2022
Net zero policies split over hydrogen, batteries
By Colin Packham, Australian Financial Review, May 4, 2022
Labor's power price fall claims 'don't stack up'
By Mark Ludlow, Australian Financial Review, April 27, 2022
Dropping seeds by drone, Telstra starts carbon farming to offset its emissions
By Daniel Ziffer, ABC News, March 24, 2022
Carbon credit companies to cash in on multi-billion-dollar windfall from the government
By Daniel Ziffer, ABC News, March 21, 2022
States leave feds in the dust as Taylor and Bowen play politics on energy transition
By Callum Foote, Michael West Media, March 16, 2022
Five years on, Snowy 2.0 emerges as $10 billion white elephant
By Ted Woodley, The Age, March 15, 2022
Victorian offshore wind policy to hasten demise of coal
By Colin Packham, Australian Financial Review, March 11, 2022
Behind Taylor's 'weird' decision that sparked Australia's carbon credit drama
By Bella Peacock, PV Magazine, March 9, 2022
'We're not the party of 2018': State Liberals adopt net zero target
By Paul Sakkal, The Age, March 8, 2022
By Alex Brewster, ABC News, March 7, 2022
Business urges Tasmania to abandon 'battery of the nation' plan
By Peter Ker, Australian Financial Review, March 7, 2022
What does AGL's takeover bid symbolise for Australia's coal future?
By April Shepperd, Energy Magazine, February 24, 2022
Interview with VEPC Director Bruce Mountain about AGL's rejection of an $8B takeover bid
Interview by Joe O'Brien, ABC News, Mornings, February 21, 2022
Mike Cannon-Brookes and Brookfield in bid to take over AGL and shut down coal plants earlier
By Adam Morton and Peter Hannam, The Guardian, February 20, 2022
NSW must accelerate renewables pipeline to compensate for Eraring
By Colin Packham, Australian Financial Review, February 18, 2022
Dropping coal will hike power costs -- unless the government gets its act together
By Rod Myer, The New Daily, February 18, 2022
Eraring Power Plant to close in 2025
Produced by: Andrew Herlinger and Amanda Copp, first aired on The Wire 2SER FM Sydney, February 17, 2022
Bob Brown Foundation slams Marinus Link as ISP "white elephant"
By Sophie Vorrath, Renew Economy, February 17, 2022
Why the shutdown of AGL's coal-fired plants will probably happen even sooner than power giant says
By Peter Hannam, The Guardian, February 11, 2022
Gas losing favor in electricity market as renewables power on
By Miki Perkins, The Sydney Morning Herald, February 9, 2022
A hot Kurri Kurri: why Labor's fossil fuel proposal is worse than the Coalition's
By Callum Foote, Michael West Media, February 8, 2022
Australia's battery capacity set to double within months
By Colin Packham, Australian Financial Review, February 7, 2022
Health workers call for AGL to quit coal amid concerns about health risks
By Jarrod Whittaker, ABC Gippsland, February 1, 2022
Marinus Link: connecting Tasmania's clean energy future
By Rosie Bensley, Energy Source & Distribution, January 27, 2022
Regulator outlines "solar tax" rules, says onus on networks to prove they need it
By Sophie Vorrath, Renew Economy, January 20, 2022
South Australia breaks record by running for a week on renewable energy
By Nick O'Malley, The Sydney Morning Herald, January 16, 2022
Model flexible coal plant set for early closure by 2032
By Colin Packham, Australian Financial Review, January 10, 2022
2021
Powershop bleeding customers after Shell takeover, amid 'greenwashing' concerns
By Emilia Terzon, ABC News, December 11, 2021
Experts question Labor's claim it will cut power bills by $378 by 2030
By Mike Foley, The Sydney Morning Herald, December 07, 2021
'Kill the viability': big batteries to lose out from electricity grid rule change
By Peter Hannam, The Guardian, November 30, 2021
Is switching energy providers worth it?
