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Tristan Edis
Policy & Planning
The real world versus the Coalition’s scare campaign
Coalition ministers have been keen to promote the results from BAEconomics’ theoretical modelling exercise, but ignoring what is happening in the real world.
Tristan Edis
May 17, 2019
0
Renewables
Call this a scare campaign? It’s nothing compared to what we will see, post election
If you think a Labor win will end the climate and renewables scare campaign, think again. But there’s hope, in the form of a new, open economic modelling platform.
Tristan Edis
Apr 11, 2019
0
Renewables
It took just two summers for renewables to replace Hazelwood
Over just two summers, both the amount of energy lost since Hazelwood’s closure, and the capacity it provided during peak demand, have been replaced largely by wind and solar.
Tristan Edis
Mar 29, 2019
0
Renewables
2018: The year fossil fuels began their inexorable decline
Renewable energy broke through the 20% market share threshold in 2018, for the first time since the 1970s. Meanwhile, coal and gas generation continued to fall.
Tristan Edis
Feb 7, 2019
0
Solar
Too much solar? Too much for whom, exactly?
Are we on the verge of too much solar? Probably, yes, if you’re the existing owner of an electricity generator. But probably not for everyone else. And certainly not if you are concerned about global warming.
Tristan Edis
Oct 30, 2018
0
Governments
Turnbull was knifed by a lie: Renewables are already bringing prices down
Renewables are bringing down spot and futures prices, proving that Malcolm Turnbull was effectively deposed on a political lie.
Tristan Edis
Aug 30, 2018
0
Commentary
Five ways the NEG works against consumers, and solar
Here are five ways the the NEG will penalise consumers, particularly those with rooftop solar. If it all sounds like it can’t possibly be true, it is. But it can be fixed.
Tristan Edis
Jun 20, 2018
22
Other Good Stuff
Can the rooftop solar boom keep going?
One-third through 2018 and we’ve chalked up 100MW+ new rooftop solar every single month. But how long can the solar boom last?
Tristan Edis
May 24, 2018
37
Other Good Stuff
Coalition renewables naysayers were wrong. So, so wrong
The Coalition has been an inexhaustible source of confident declarations that renewable energy faced serious, immediate limitations in scale and cost. Let’s fact-check that.
Tristan Edis
Apr 18, 2018
10
Commentary
How renewables trumped brown coal and gas over Australia’s summer
Renewables are making an important contribution to meeting peak demand and therefore addressing reliability, as this data from summer shows.
Tristan Edis
Mar 27, 2018
16
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