2015 - Page 179 of 187 - Renew Economy

Eon’s transformation: How it will change the energy debate
The energy market is riddled with rules and regulations that lock in a future for assets that will not be required in the new world.
Simon Skillings

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US finally opens waters to offshore wind farms
Currently, there is not a single wind turbine generating even a watt of electricity in American waters , but that could soon change.
Bobby Magill

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Graphs of the Day: The success of Germany’s energy transition
A dozen graphs to show success of Germany’s energy transition – as renewable source rise, coal burning, emissions, and wholesale prices have all fallen.
Giles Parkinson

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Queensland election: Will the solar vote win the day?
It’s no secret Qld solar supporters are disgruntled with the Newman government, but could the solar vote decide the outcome of the election?
Sophie Vorrath

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America’s biggest utility to co-develop 8.2MW of community solar
US utility NRG Energy to sell solar directly to consumers in Colorado, via a JV with a local group to develop 8.2MW of community solar.
Sophie Vorrath

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Austria is 100 per cent nuclear-free
On 1 January 2015, Austria’s “ban” on imports of nuclear power went into effect as planned.
Craig Morris

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Electric cars and demand charges – the storage imperative
Storage is critical to Solar’s value proposition for commercial applications.
Rob Campbell

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Tesla expands in Australia – and video of Model S thrashing Dodge Hellcat
Tesla continues expansion into Australia, adds battery upgrade to Roadster 3.0, and a video of the Model S thrashing a Dodge Hellcat.
Sam Parkinson

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Australia’s first mobile network battery storage trial underway in Victoria
Vic network operator Ausnet commences 2-year trial of 1MW Grid Energy Storage System to test batteries’ ability to meet peak power demand, cut costs.
Sophie Vorrath

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Australian universities fail on climate, carbon investment strategies
Australian universities lead on research on climate change, but their boards get a fail on acting on their own climate and carbon risks.
Kate Mackenzie

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Vic produce suppliers tap CEFC loan to install solar, slash costs
Two major Victorian fresh produce suppliers could cut energy costs by 25% after installing 100KW solar via CEFC/Comm Bank Energy Efficient Loan program.
Sophie Vorrath

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Community energy retailer to take its plans to the people
Consortium formed to establish Australia’s first community-owned energy retailers to show plans to local towns for feedback.
Giles Parkinson

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