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'Absolutely crazy' not to electrify everything: Evergen

'Absolutely crazy' not to electrify everything: Evergen

Australians could make electrons more valuable and useful by controlling when an electric car is charging or the hot water system turns on.

Cost hikes and delays for NSW renewable energy zones

Cost hikes and delays for NSW renewable energy zones

Cost hikes and delays for NSW renewable energy zones

Cost hikes and delays for NSW renewable energy zones

The two renewable energy zones that account for the bulk of the new generation power capacity in NSW will be delayed by up to two years, the government says.

Cannon-Brookes, Quinbrook said to win Sun Cable bidding

Cannon-Brookes, Quinbrook said to win Sun Cable bidding

Cannon-Brookes, Quinbrook said to win Sun Cable bidding

Cannon-Brookes, Quinbrook said to win Sun Cable bidding

Mike Cannon-Brookes' Grok Ventures, Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners and an overseas partner have won the bidding for Sun Cable, AAP has learned.

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Power bills to surge for thousands under new price cap

Power bills to surge for thousands under new price cap

Customers on the default electricity market offer will be slugged with price rises of up to 25 per cent because of high wholesale energy costs.

'Positive progress' for nation builders at Snowy 2.0

'Positive progress' for nation builders at Snowy 2.0

Snowy Hydro 2.0's construction woes risk putting Australia years off course on energy targets, with the cost blowout yet to be tallied, parliament learns.

Power bills to surge despite budget tipping modest rise

Power bills to surge despite budget tipping modest rise

The energy regulator has confirmed double-digit power price rises will continue from July 1 despite the May budget's claims of curbing cost of living pressures.

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