Latest Renewable Energy News

Yancoal’s September quarter report reveals stable coal output and a slight dip in realised prices, alongside a leadership change and strategic stake increase in the Moolarben Joint Venture.

Kinetiko Energy reports sustained strong gas flows from two production wells in South Africa, with high methane content exceeding prior reserve assumptions. These results bolster the economics of its planned micro LNG pilot project.

Cyprium Metals has completed the second tranche of its placement, raising approximately A$80 million to fund key projects and reinforce its financial position.

Vulcan Energy has awarded a €140 million contract to JordProxa for critical lithium purification and processing technology at its Phase One Lionheart Project in Germany, marking a pivotal step towards Europe’s first sustainable lithium supply chain.

Axel REE Limited has secured three new exploration licences adjacent to its Caladão Project in Brazil, launching a drilling campaign aimed at expanding its rare earth elements and gallium resources.

Queensland Brine Solutions has locked in a strategic 10-hectare site to develop its Queensland Brine Management Complex, aiming to transform waste brine from the coal seam gas industry into valuable green chemicals.

Pilot Energy teams up with Kala Data to launch a modular data centre powered by surplus gas-fired energy, aiming for early cash flow and ambitious expansion plans.

Tivan Limited has formalized a three-year strategic partnership with New York-based Exante Data to deepen analytics and policy advisory in the rapidly evolving critical minerals sector.

Iron Road Ltd progresses its Central Eyre Iron Project and Mulgathing heavy mineral sands exploration despite subdued iron ore investment and volatile energy costs. Strategic land options secured at Cape Hardy signal potential green hydrogen collaboration.

Origin Energy reported a robust FY25 with a $1.48 billion profit and increased dividends, while reaffirming its commitment to net zero emissions by 2050 through its updated Climate Transition Action Plan.

GenusPlus Group has secured three major contracts worth around $60 million from Fortescue Metals Group to build critical power infrastructure supporting Fortescue’s ambitious decarbonisation goals in Western Australia.

Contact Energy's September 2025 report reveals a modest dip in sales volumes but improved netback prices and significantly lower generation costs, alongside robust hydro storage and advancing renewable projects.