Solar and wind are now the cheapest sources of new electricity, and the fastest growing in history.

Solar and wind are now the cheapest sources of new electricity, and the fastest growing in history.
“Australia is sleepwalking into an election that could deliver the most anti-renewable government in Australia’s history,” says John Grimes from the Smart Energy Council.
Four-minute audio vision of what the green transition would look like – paired with a guide on how to make it reality.
FACT CHECK. Opposition leader Peter Dutton is repeating misinformation that benefits the fossil fuel industry, while ignoring the very real climate and economic crises facing Australia.
Trump is back. But wait, the full American story hasn’t been written yet.
Our two guests in The Sustainable Hour no. 529 are energy expert Pat Simons and Olympian athlete Rhydian Cowley who talk about the importance of renewable energy.
Celebrating our 11th anniversary, our guest in The Sustainable Hour no. 526 is co-founder and former co-host Mike Lawrence
Our guest in The Sustainable Hour no. 514 is energy analyst Tim Buckley talking about the transition to renewable energy.
Despite the often gloomy news cycle, there are beacons of progress lighting up the path forward.
Climate Council has presented a practical plan that spells out how Australia can cut climate pollution by 75 per cent this decade.