2015 - Page 158 of 187 - Renew Economy

SunEdison acquires storage firm, to add to wind and solar projects
SunEdison buys Solar Grid Storage, allowing biggest renewables developer to offer battery storage solutions with its solar and wind projects worldwide.
Edgar Meza

Mar 6, 2015

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IEA needs your data for survey about Aussie PV
Task 1 of the IEA PVPS is all about collecting, collating, analyzing, and disseminating information about national solar markets.
Warwick Johnston

Mar 5, 2015

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$2,000 a year: the environmental cost of your petrol car
US study puts annual environmental cost of petrol cars at $2,000. Meanwhile, social cost of coal rises 15 times over market price, gas jumps 10x.
Giles Parkinson

Mar 5, 2015

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Rio Tinto’s restructuring signals global industry move away from coal
Rio Tinto’s decision to part ways with coal chief represents a major shift in strategy by one of world’s largest coal miners, and industry itself.
Tim Buckley

Mar 5, 2015

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Go energy secures $25m to fund commercial solar PPA projects
Solco-owned renewables group GO energy in deal with Flexi Enterprise to establish $25m facility to fund commercial solar power off-take deals.
Sophie Vorrath

Mar 5, 2015

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Fossil fuel civil war is good for renewables – and the planet
Civil war has broken out in the fossil fuel industry as the incumbents fight over declining market share and plummeting prices. Climate concerns were never likely to shut down fossil fuel projects, but bad economics will. That’s good news for wind, solar and other renewables; and good news for the planet.
Giles Parkinson

Mar 5, 2015

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Intergenerational Report fails at first hurdle – ignores climate change
By ignoring one of the most important policy areas facing government’s globally – climate change – the Intergenerational Report has fallen over the first hurdle.
Matthew Rose

Mar 5, 2015

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SunEdison CEO talks acquisitions, storage and emerging markets
The head of the world’s biggest renewable energy developer points to much more activity in battery storage and international markets.
Stephen Lacey

Mar 5, 2015

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Norway’s big dilemma: What to do about Statoil?
It is not easy being an oil company with the climate threat hanging over us. How long can Statoil’s strategy be a bet against successful climate policies?
Anders Bjartnes

Mar 5, 2015

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Floating solar plant set to be built in Australian first
Australia could have its first floating solar power plant as soon as April, with a PV array to be installed on a SA wastewater plant.
Sophie Vorrath

Mar 5, 2015

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Arctic sea ice is getting thinner, faster
While the steady disappearance of sea ice in the Arctic has been one of the hallmark effects of global warming, research shows it is not only covering less of the planet, but it’s also getting significantly thinner.
Andrea Thompson

Mar 5, 2015

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ACT solar farm proposal could face changes
ACT environment minister says changes may be made to plans for 7MW solar farm west of Canberra, after local opposition to the project.
Sophie Vorrath

Mar 4, 2015

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