2015 - Page 37 of 187 - Renew Economy

Carnegie Wave Energy completes design of 1MW CETO 6
Carnegie Wave Energy says it has completed concept design of CETO 6 generation unit, which will have roughly four-times rated capacity of CETO 5, at 1MW.
Sophie Vorrath

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Renewables target needs 3,800MW of large scale renewables within 12 months
Australia’s renewable energy target heading for a train-crash, with no new projects and 3,800MW of new capacity commitments needed in next 12 months to avoid shortfall.
Giles Parkinson

Oct 16, 2015

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NSW Government

NSW health minister says concerned about impact of wind farms
NSW mental health minister says health concerns about wind farms “may have some validity”.
Sophie Vorrath

Oct 16, 2015

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New ACT wind energy auction attracts 15 proposals for more than 1,100MW
The ACT government’s new auction of 200MW of wind energy projects attracts huge number of proposals.
Giles Parkinson

Oct 16, 2015

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Toyota vs. Tesla – can hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles compete with EVs?
Toyota is hoping to take a leaf from the Tesla playbook, and encourage an ecosystem of fuel cell suppliers and hydrogen fueling stations. But is this just the fossil fuel economy repackaged?
Tony Seba

Oct 16, 2015

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Graph of the Day: Broken Hill Solar Plant achieves full generation
Australia’s second largest solar plant has achieved full capacity, sending 53 MW of renewable energy into the National Electricity Market.
Sophie Vorrath

Oct 16, 2015

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What driving a Tesla Model S with autosteer is like
New Tesla firmware will allow the car’s computers to coordinate the data it receives to control its direction, speed, steering, and brakes.
Steve Hanley

Oct 16, 2015

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Melbourne City taps $30m from CEFC to boost decarbonisation effort
The CEFC has extended $30m in finance to the City of Melbourne, to help fast-track its shift to zero-net emissions.
Sophie Vorrath

Oct 16, 2015

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Hunt approves Carmichael mega-coal mine and rail project, again
Environment minister green-lights Qld mega-coal mine development, two months after his original approval of the controversial project was overturned by the Federal Court.
Sophie Vorrath

Oct 15, 2015

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Solar fuels could be Australia’s biggest energy export
Australian developers are hoping to tap into the voracious demand for clean energy from the big north Asian economies, and create a “solar fuels” export industry at a scale many would have thought unimaginable, and one capable of rivalling coal and gas as Australia’s biggest energy export.
Giles Parkinson

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Hazelwood owner promises no new coal fired power stations
Hazelwood owner promises no new coal-fired power stations, but NGOs say it would mean more if they closed the most polluting power station in developed world.
Giles Parkinson

Oct 15, 2015

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Adelaide sand-based energy storage system wins govt grant
An Adelaide-based company has won a $400,000 commercialisation grant for its highly scalable, sand-based thermal energy storage system.
Sophie Vorrath

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