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Restoring the world's forests on an unprecedented scale is 'the best climate change solution available', according to a new study.

Why I held a Tesla Model 3 reservation from week one, but bought a Hyundai Kona electric instead.

Stanford University researchers find simple technique of “wake steering” – or slightly tilting wind turbines – can boost performance and reduce variability of output.

Oversupply and an emissions profile not much better than coal are putting US$1.3 trillion in new LNG export and import infrastructure at significant risk of becoming stranded, new report finds.

AEMC is proposing a series of complicated rule changes to solve what most see as a simple problem – and it risks an unknown impact on the electricity market.

TAI report says latest federal government data confirms two things: 1) Australia's emissions are definitely still going up; 2) The Morrison Coalition government is “contemptuous” …

Porsche's flagship all-electric car, the Taycan, has been captured cruising the streets of Shanghai ahead of its global launch this September.

Minutes after announcing plans to accelerate its electrification strategy, senior BMW executive says Europeans don't actually want to buy pure electric vehicles.

Mammoth 1.17 GW Noor Abu Dhabi solar park, claimed as the world's largest single solar project – and one of the cheapest – has entered commercial operation.

Los Angeles deal for 400MW solar + 400MW/800MWh battery plant set to lock in prices of under 2c/kWh for PV, $1.3c/kWh for stored power.

More than 1000 applications flood in as Victoria's $1.3bn Solar Homes rebate kicks off in earnest. Batteries are on offer too – but just 200 from now to November.

While thermal coal prices continue to be driven by Asian power demand, any investment would be a real grudge investment – as the economics won't be good.

New Zealand-based Blue Cars looks to raise funds to commercialise improved replacement Nissan Leaf battery pack that could deliver over 200km range.

Scottish renewable electricity generation reached record levels in Q1 – enough to power approximately 88% of the country's households for a year.

Bonn climate talks marred by obstruction and climate denial by the US and other oil-friendly countries, rather than a sense of urgency.