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Friday, October 18

Australia's energy policy a muddled mess of compromise

As climate change activists block city streets, Labor walks a tightrope in developing energy and emissions policy that won’t alienate either inner-city or blue-collar regional supporters, and the Liberal Government warily accommodates party skeptics while business and industry demands more action, says Michelle Grattan.

Leasing out state-owned diesel generators will push prices down: expert

Leasing South Australia’s state-owned diesel generators to two private companies is likely to put downward pressure on electricity prices, an independent energy expert says.

Adelaide and much of the state was plunged into darkness during the 2016 blackout. Photo: AAP

SA wind farms face court over 2016 blackout

The Australian Energy Regulator is taking Federal Court action against four SA wind farm operators – including AGL – over the state’s major 2016 blackout.

Parliament to look at small nuclear reactors as future energy source

A parliamentary inquiry into an Australian nuclear industry will look at the fast-changing technology of small modular reactors.

Coal power and "big stick" energy policy on Govt agenda

The Morrison Government is looking at a new coal-fired power station for Queensland, while reviving laws compelling power companies to cut wholesale prices and guarantee supply.