Energy Supply Australia is an independent publication about the Australian energy system — the grid, the market, and the companies driving the transition. We cover power, wind, solar, nuclear, gas and storage the way people inside the industry actually talk about them: with the numbers left in, the jargon taken out, and no press releases dressed up as news. If it changes how the country makes, moves or pays for energy, we’re writing about it.
Wind Power Thirty metres of water is roughly where the argument starts. Below that depth, fixed-bottom offshore wind is proven, financeable and — in European terms — almost boring. Above it, floating…
$1,984. That is roughly what a typical residential customer using around 4,000 kilowatt-hours a year pays annually on…
Three gigawatts. That's roughly the combined generation capacity Squadron Energy was spruiking across its portfolio when Andrew Forrest's…
Australia's energy system and economy have been tied to fossil fuels for decades. Renewable energy has also played…
Wind energy in Australia is among the most environmentally friendly and sustainable ways to generate electricity. It produces…
The debate between Electric Cars vs Gas Cars has become one of the most important discussions in the…
Renewable energy is now a popular power source in many countries. The recent increase in electricity prices, combined with…
In Australia, as energy costs increase and temperatures rise, more businesses and households are seeking more efficient, sustainable…
In Australia, as energy prices continue to increase, households are increasingly looking for environmentally-friendly, reliable and cost-effective alternatives. Taking…
Australia's Journey to Clean Energy shows how Australia became the global leader in rooftop solar. The work of…
Thirty-two projects. That is roughly how many contracts the federal government had underwritten through the Capacity Investment Scheme…
32 gigawatts. That is the headline target sitting at the centre of the federal government's Capacity Investment Scheme…
$1,984. That is roughly what a typical residential customer using around 4,000 kilowatt-hours a year pays annually on…
Energy Supply Australia is written by a small team that covers the grid, the market and the companies building the transition. No wire copy, no press releases dressed up as news.
