Energy Hydrogen's Hidden Cost: Why Government Backing Creates Losers, Not Markets The Grattan Institute has a careful, well-funded case for backing green hydrogen. The logic has one serious flaw.
Energy Nobody owns the EV charger problem—and Australia's paying for it Australia's EV charging network is growing fast and nobody is in charge of it — but the fix might not be what the experts are recommending.
Energy Markets shrug off Iran war as oil retreat signals geopolitical risk priced out A war in Iran ended. Oil fell back to where it started. Wall Street hit a record. But one leading economist says the peace deal is the variable, not the resolution.
Energy Nuclear Gamble: Coalition Bets $Billions on 2050 Deadline Australia has never built a nuclear plant, has no trained workforce, and currently bans the technology — so what does $118 billion actually buy?
Energy Business investment is trending well. Why is business investment trending well? What's really driving Australia's investment boom—and who deserves the credit?
