Whyalla leads on consumer power
Why Whyalla’s green steel turns the tables on the fossil fuel industry; why networks suddenly love rooftop solar; and why Garnaut’s down on the NEG.
6 Nov 201725min
How wind, solar and storage will beat coal
Windlab explains why world-first wind plus solar plus storage facility in Queensland will beat coal, and why NEG is so disappointing to industry.
27 Okt 201730min
The National Energy Guarantee unpacked
Does the fact that it got past the Coalition party room make the National Energy Guarantee good policy?
22 Okt 201733min
Australia’s peak stupid, China’s peak emissions
Australia’s energy debate hit peak stupid last week, and then got even worse. Meanwhile, in China, the world’s biggest polluter may have already reached peak emissions.
15 Okt 201732min
Will we run out of lithium?
Australian lithium miner Orocobre on the looming shortfall in lithium needed for EVs and batteries, and on the deficiency of Australia’s energy policies.
10 Okt 201727min
South Australia’s big battery
The owner of the so called Tesla big battery is French company Neoen. Its Australian head Franck Woitiez joins Energy Insiders to discuss that project, and other storage projects on the horizon.
1 Okt 201730min
Blockchain and blockheads
Power Ledger’s Jemma Green on how blockchain technology will allow consumers to share solar energy; while David Leitch and Giles Parkinson differ on whether we should ignore Tony Abbott.
25 Sep 201725min
Liddell and Tomago road trip, and Murdoch fabrications.
A road trip to the Hunter Valley to visit Liddell and Tomago, the Murdoch media’s renewable fabrications, and political stalemates.
19 Sep 201726min
