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The Future of Green Hydrogen Is Out of Reach
August 1, 2025 The Future of Green Hydrogen Is Out of Reach A number of hurdles prevent widespread adoption of this potentially game-changing technology.By: Ronan Wordsworth A recent Reuters investigation shed some
Why is CSIRO hiding the inconvenient truth about renewables cost blowout?
If coal is cheaper, why does the CSIRO proclaim “renewables remain the lowest-cost new-build electricity generation technology”?
Dud climate predictions are no worries for Ross Garnaut
It’s puzzling that Ross Garnaut is still worshipped as some sort of energy policy oracle, especially after championing ‘green hydrogen’.
Australian region facing 17,000 job losses as copper pressures hit
Up to 17,000 jobs could be lost if copper operations that have underpinned life in regional Queensland come to an end, as local leaders call for government intervention.
What am I, Andrew Forrest, going to do today?
Twiggy has been busy fortifying his self-image as human rights hero and climate change white knight even as he abandons his hyper-hyped green projects.
Turbine construction slump: Labor’s energy target all miss and wind
Construction of new wind farms for the national electricity grid, which are crucial to Anthony Albanese’s clean-energy ambitions, came to a halt in the first half of this year, as the godfather of Labor’s climate policies warns the government will miss its 82 per cent renewables target by “a big margin”.
Why Javier Milei is today’s most exciting politician
Javier Milei promised the most fascinating liberal economic experiment the world has seen in a long time.
‘Cowards’: Pauline Hanson’s push to flush out Coalition over Net Zero
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson will move an urgency motion calling for an end to net zero, declaring that any Coalition Senator who abstains from the vote should be labelled a “coward”.
WA Liberal Party State Council supports call to abandon net zero, reduce Welcome to Country ceremonies
The WA Liberal Party has supported a motion to abandon a target of net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, putting added pressure on Australian Opposition Leader Sussan Ley to drop the policy for the federal party.
China provides reality check for Forrest’s green iron dream
A domestic green iron industry might mean Australia has to pour in more public funds than the Chinese government, an impossible feat.
BP Plans to Exit $36 Billion Australian Green Hydrogen Hub
After years of stock under performance and departure of the plan’s architect, BP has refined its strategy to focus more squarely on profits than green goals.