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Bugger the science: Abbott aims for last place on emission cuts
Abbott puts his foot down and insists Australia should trail the world on climate action. His proposed emissions reduction target for 2030 is what others say should be achieved by 2020. Not only does it reinforce Australia’s claim to exceptionalism, it creates massive economic risk.
Sophie Vorrath & Giles Parkinson
Aug 11, 2015
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Shell leaves ALEC, improves consistency on climate lobbying
According to Shell, ALEC’s stance on climate change “is clearly inconsistent with our own.”
Aaron Huertas
Aug 10, 2015
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Could millions of smart meters be used to create a powerful supercomputer?
Hive Computing wants to rival the processing power of Google and Amazon by harnessing idle smart meters.
Jeff St John
Aug 10, 2015
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Policy & Planning
How low will Abbott and Hunt go on Australia’s emissions target?
Ahead of releasing Australia’s emissions reduction target for 2030, all signs suggest the Abbott government will keep ambition levels low, while turning up rhetoric about economy-harming carbon policies and ‘massive’ electricity prices.
Sophie Vorrath
Aug 10, 2015
9
Qld pumped hydro storage project taps Entura for feasibility study
Genex appoints Entura for study into converting abandoned goldmine into one of Australia’s largest hydro energy storage plants.
Sophie Vorrath
Aug 10, 2015
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Australians prefer renewables: 84% say solar their ideal energy source, 69% wind
Climate Institute survey finds 84% of Australians prefer solar to be in ideal energy mix of three sources, then wind at 69%, and hydro.
Sophie Vorrath
Aug 10, 2015
15
Second ACT wind auction launched for 200MW more capacity
ACT govt opens second wind auction round, to develop a further 200MW of wind energy projects across Australia’s National Electricity Market.
Sophie Vorrath
Aug 10, 2015
2
Electric motorcycles are as disruptive as Tesla’s cars
The rate of change in electric motorcycles is phenomenal, and mostly outshadowed by Tesla’s great job of getting press by delivering amazing electric cars.
Mike Barnard
Aug 10, 2015
4
Policy & Planning
Abbott wrong to say Australian coal will help Indian poor
Tony Abbott’s claim Australian coal will cure Indian energy poverty reveals a deep lack of understanding for the real situation, says former govt minister.
Eas Sarma
Aug 10, 2015
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Tesla reports huge surge in battery storage demand
Tesla says advanced orders for its Powerwall and Powerpack battery storage systems could already exceed $US1 billion.
Shamsiah Ali-Oettinger
Aug 10, 2015
2
Policy & Planning
Coal industry assets are the penny dreadfuls of new economy
A single dollar can buy an awful lot of coal assets these days – coal generators in Australia and Germany, a coal mine in Queensland, or a share in the biggest coal company. But as market forces turn, Tony Abbott and his government still just don’t get it.
Giles Parkinson
Aug 7, 2015
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Germany: Record PV and wind grid feed-in for July
The PV power generated also matched up to nuclear. Another first.
Sandra Enkhardt
Aug 7, 2015
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