It’s not easy going green for Fortescue, despite the funding

Andrew Forrest’s Fortescue secured hundreds of millions of dollars in government commitments, incentives and subsidies for clean-energy projects, including ventures since abandoned, underscoring the challenge facing the Albanese government in its efforts to fast-track the renewable energy transition.

The $147 Billion Green Hydrogen Bubble That BP Helped Burst

Australia’s long-held ambitions to tap its abundant renewable resources and vast uninhabited landmass to become a global green hydrogen leader are fast unraveling.

Energy report long on ‘values’, short on dollar figures

The Productivity Commission has given the government plenty of flexibility for developing its energy policies and emissions reductions targets over the next decade.

The Future of Green Hydrogen Is Out of Reach

August 1, 2025  The Future of Green Hydrogen Is Out of Reach A number of hurdles prevent widespread adoption of this potentially game-changing technology.By: Ronan Wordsworth A recent Reuters investigation shed some […]

Green Energy vs Natural Gas

Cartoon by Gary Varvel

Why is CSIRO hiding the inconvenient truth about renewables cost blowout?

If coal is cheaper, why does the CSIRO proclaim “renewables remain the lowest-cost new-build electricity generation technology”?

Dud climate predictions are no worries for Ross Garnaut

It’s puzzling that Ross Garnaut is still worshipped as some sort of energy policy oracle, especially after championing ‘green hydrogen’.

What am I, Andrew Forrest, going to do today?

Twiggy has been busy fortifying his self-image as human rights hero and climate change white knight even as he abandons his hyper-hyped green projects.

Turbine construction slump: Labor’s energy target all miss and wind

Construction of new wind farms for the national electricity grid, which are crucial to Anthony Albanese’s clean-energy ambitions, came to a halt in the first half of this year, as the godfather of Labor’s climate policies warns the government will miss its 82 per cent renewables target by “a big margin”.

Woodside takes Bass Strait control

Woodside will take operating control of Australia’s first major offshore oil and gas development in the Bass Strait from ExxonMobil, in a 50-year first.

Hancock Energy is a Hancock Prospecting company.

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