Infinite Blue Energy - partnering with NewVolt EV charging stations. >>

Researchers at Monash University’s Grid Innovation Hub will look for ways to strengthen weak and unstable parts of the electricity grid. ARENAWIRE, Australian Renewable Energy Agency. >>

Cheaper to end Native Forest Logging, than to continue. Victoria's Parliamentary Budget Office. See: 'End native forest logging in Victoria' >>

Coal power projects accelerate after COVID-19 lockdown: A New Coal Boom in China. Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA), Helsinki. >>

Green - or Brown? A Six month window of opportunity. Imperative to move beyond fiddling at the edges. 'Sustainable Recovery' World Energy Outlook Special Report. International Energy Agency. Overview >>

UNSW hydrogen storage technology in world-first application of its kind. Professor Aguey-Zinsou said: “The H2Store technology is a compact and transportable hydrogen storage solution. It’s an effective way to store and generate renewable energy, mitigate the fluctuation of renewable generation and increase confidence in the security of supply.” >>

The Hybrit process of making steel utilising Hydrogen is being advocated for Australia. So called, Green Steel being advocated in a Report by the Grattan Institute. 'Start with steel: A practical plan to support carbon workers and cut emissions' >>

Economic Recovery hoped to prioritise renewable projects. Coronavirus Recovery Report Chaired by a former Business Council of Australia president. 'Examining additional sources of low cost abatement: expert panel report' >>

The Centre for Research into Transformative Energy Solutions (Oxford University) 'Over the last 25 years we have developed an international track record for research in climate, ecosystems and energy and a growing expertise in the fields of food and water.' >>

How can we transition to a world that is cleaner, safer, smarter, and more prosperous? Oxford Martin School Post-Carbon Transition Project (Oxford University) Incremental change along existing paradigms will fall short... >>