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Do energy consumers benefit from competition? It’s hard to see
Data is emerging as a key issue in the electricity industry. So much data about network operations is kept secret, but if it was released it could help stop gold-plating. And it may even help consumers getter better deals from energy retailers.
Giles Parkinson
Oct 24, 2012
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Hydro Tasmania delivers strong result, despite decreased output
State-owned energy company posts operating profit of $103 million for FY2011-12, predicts $140m boost from increased generation and carbon price.
Sophie Vorrath
Oct 24, 2012
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Mixed Greens: IKEA eyes 100% renewables in new green plan
Retailer plans €1.5bn investment in wind, solar in sustainability strategy. Plus Combet’s green windfall call; Japan’s renewables shift; and corporate water stress.
Sophie Vorrath
Oct 24, 2012
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Climate scientist sues for defamation
Penn State climate scientist Michael Mann sues National Review, Competitive Enterprise Institute for ‘maliciously’ attacking his reputation.
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Oct 24, 2012
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Do the Math: Bill McKibben’s campus crusade for climate
Activist Bill McKibben launches a climate road show, drumming up a little rage for an audience in search of a little leadership.
Peter Dykstra
Oct 24, 2012
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Tracking big solar’s success in the outback
Solar Cities’ Sam Latz on the success of the NT Uterne PV plant, and the challenge facing future large-scale solar projects: reducing the risk premium.
Oliver Wagg
Oct 24, 2012
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US elections and environment: the politics and policy fundamentals
Romney has dragged US energy policy debate to the far right, while Obama has pitted himself against Big Oil. So where does climate come in?
Barry Naughten
Oct 23, 2012
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Indian state to add 3GW of solar by 2015
Tamil Nadu to develop 3000MW of solar by 2015, and introduce a new policy requiring all industries to switch to solar hot water heaters.
Jake Richardson
Oct 23, 2012
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AGL Energy squeezed by the merit order effect
AGL Energy says it will suspend investment in renewables in South Australia if the state’s pricing regulator orders it to pass on the benefits of lower wholesale prices to its customers. So, who should benefit from the merit order effect – consumers or gentailers? This is a tricky argument for the energy industry as a whole.
Giles Parkinson
Oct 23, 2012
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Is the carbon price really cutting emissions?
The government credits the carbon price for Australia’s falling emissions intensity. But until it’s more transparent about emission cuts, there’s no way to check.
Sarah Waddell
Oct 23, 2012
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Mixed Greens: Siemens to exit solar
Siemens to sell solar assets, exit Desertec project. Plus: China’s latest solar support; Japan’s solar shift; India’s biofuel potential; and e-Cessna completes tests.
Sophie Vorrath
Oct 23, 2012
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Italian scientists jailed for failing to predict earthquake
Damned if they don’t: An Italian court has sentenced six scientists to six years’ jail for failing to accurately predict an earthquake.
Michael Halpern
Oct 23, 2012
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