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Why the residential solar market is saturated, and commercial untapped
Most of the quick pay-back roofs have already been taken up. But the market for commercial scale solar on business rooftops is largely untapped.
Warwick Johnston
Mar 30, 2015
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Dyesol perovskite solar technology chosen for 600MW plant in Turkey
Dyesol says Turkish development bank to back financing of pilot plant then 600MW commercial production line of ground-breaking perovskite solar PV technology.
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Mar 30, 2015
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Utility business model that embraces efficiency and solar without sacrificing revenue
City utility aims for 80% cut in emissions by 2030 and carbon neutrality by 2050, and learns that encouraging solar and energy efficiency does not mean a cut in revenue.
Rocky Mountain Institute
Mar 30, 2015
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Solar and battery storage tapped to power huge oil field in Qatar
High-tech industrial battery manufacturer Saft will supply Sunica plus batteries for a solar power installation at the Duhkan oilfield in Qatar.
Jake Richardson
Mar 30, 2015
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Electric car demand growing, global market hits 740,000 units
Demand for electric vehicles is growing around the world fairly rapidly, according to new analysis from the Centre for Solar Energy and Hydrogen Research.
James Ayre
Mar 30, 2015
2
CEC joins with business lobbies to try and seal compromise on RET
Clean Energy Council enlists support of peak bodies who lobbied for cut in RET to break impasse, as Coalition digs in, solar groups lament compromise.
Giles Parkinson
Mar 30, 2015
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Germany’s cheap, green energy keeps aluminium sector healthy
Dutch smelter Aldel aims to come out of bankruptcy, provided it gets direct connection to German grid. Such is the attraction of Germany’s cheap and green energy.
Craig Morris
Mar 30, 2015
4
Big money, big risks: Electricity industry at a crossroads
The future holds big opportunities and big risks for the electricity industry, especially in the complex consumer side of the meter.
Alan Pears
Mar 27, 2015
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How solar was sidelined as election issue in NSW
Solar is said to be a rising issue in the Australian electoral landscape, particularly in states where 25% of homes have panels on their roof.
Giles Parkinson
Mar 27, 2015
4
Big energy players push into microgrids, with ABB-Samsung SDI deal
Industrial push into distributed energy continues, as ABB and Samsung SDI sign MoU to make and market modular and scalable microgrids.
Sophie Vorrath
Mar 27, 2015
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Oz-made 200kW CSPV pilot plant unveiled in Victoria, first of its kind
RayGen unveils 200kW CSPV power tower pilot plant in Victoria – world’s first to combine high efficiency PV with low-cost heliostat collector systems.
Sophie Vorrath
Mar 27, 2015
5
Tracking new climate action plans in the lead-up to COP 21 in Paris
During the coming months, countries around the world are expected to release details about the climate action plans they intend to implement after 2020.
World Resources Institute
Mar 27, 2015
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