Expressions of Interest (EOI) are now open for the $2 billion Hydrogen Headstart Program. Scaling up production of renewable hydrogen is vital for achieving Australia’s ambition to become a renewable energy superpower.
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Japanese laser fusion technology to help power SA’s green future
The Japanese company, EX-Fusion, plans to produce a revolutionary source of green energy – the company will establish its international presence in South Australia, fuelling the State’s position as a global hydrogen leader.
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UNSW professor elected to engineering academy for contributions in solar energy development
UNSW Sydney’s Scientia Professor Martin Green has been inducted into the United States National Academy of Engineering (NAE) for technical contributions that have enabled the widespread use of silicon photovoltaics.
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Enabling clean energy transition – Major reforms in Western Australia
Western Australia’s Wholesale Electricity Market (WEM) commenced operating with new capabilities developed to support the state’s energy transformation.
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Australian institutes spearhead global efforts in clean energy innovation
Six of the nation’s research institutions, including Australia’s national science agency Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO), united with international researchers to address challenges in clean energy production and storage.
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NSW Government invests $260 million in to supercharge the shift to EVs
The Chris Minns Government will invest $260 million in the 2023-24 NSW Budget to increase electric vehicle uptake in NSW –to achieve Net Zero emissions targets.
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Queensland and Japan universities extend renewable energy research partnership
The University of Queensland and the University of Tokyo have signed another Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to expand on 25 years of collaborative research.
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Student operated tokamak nuclear fusion device to be built at UNSW Sydney
A nuclear fusion device – that will be wholly designed, built and operated by students – is being planned for UNSW Sydney.
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Data reveals one in three businesses would switch to electric vehicles to improve brand image
New survey data reveals that more than one-third of Australian SMEs would choose to invest in electric vehicles to meet customer or employee expectations – 30 per cent would make the switch to increase brand credibility.
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Spanish green tech company sets up in Melbourne
A Spanish company helping to drive the take-up of electric cars has established its Australian and New Zealand headquarters in Melbourne, attracted by Victoria’s innovation culture and advanced tech workforce.
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