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Citigroup sees $100 trillion of stranded assets if Paris succeeds
If you hear a lot of noise about climate policies and climate action over the next few months in the lead up to the Paris climate conference, it is because there is a lot at stake. According to Citigroup analysts: $US100 trillion of potential stranded assets in the fossil fuel industry.
Giles Parkinson
Aug 25, 2015
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Victoria networks to sell solar direct to customers, taking on retailers
Victoria’s electricity networks push into commercial solar market and storage as part of strategy that could put them in direct competition with electricity retailers.
Giles Parkinson
Aug 25, 2015
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Economies of scale: Why small solar is better than big solar
While utilities in US continue to imply that large-scale solar projects are more economical than small ones, the data is telling another story.
John Farrell
Aug 25, 2015
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2°C not ‘safe’: World must ‘completely decarbonise’ in 30 years
Climate Council says scientific argument that 2°C a ‘safe’ level of warming is weakening, and society must almost completely decarbonise in 30-35 years, or sooner, to tackle climate change effectively.
Sophie Vorrath
Aug 25, 2015
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Victoria solar feed-in tariff to be slashed to 5c/kWh in 2016
Essential Services Commission confirms plan to cut Victoria solar FiT to 5c/kWh, one week after state govt promised to fight for rooftop solar rights.
Sophie Vorrath
Aug 25, 2015
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Victorian govt extends energy efficiency scheme, boosts target by 20%
The Victorian Energy Efficiency Target – a scheme that was to be scrapped under Coalition – has been extended by 2 years, the target boosted by 20%.
Sophie Vorrath
Aug 25, 2015
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Hawaii turns its back on LNG as it pursues 100% renewable energy
Hawaii Governor has publicly declared his strong opposition to proposed LNG projects at the Asia Pacific Resilience Summit.
Scott Cooney
Aug 25, 2015
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How Germany reached one-cent solar through bad policy
2nd round of auctions for PVs apparently produced the lowest bids in history worldwide – so low that they could not be built. Bidders are gaming the system.
Craig Morris
Aug 25, 2015
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Renewable-heavy German, Denmark grids most reliable in Europe
New data from Germany’s Network Agency show amount of grid down-time at record low. Grid reliability in other renewable-heavy countries has also improved.
Craig Morris
Aug 25, 2015
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Will Tesla’s Powerwall succeed in Europe?
Tesla sees promise in Europe – but it faces strong competition on price, warranties and sales channels.
Jason Deign
Aug 25, 2015
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Why wind and solar are already better value than fossil fuels
Critics of renewables – such as Alan Jones, the Murdoch media and the Abbott government – focus on capital costs. But a new report from Citigroup says this is an error, and the total cost of renewables is already competing with fossil fuels and getting cheaper. And could save the world more than $US72 trillion.
Giles Parkinson
Aug 24, 2015
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Ergon to buy 150MW of renewable capacity for Queensland grid
Queensland’s government-owned regional utility, Ergon Energy, confirms tender for 150MW of new solar, wind or hydro capacity to be added to its grid.
Sophie Vorrath
Aug 24, 2015
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