Renewable Fuels
A new wind farm has been approved in Central Queensland, another big step in the Government’s plan to make Australia a renewable energy superpower.
Australian mining magnate Andrew Forrest is pivoting toward green energy with plans to develop a major gigawatt-scale wind and battery project in Queensland.
A plan for a renewable fuels processing facility to be built in Perth’s south has been granted Ministerial approval.
North Queensland and Townsville is at the precipice of being a critical minerals, renewable and manufacturing powerhouse with two resource projects prescribed for fast-tracked approvals.
Construction of a solar thermal powered green methanol plant in South Australia will soon commence, following the locking in of financing and the signing of a supply agreement.
When Australia’s largest remote grid solar farm launches, a jolt of power is to be plugged into North-West Queensland - one of the world’s largest critical minerals endowments.
An Australian company hopes to become the country's first major producer of sustainable aircraft fuel with funding allocated for a North Queensland development.
Doubling the expansion to a wind farm means clean energy can be provided to the equivalent of 312,000 homes in Queensland's southwest, reports Projectory.
The proposed development of a 12GW renewable energy project in the Gascoyne region of WA will be required to undergo formal assessment.
One of Australia's key industrial hubs is to be powered by this new renewable energy project, setting a new standard for industrial energy consumption, reports Projectory.
