SA faces "big step backwards" on renewable energy

A visiting American climate campaigner and prominent environmental journalist says South Australia would be making a “big mistake” if it were to remove its renewable energy target.

SA’s leadership on renewable energy threatened: Environmental groups

Environmental groups say they are concerned and disappointed with newly elected Premier Steven Marshall’s move towards a Federal Government approach to renewable energy.

Premier Jay Weatherill and Energy Minister Tom Koutsantonis announcing their electricity plan. Photo: Tony Lewis/InDaily

Why the State Government's costly power plan is inept

The State Government’s electricity plan will come at a high cost to South Australian taxpayers and could threaten investment, argues economics commentator Richard Blandy.

Xenophon hopeful slams SA's "vanity politics" on renewables

A high-profile prospective candidate for Nick Xenophon’s SA Best has described South Australia’s renewable energy mix as “crazy shit” and “gesture politics”, but insists there’s no division in the party’s ranks over a renewable energy target.

Govt, council and green groups attack Marshall's renewable energy plan

The State Government, the Lord Mayor and environment groups have lined up to attack the Opposition’s proposal to scrap South Australia’s renewable energy target.