Australia’s 2025 Climate Change Authority progress report shows emissions are falling but not fast enough. Here is what it means for investors and where opportunities are emerging.

AI is accelerating global power demand at unprecedented speed. This blog explains why renewable energy is now essential infrastructure for AI and what this means for Australia’s energy future.

A deep dive into the Global State of Investor Climate Action report, highlighting trends in climate risk, portfolio targets, nature disclosures and what the findings mean for Australian climate focused investors.

South Korea’s commitment to end thermal coal use by 2040 will reshape Asian energy markets and reduce Australian export demand. Here is what investors need to know.

Australia’s latest Benchmarking Impact Report shows impact investing surging despite political noise. Here is what the growth means for investors and why the market is moving regardless of rhetoric.

The February 2025 RatedPower Trends Report reveals record industry confidence, surging hybrid projects, and major investment opportunities in solar, storage, and digital energy innovation.

Australia’s new NDC Investment Blueprint transforms national climate targets into investable opportunities, signalling long-term policy certainty for global investors seeking exposure to the net zero transition.

C40 Cities’ 2025 Good Green Jobs report shows over 21 million urban green jobs worldwide, revealing how climate action and investment in renewables, transport, and construction are reshaping employment.

Solar Sharer embeds free daytime power into the Default Market Offer, easing bills, flattening grid demand, and creating investment opportunities in electrification, smart technology, and flexible energy use.

AEMO’s Q3 2025 report shows wholesale electricity prices falling as renewables surge, storage expands, and emissions hit record lows

Does the advent of Ultra-Fast charging systems change the EV game?

The latest report by the IEA into the renewable energy space makes for some good reading. In particular the opportunity here in Australia.

A recent policy document by the Australian Industry Group, has delivered a clear message to policymakers - improve productivity.

While RWE’s decision to pull out of an Australian offshore wind project could be seen as a negative, it may also represent something else for investors.

The Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) has released its technology priorities report for 2026 to accommodate periods of 100 per cent renewables on Australia’s main grids