Ryan Cropp

The government should guarantee the long-term revenue of new renewable energy projects to ensure the security of the grid, according to a major new report.

The government has delayed the release of a “shocking” assessment of climate change’s effect on the economy, just weeks before its 2035 target decision.

Funding for new renewables projects is flowing at less than half the pace required to meet Labor’s targets.

The Coalition lacks credibility on climate. But that doesn’t translate to an automatic advantage for Labor.

The huge uptake of home batteries under the subsidy scheme has raised hopes that rooftop power could partly offset the broader delays in the renewables rollout.

Frank Jotzo says there is no politically practical path to a 2035 emissions reduction target of more than 70 per cent.

Australia’s energy transition watchdog says serious work is required by the government to make the benefits of renewables clearer to country people.

The huge demand on power from data centres will put limits on Australia’s emissions reduction goal, the Climate Change Authority says.

The federal government will not meet its emission reduction goals unless it puts a price on electricity sector carbon emissions, according to new research.

Labor’s new 2035 climate plan is likely to triple the price paid by big emitters to offset their carbon emissions over the next ten years.