2015 - Page 166 of 187 - Renew Economy

Origin says retailers may choose to pay fine rather than build renewables
Origin Energy echoes AGL threats of an effective capital strike, saying retailers may choose to pay penalty price rather than building new renewable projects.
Giles Parkinson

Feb 19, 2015

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Origin Energy to build Australia’s biggest rooftop solar array
Origin Energy to build biggest rooftop solar array in Australia with new PPA model, says it is re-assessing utility scale solar in Australia.
Giles Parkinson

Feb 19, 2015

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Origin shifts retail focus to rooftop solar and battery storage
Origin Energy says its ‘view of electricity markets has changed a little bit,’ signals retail market shift to solar and storage, and increased interest in utility-scale solar.
Giles Parkinson

Feb 19, 2015

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Citi commits $100bn to green, low-carbon investment
Investment bank Citigroup commits to lend, invest and facilitate $100bn over next 10 years to fund renewables, cleantech and climate mitigation.
Sophie Vorrath

Feb 19, 2015

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EU poised to hit RE target, thanks to solar and wind
The expansion of solar and wind power across the European Union brings cheer, but doubts raised over biofuels and biomass.
Ian Clover

Feb 19, 2015

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Trina claims top spot as world’s leading solar module producer
Yingli Green Energy has lost the title of world’s leading solar manufacturer to fellow China giant Trina Solar, which produced nearly 8% of 2014 total.
Sophie Vorrath

Feb 19, 2015

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Alevo promises 200MW of grid storage projects to back its batteries
Can bankrolling deployment of its own batteries help a secretive startup gain market traction?
Jeff St John

Feb 19, 2015

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New York and California are building the grid of the future
New York and California are betting big in different ways on distributed energy resources, solar and storage.
Rocky Mountain Institute

Feb 19, 2015

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Off-grid solar rules, as Tanzania targets 1 million homes, India jumps on board
More and more developing nations are looking off-grid to solve their energy problems, while in developed nations the smart money is backing the trend.
Sophie Vorrath

Feb 19, 2015

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Sea ice still declining, despite Antarctica’s gains
Melting sea ice could have major impacts on regional and global weather and climate patterns, as well as sea life and wildlife.
Andrea Thompson

Feb 19, 2015

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Meridian readies launch of NSW PowerShop, laments large-scale ‘paralysis’
Online retailer PowerShop readies for NSW launch, as NZ energy giant Meridian laments ‘paralysis’ in Oz large-scale renewables.
Giles Parkinson

Feb 18, 2015

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World’s first grid-connected wave energy array switched on in Perth
Carnegie Wave Energy switches on Perth Wave Energy Project – the world’s first commercial wave energy array to feed energy to the grid.
Sophie Vorrath

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