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Australia’s high gas prices could be here to stay if threats don’t turn into action | Energy | The Guardian

The east coast faces a potential gas shortfall in 2023 amounting to 10% of demand and there are calls for exporters to fill the gap…

Some time in the next couple of weeks, a well-known ASX-listed company could go to the wall if it can’t secure a new contract for gas.

That firm, for now at least, can’t go public without its share price cratering and its employees and suppliers being sent into a panic.

Read the full article at: www.theguardian.com

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Ark Energy to build 3 GW renewable energy hub in Australia –

ByMelbourne Hydronic Heating

International metals group Korea Zinc’s Australian subsidiary Ark Energy has announced it will build 3 GW of renewable energy generation in north Queensland as part of plans to produce more than 1 million tonnes of green ammonia per annum for export by 2032.

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Regional Australia Institute summit: Regions will be the centre of renewable energy shift

ByMelbourne Hydronic Heating

Regional communities must be included in planning and conversations about renewable energy, a national summit has been told.

The transition to renewable energy is an “industrial revolution to a timetable” and regional Australia is on the front line of change, a national summit has been told.

Tony Wood, the Grattan Institute’s energy and climate change program director, said no section of the Australian economy would be untouched by the energy shift.

“We are going to turn our 100-year-old electricity system on its head in 30 years,” Mr Wood told the Regional Australia Institute event in Canberra.

“We’re going to take a 200-year-old gas system and basically get rid of it. We’re going to reinvent the way we make aluminium, steel, concrete, cement, explosives and fertilisers.

Read the full article at: thewest.com.au