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Direct Action fund likely to be rorted by big business, analyst says
New report says Direct Action likely to be rorted by big business, while another report says RET could meet most of emissions target if given policy certainty.
Giles Parkinson
Mar 4, 2015
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Electricity emissions continue rise, WA demand extends fall
Carbon emissions from Australia’s generators continue rise after repeal of carbon price, while demand in WA continues its fall.
Hugh Saddler
Mar 4, 2015
1
Commentary
Tech guru Simon Hackett installs storage to take office complex off-grid
Technology entrepreneur Simon Hackett has a Tesla. Now he wants to take his Adelaide tech business off-grid, with the help of solar and Redflow energy storage.
Giles Parkinson
Mar 4, 2015
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Google to install solar canopies at HQ, in planned green revamp
Google submits plans to make over its Mountain View home base, that include the installation of translucent solar power-generating canopies.
Sophie Vorrath
Mar 4, 2015
0
The video sensation that could tip balance against coal in China
Under the Dome, a documentary on pollution in China that has been viewed by more than 200 million people, could turn the tables against fossil fuels in the world’s biggest polluter. Merrill Lynch says the video could have as big an impact Al Gore’s “An Inconvenient Truth”. Bad news for coal and oil; good news for solar, wind.
Giles Parkinson
Mar 4, 2015
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North Carolina about to overtake California as capital of big solar
The land of loblolly pines, sweet tea and Bojangles is having its little heart blessed with a big photovoltaic jolt of renewable solar power.
Bobby Magill
Mar 4, 2015
1
4 reasons why solar PPAs can be a good idea for business
Growth of the Australian PPA market is a vote of confidence in future of solar industry, and an avenue for growth not so dependent on Government handouts.
Jeff Bye
Mar 4, 2015
3
Australian cleantech stocks fall behind ASX200, stay ahead of Small Ords
Aus CleanTech Index again outperforms Small Ordinaries in February, with 7.8% gain. ACT quarterly and 12m performances remain ahead of both major indices.
John O’Brien
Mar 4, 2015
1
Flinders Island to go 60% renewable with portable storage system
Hydro Tas to trial home-grown portable hybrid renewable energy system combining wind, solar and storage to cut Flinders Island’s diesel habit by 60%.
Sophie Vorrath
Mar 4, 2015
9
Germany opens giant new coal plant it no longer needs
Tomorrow, a new 800 MW hard coal plant will go into operation in Hamburg, Germany.
Craig Morris
Mar 3, 2015
7
Saudi industrial boosts Dyesol stake to 33.5%
Australian solar success story, Dyesol, is now 33.5% owned by Saudi Arabia’s second biggest petrochemical company, after it exercised an investment option.
Sophie Vorrath
Mar 3, 2015
5
Carbon crash, solar dawn: Deutsche Bank on why solar has already won
Deutsche Bank says solar market is massive, will generate $5 trillion in revenue by 2030. It describes solar plus storage as next the killer app, and says even in India will be 25% solar by 2022.
Giles Parkinson
Mar 3, 2015
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