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Sun Cable demise shows renewable energy mega projects 'really hard'

The collapse of billionaires' plans to export solar power from northern Australia to Singapore highlights the challenges facing mega renewable energy projects, experts say.

ABC News

Businesses berate ‘scattergun’ approach to UK government energy support

Exclusive: small business and hospitality groups urge rethink to let firms renegotiate fairer contracts and stave off closure

The Guardian - UK

Coal power stations fired up and customers paid to cut energy use in UK cold snap

National Grid asks Drax and EDF to start warming three plants and says it will activate its live demand flexibility service on Monday evening

The Guardian - UK

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Gaza: ‘24 hours of electricity a day? This is beyond a dream for us’

The most marginalised families in the Gaza Strip are living with as little as a few hours of electricity each day

The Independent UK

'We live in a ruin with no electricity and only half a roof but to us it's paradise'

Ben Fogle's new TV series meets British families living in the wild including Sophie Watkins and George Lidgley and their kids who live off the grid in the Tuscan mountains

Daily Mirror

Treasury's Yellen breaks ground on rural electrification project in Senegal

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on Saturday helped kick off a new rural electrification project in Senegal that will bring reliable power to 350,000 people, while supporting some 500 jobs in 14 U.S. states.

Reuters

Could Turkey's floating generators help power Ukraine through the winter?

As Russian forces continue to target Ukraine's energy infrastructure, a company in Turkey claims its power ships can thwart Moscow's efforts to leave Ukrainians without electricity this winter.

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Energy Minister Chris Bowen says price cap is having an impact on reducing energy prices

Energy Minister Chris Bowen defends the government's energy relief plan, issuing new figures that show a drop in forecast wholesale electricity prices for 2023.

ABC News

Egat starts operation of mini-hydropower plant

State-run Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (Egat) has started operating its 10th mini-hydropower plant in Uttaradit as the country continues its effort to reduce power prices by adopting more renewable energy.

Bangkok Post

The one appliance you could stop using today to save €450 on energy bills this year

Those who make the change are guaranteed to see the difference on their energy bill

Irish Mirror

Power price spike to be less than expected

Treasury forecasts indicate wholesale electricity prices won't rise as high as earlier predicted after the government imposed a gas price cap.

AAP

Power cuts in South Africa: trend to get off the grid is gathering pace, but total independence is still a way off

South Africans have been battered by power shortages for several years. These have worsened to the point that towards the end of 2022 the country’s electricity utility, Eskom, had only half of its power generation capacity operational.

The Conversation

Bosnian dairy farm makes electricity from organic waste

A high-tech dairy farm is among the first in Bosnia turning biogas from animal faeces and silage into electricity, as it aims to become self-reliant at a time when high energy prices pose a risk to the subsidy-dependent agricultural sector.

Reuters

Australians to save $230 on electricity bills next financial year as wholesale prices fall

Treasurer Jim Chalmers says the saving is a sign the government’s plan to cap prices is ‘starting to make a difference’.

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Daily Record

New £150 Warm Home Discount Scheme update for people in Scotland claiming energy help

Eligibility rules for the annual heating bill discount have changed for winter 2022/23.

Daily Mirror

Millions of homes hit by £116 energy bill hike - despite prices being fixed

Those who have seen their bills increase were customers on Economy 7 electric tariffs which new analysis found rose by 7.6% on average this January

Insider UK

SSE commits to 'significant' renewable investment despite 10% lower output

Trading update reveals that calm weather meant gas-fired generation had to pick up the slack

The Conversation

How to help UK households manage rising energy bills - and decarbonise at the same time

The cost of electricity rose sixfold between January 2021 and November 2022 as the impact of the COVID pandemic combined with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine to push up wholesale energy prices.

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The Guardian - UK

This is an era of plentiful, cheap, renewable energy, but the fossil fuel dinosaurs can’t admit it

For a couple of days this month, wind power supplied over half the UK’s electricity. You wouldn’t know it, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

Liverpool Echo

Households can apply for £400 off energy bills from this month

Almost a million people without a direct electricity connection will be eligible to apply

The Texas Tribune

State regulators approve controversial Texas electricity market reform

The substantial change in the way the state’s market works will first be reviewed by the Legislature.

Chronicle Live

Almost one million UK households can apply for £400 energy bill payment later this month

An online application process, as well as a helpline for the one-off lumper will open for 900,000 homes which don't have a direct electricity connection.

Liverpool Echo

Liverpool City Centre plunged into darkness as power cut hits hundreds

Homes and businesses in L1 have no electricity

Salon

The electric car savings gap

A new study says 90% of Americans would save by getting an EV. The other 10%, not so much

Reuters

Trade unions call for more strikes over Macron's pension reform

More than a million people marched through French cities on Thursday to denounce President Emmanuel Macron's plans to raise the retirement age, with a wave of nationwide strikes halting trains, blocking refineries and curbing power generation.

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