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Surge in rooftop solar PV displaces more fossil fuels
Report finds Australia’s small‐scale solar generation has trebled in past three years, and can now displace around 6,882GWh of coal power a year.
Giles Parkinson
May 1, 2014
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Australian networks see future of renewables-based micro-grids
Australian network operators see a future of renewables-based micro grids, and a massive transfer of capital from networks to consumers. But will politicians and regulators get the picture? Coal generators, retailers and bar fridges could be the biggest casualties.
Giles Parkinson
May 1, 2014
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Solar ‘Ray’ of hope in battle against energy poverty
Solar-powered sculpture to light up Vivid festival in Sydney and highlight solar-powered solutions to energy poverty in India.
Sophie Vorrath
May 1, 2014
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Is an energy storage tsunami about to hit California?
Californian policymakers have recognised the potential role of energy storage in a number of new incentive programs.
Tam Hunt
May 1, 2014
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Floodgates open for vanadium flow batteries
Imergy Power Systems has come up with an interesting solution of its own to tackle the challenges facing vanadium flow batteries.
Tina Casey
May 1, 2014
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Is ‘underground coal gasification’ the new fracking?
Considered a ‘clean coal’ technology, underground coal gasification has a not-so clean record. Are concerns about its environmental impacts justified?
Mohammad Rasul
Apr 30, 2014
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Pulling back the veil on EV charging station cost
Cost-effective solutions are needed to ensure future investment in charging stations.
Rocky Mountain Institute
Apr 30, 2014
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SA network operator: Rural communities could quit the grid
Operator of South Australia networks says rural communities likely to favour renewables-based micro-grids, and forecasts the end of centralised generation and transmission. The business of the future for networks might be building, managing and operating those smaller grids.
Giles Parkinson
Apr 30, 2014
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Oz solar tech hopes to tap $109bn Saudi clean energy drive
With Australian renewables in limbo, CPV developer Solar Systems is capitalising on Saudi plans to build 41GW of solar capacity over the next two decades.
Sophie Vorrath
Apr 30, 2014
1
Axeing carbon tax could deliver $40bn budget hit
Climate Institute says scrapping carbon pricing scheme for Emissions Reduction Fund will have a $24-$40bn fiscal impact on the federal budget to 2020.
Sophie Vorrath
Apr 30, 2014
1
RET repeal would be win for incumbents, pain for everyone else
As Dick Warburton refuses to rule out killing the RET, new research finds focus on short-term interests of network incumbents could cause long-term damage to Australia’s electricity market, boosting power bills by $1.4bn a year beyond 2020.
Sophie Vorrath
Apr 30, 2014
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Renewables as security hedge against Putin and rising fuel costs
Putin can cut off European gas supplies, but he cannot cut off renewable energy generation.
Fereidoon Sioshansi
Apr 30, 2014
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