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Households to trade renewable energy in NSW Greens plan
Greens 100% renewables plan for NSW would make households and small business ‘critical players’, trading solar energy across publicly-owned power network.
Sophie Vorrath
Feb 23, 2015
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Industrial giants power up with wind energy in Europe, Mexico
GM launches into wind with PPA for 34MW plant in Mexico that will save it $US2m/year; IKEA adds 3 new wind farms in Poland bringing total to 6.
Sophie Vorrath
Feb 23, 2015
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Jobs versus the environment: the debate Queensland can end
There is a way to finally get off the outdated jobs-versus-environment seesaw – and many of the lessons for QLD are relevant for other parts of the country too.
Allan Dale
Feb 23, 2015
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Graph of the Day: The top electric vehicle battery makers
Comprehensive sales figures for EV battery manufacturers in 2014 recently became available, giving us further insight into the fast-growing market.
James Ayre
Feb 23, 2015
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The year the climate ‘dam of denial’ breaks – ready for the flood?
Could 2015 be the year the ‘dam of denial’ blocking climate action breaks? If it is, it won’t be due to politics, but to the market waking up to the economic threat posed by climate change and the economic opportunity in the inevitable decline of fossil fuels.
Paul Gilding
Feb 23, 2015
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Is utility-scale solar finally about to take off in Australia?
Australia should have longed been a leader in utility scale solar, but has been blocked by the fossil fuel industry and poor policy. Now there are signs that large scale solar is about to take off – both at the “mega” project level and in smaller, localised projects.
Giles Parkinson
Feb 20, 2015
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Carnegie Wave Energy lands debt funding for large scale CETO 6 project
Carnegie Wave Energy says it has reached financial close on CEFC five-year, $20m loan facility that will part fund its CETO 6 project.
Sophie Vorrath
Feb 20, 2015
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If the Tea Party can go green, why can’t Abbott’s Australia?
Green Tea, anyone? A new branch of America’s Tea Party shows a growing number of US Conservatives ‘get’ renewables – particularly solar – and believe in the energy revolution that will turn old market models on their heads. So where are Australia’s renewable energy conservatives hiding?
Sophie Vorrath
Feb 20, 2015
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World’s biggest renewable group lifts installations, loses money
World’s largest renewable energy company, SunEdison, announces record installations for fourth quarter, but a net loss of $US242.1 million.
Joshua S Hill
Feb 20, 2015
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Surf’s up – can wave energy rise to the challenge in Australia?
With the full scale wave energy plant now working off the Perth coast, is an explosion in wave power imminent?
Hugh Wolgamot
Feb 20, 2015
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Stop cooking the climate with gas
Ten years ago, gas was sold as a clean, cheap fuel, at least in comparison to coal. Now, gas can no longer be considered ‘clean’.
Stephen Bygrave
Feb 20, 2015
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Labor accuses Abbott of phantom Captain’s Call on renewables
Labor accuses Abbott of making Captain’s Call on the RET, after the PM told reporters the Coalition had made its offer, and was awaiting Labor’s response.
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Feb 19, 2015
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