By Richard Aedy on The Money, ABC Radio National, November 25, 2021
'Reaching back to the horse and cart': Morrison government's gas plan panned
By Peter Hannam, The Guardian, November 26, 2021
Tesla batteries seen undercutting Australia's $7.1b Marinus Link project
By James Thornhill, The Age, November 25, 2021
Australian battery company revolutionises 140-year-old technology
By Laura Chung, The Sydney Morning Herald, November 25, 2021
Big batteries will render Marinus Link "obsolete", new analysis suggests
By Michael Mazengarb, Renew Economy, November 24, 2021
Marinus Link project likened to Snowy 2.0 in damning new report warning of 'dead-weight loss'
By Laura Beavis, ABC News, November 24, 2021
Here's why Australians won't be hit by those soaring gas prices we're seeing overseas
By Rod Myer, The New Daily, October 22, 2021
'It will dwarf coal': NSW plan seen as a 'leap forward' for hydrogen
By Nick Toscano and Nick O'Malley, The Sydney Morning Herald, October 13, 2021
Demand for home batteries grows
By Emilia Terzon, The Business ABC, September 29, 2021 This video is available until 9pm, 6 October 2021
Why solar feed-in tariff cuts are driving a spike in household battery uptake
By Emilia Terzon, The Business ABC, September 29, 2021
'Drawing a line': Victoria to oppose special payments for coal plants
By Miki Perkins and Peter Hannam, The Age, September 17, 2021
Large-scale renewable investment may be trending up; rooftop PVs
By Natalie Filatoff, PV Magazine, September 13, 2021
New report says HumeLink on wrong economic footing
By Katie Haley, Tumut and Adelong Times, September 13, 2021
Snowy 2.0 hit by another blow out in costs, and consumers will foot the bill
By Giles Parkinson, Renew Economy, September 13, 2021
Households could be up for $2b electricity transmission cost blowout
By Peter Hannam, The Sydney Morning Herald, September 12, 2021
What does the "solar tax" mean for consumers? Here are six key takeaways
By Sophie Vorrath, One Step Off The Grid, August 12, 2021
Energy retailers are being clobbered. Here's why that's good news for you
By Rod Myer, The New Daily, July 30, 2021
Solar tax survey slammed by energy experts for "misleading" consumers
By Sophie Vorrath, Renew Economy, July 27, 2021
Australia's 'sun tax': solar energy supporters split over how to make electricity grid fairer
By Adam Morton, The Guardian, July 17, 2021
Big $300m battery to be built without Government aid in market first
By Peter Hannam, The Age, July 5, 2021
Rooftop solar is not the preserve of the wealthy, so why tax it?
By Sophie Vorrath, Renew Economy, June 28, 2021
Emission impossible: Barnaby Joyce's power play fires up the Nationals
By Nick O'Malley, Zach Hope and Mike Foley The Sydney Morning Herald, June 26, 2021
'Solar tax' founded on false premise, according to policy centre
By Bella Peacock, PV Magazine, June 23, 2021
Thrashing out public and industry submissions to the AEMC rule change
By Natalie Filatoff, PV Magazine, June 14, 2021
Charging to export solar: will it send the system backwards?
By Bruce Mountain, Energy Magazine, June 14, 2021 - This article originally appeared on The Conversation
By Adam Morton, Environment Editor, The Guardian, June 10, 2021
Industry skewers "messy" solar tax proposal in joint submission to AEMC
By Sophie Vorrath, One Step Off The Grid, June 3, 2021
By Lily Nothling and staff, ABC News, May 27, 2021
Yackandandah's community battery may not be 'big' but it's enough to 'petrify' energy providers
By Emilia Terzon, The Business, May 24, 2021
The Business Monday 24 May 2021
Bruce Mountain interviewed about community battery storage by Emilia Terzon. This video is available until 9pm, May 31, 2021
The Business Wednesday 19 May 2021
Bruce Mountain interview by Kathryn Robinson. This video is available until 9pm, May 26, 2021
Queensland joins Victoria in opposing rooftop solar tax, prefers battery support
By Sophie Vorrath, Renew Economy, May 6, 2021
NSW solar households to get paid less for daytime exports, more for evening peak
By Sophie Vorrath, One Step Off The Grid, April 30, 2021
By Nadia Daly, ABC News, April 29, 2021
Gas shortage fears ease with new terminal coming online
By Peter Hannam, The Sydney Morning Herald, March 29, 2021 — 12.01am
'It's been tough': LaTrobe Valley Workers contemplate future with Yallourn closure in midst
By Rhiannon Tuffield, The Courier Mail, March 27, 2021
Solar tax may be outrageous. But is it as bad as it sounds?
By Giles Parkinson, Renew Economy, March 26, 2021
Why charge solar homes for sending energy to the grid while coal generators get off scot-free
By Ellen Roberts, The Sydney Morning Herald, March 25, 2021 — 3.31pm
The renewable energy rush is being held up by lack of federal policy
By Rod Myer, The New Daily, March 23, 2021 — 6.39am
A Labor - Liberal political alliance propped up Portland to save coal
By Aaron Patrick, The Financial Review, March 22, 2021 — 12.01am
Coal plant closures loom large as NSW backs hydrogen for the Hunter
By Mike Foley and Nick Toscano, The Sydney Morning Herald, March 12, 2021 — 11.01pm