This week

The fossil gas industry wants us to believe that gas is evolving to become renewable and clean.

Sophie Vorrath unpicks the controversial decision to charge solar owners for putting energy back into the grid.

Budget hailed for historic spend and commitment on clean energy, but a missed opportunity to help households electrify AND relieve the cost of living.

Labor overlooks help to electrify Australia's transport sector which is projected to be the biggest source of emissions by 2030.

Tristan Edis has crunched the numbers and found when network operators are involved community batteries are substantially more expensive than home batteries.

A 100% tariff on Chinese EVs sold in the US may be the last line of defence for America's dinosaur fossil car makers, but could result in more affordable models for Australia.

Climate and gas market experts show how future gas supply gaps can be eradicated, and energy bills reduced, by getting gas out of homes and businesses, not increasing gas supplies.

Allowing local communities to be involved in renewable energy projects, and share the benefits of household energy resources, will accelerate the energy transition.