Australian Energy & Climate Correspondent
Keira Wright is an Australian Energy & Climate Correspondent. She specializes in energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and the intersection of energy with sectors like construction, real estate, and cybersecurity. Keira's work has been featured in a variety of prominent publications, including Moneyweb, Fortune, Bloomberg Law, and The West Australian.
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Keira's articles predominantly cover the agriculture and farming sector, with a focus on weather-related events such as floods, cyclones, and their impact on crops and livestock in Australia. Given this focus, she would likely be interested in expert commentary from meteorologists or agricultural experts who can provide insights into the potential impacts of extreme weather events on farming activities.
Another approach could involve providing data-driven analysis related to the effects of specific weather patterns on crop yields or livestock production in Australia. This may include historical comparisons or projections based on current conditions.
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By: Keira Wright, Sharon Klyne
DigitalBridge Group Inc., a US-based private equity firm being acquired by Softbank Group Corp., will buy one of Australia’s largest smart-meter providers from Ausgrid Group, as demand grows for infrastructure supporting the country’s energy transition.
By: Keira Wright
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners P/S has acquired full ownership of a major wind and battery project in northern Queensland from Australian developer Windlab Pty Ltd. that is expected to be fully operational in 2030.
By: Keira Wright
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners P/S has acquired full ownership of a major wind and battery project in northern Queensland from Australian developer Windlab Pty Ltd. that is expected to be fully operational in 2030.
The major wind and battery project located in north Queensland is expected to be fully operational in 2030.
The major wind and battery project located in north Queensland is expected to be fully operational in 2030.
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By: Keira Wright
Australia’s Northern Territory started commercial production from the nation’s first shale gas wells, as the sparsely populated region bets on the fossil fuel to power a wave of new data centers.
US tech titans are interested in building data centers in Australia, drawn by its green grid and proximity to Asia, as they face a growing backlash at home, according to AirTrunk Operating Pty Ltd.
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By: Keira Wright
Australia eased plans to force liquefied natural gas exporters to reserve supplies for domestic users, replacing a fixed requirement with an annual cap based on demand.
