National (Scotland) · Nov 16, 2022
SSE invests four times more than it makes in profits Latest half-year report puts investment at £1.7bn, compared to adjusted profit after tax of £489m Insider UK · Nov 16, 2022
Nicola Sturgeon marks launch of UK's tallest wind turbine THE First Minister has marked the connection of the UK’s tallest and most efficient onshore wind turbines to the national grid. The National (Scotland) · Nov 16, 2022
Manchester Evening News · Nov 16, 2022 Shelved plan for massive solar panel farm could be revived amid energy crisis Oldham council had received planning permission to install 2,700 solar panels in Failsworth
The Conversation · Nov 16, 2022 Renewable energy will need more investment, or Africa will stay dependent on fossil fuels Renewable energy technologies such as solar photovoltaics and onshore wind power can help sub-Saharan Africa meet its energy requirements from sources that have lower emissions than fossil fuels.
Glasgow Live · Nov 16, 2022 Energy bill refund as £800,000 due to UK households following overcharging error Customers of two energy firms have been told they are now due refunds after they were overcharged on deals with £800,000 being paid out in total to hundreds of UK homes.
Edinburgh Live · Nov 16, 2022 Energy bill £800,000 refund due to hundreds of UK households after overcharging error Customers of two energy firms are due refunds after being overcharged on deals that let them sell excess power, with £800,000 being paid out to homes across the UK.
Birmingham Post · Nov 16, 2022 Direct flights to Esbjerg secured for Humberside as Eastern Airways lands double delight Danish offshore wind and maritime hub to be linked from next month
Asharq Al-Awsat · Nov 16, 2022 Saudi Arabia Offers Set of Solutions to Advance Global Development Reform Saudi Arabia put forward a set of effective solutions and proposals to advance global development and economic reforms, through its high-level participation at the meetings of the G20 Leaders Summit in Bali, Indonesia. The Saudi delegation to the summit is headed by Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman, and includes Energy…
Irish Mirror · Nov 16, 2022 COP27: Mary Robinson wants 'removal of $1.8 trillion in subsidies to fossil fuel firms' 'Fossil fuel companies are very responsible for the mess we are in'
The Guardian - UK · Nov 16, 2022 SSE profits more than triple as UK energy prices soar Figure of £559m comes day before government is expected to expand windfall tax on power sector
Insider UK · Nov 16, 2022 Tidal energy firm secures £1.5 million in funding Edinburgh-based business will use the money to build towards commercial sales of its tidal platform
ABC News · Nov 16, 2022 Santos' $4.7 billion Barossa gas project to remain on hold as Federal Court considers appeal against landmark ruling A Federal Court justice has questioned Santos' argument that it was "unworkable" to try to consult a specific clan of traditional owners over the gas giant's plans to drill in the Barossa gas field.
The Guardian - UK · Nov 16, 2022 Energy firms accused of profiteering with ‘horrendous rates’ for care homes Exclusive: Care England calls for Ofgem investigation into suppliers’ practices in letter seen by the Guardian