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AGL Energy becomes first big retailer to roll out solar PPA plan
AGL Energy becomes first major retailer to launch zero-down solar PPA plan, with a “limited volume” offering in NSW and South Australia. Battery storage to be offered later this year.
Giles Parkinson
Feb 26, 2015
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Oil project spend down by $33bn since 2013, as market slumps
New oil market tracking tool – devised to warn against high risk, high carbon investment – finds big oil capex down by $32.7bn, or 10%, since 2013.
Sophie Vorrath
Feb 26, 2015
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What happens when a solar eclipse takes 30GW of solar off-line?
The world is about to experience a fascinating experiment, when a solar eclipse hits Europe on March 20, taking up to 30GW of solar off line.
Nigel Morris
Feb 26, 2015
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It’s time to rethink incentives for renewables, and follow lead of UK
Renewables are becoming increasingly cost competitive. Governments need to start planning how they will phase out subsidies when they are no longer required.
Nathan Lim
Feb 26, 2015
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EU draft targets adds climate pressure on Abbott government
The European Commission’s positioning on emissions reductions targets will put pressure on Australia and other countries in lead up to Paris.
Erwin Jackson
Feb 26, 2015
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Abbott government says war on renewables not over yet
The Abbott government may be in its death throes, but it is still determined to do as much damage to the renewable energy industry as it can. It still wants to cut the RET by one third, and dump agencies such as the CEFC and ARENA, and now it is targeting solar.
Giles Parkinson
Feb 26, 2015
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EU energy union accelerates as Italy joins with France, Austria, Slovenia
Today, the European Commission announced its strategy towards an Energy Union, listing the Energy Union’s core dimensions.
Ilias Tsagas
Feb 26, 2015
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Graph of the Day: The world’s biggest power markets
Australia is among the biggest power markets in the world, so what happens Down Under in terms of renewable energy does actually matter.
Giles Parkinson
Feb 26, 2015
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Jordan to convert 6000 mosques to solar, in 1800MW renewables push
Solar to be installed at all 6000 of Jordan’s mosques, as part of Kingdom’s plan to add 1.8GW of renewables capacity to the national grid by end 2018.
Sophie Vorrath
Feb 26, 2015
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First solar-powered Tesla supercharger nearly ready
While it may have taken awhile, the first solar-powered Tesla Supercharger is nearly ready to go online.
Christopher DeMorro
Feb 26, 2015
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Solar’s next big market: minigrids and micropower stations for energy poor
SunEdison is looking to expand deeper into emerging markets, with a focus on micro-grids and electricity for the energy poor.
Katherine Tweed
Feb 26, 2015
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Renewables could feed 60% of European grids by 2030, study finds
Report says 60% integration of renewable energy in European distribution grids feasible by 2030 given infrastructure and regulatory support.
Ian Clover
Feb 25, 2015
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