Callide-oscope

In this Weekly Dispatch:

1. An explosion at Callide on April 4 went under the radar, and since then, the CEO and general manager have stepped down. The plant is not expected to return online until the end of May.
2. The George Institute for Global Health show that simple grocery swaps can dramatically reduce household emissions.
3. Peter Dutton says he would use Commonwealth powers to override states on nuclear if necessary.
4. Samsung C&T Renewable Energy Australia seeks approval for an 80 MW / 320 MWh battery energy storage project in NSW.
5. The IEEFA wrote a discussion piece on the risks of extending coal.
6. Energy Networks Australia want the government to remove the capital gains tax on compensation payments to landholders hosting transmission.
7. Podcast of the week: Columbia Energy Exchange chat about tariffs and energy.