2015 - Page 73 of 187 - Renew Economy

Video of the Week: Tesla previews ‘solid metal snake’ robot charger
Warnings of fewer Tesla deliveries could be eclipsed by mesmerising video of EV-maker’s prototype robotic car charger finding its way to a Model S.
Sophie Vorrath

Aug 7, 2015

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Tesla dials back EV sales targets, says battery business growing at ‘nutty level’
On a Q2 earnings call, Musk reports EV production glitches and more than $1 billion in battery orders.
Julia Pyper

Aug 7, 2015

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China looks to copy California’s electric vehicle incentives
China working on a new initiative for spurring the usage of green vehicles, taking their cue from measures previously launched in the state of California.
Marc Howe

Aug 7, 2015

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Coal: the Captain’s call and its catastrophic implications
If Abbott gets his way on Carmichael coal mine, it will not only be an environmental disaster, but the biggest economic disaster in Australia’s history.
Ian Dunlop

Aug 7, 2015

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Microsoft’s 2-year journey to 285MW of wind energy
Over the past two years, Microsoft has contracted for 285 MW of renewable power from two off-site wind energy projects.
Stephen Abbott

Aug 7, 2015

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CleanTech Bites

Cheaper renewables force closure of NZ’s last coal-fired power units
Coal-fired electricity generation is being eclipsed by cheaper renewables in New Zealand, and their PM is not one bit surprised.
Sophie Vorrath

Aug 7, 2015

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France launches tender for floating wind farm – world’s first
France has launched a tender for the world’s first large-scale floating wind farm, inviting proposals for installations off its northern and southern coasts.
Sophie Vorrath

Aug 7, 2015

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Distributors’ broad brush unfair to businesses
Measures distributors are taking under the auspices of ‘cost reflective pricing’ fall way short of the mark, and open the door to future legal challenges.
Rob Campbell

Aug 7, 2015

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Coalition calculations on Labor RET cost all wrong, says CEC
Clean Energy Council says Coalition claim Labor RET to cost $85bn based on flawed assumptions, false economics – and ignores plunging cost of renewables.
Sophie Vorrath

Aug 7, 2015

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Networks: Compulsory fees not 1st preference, rapid depreciation is
Networks say they don’t really want to penalise people for leaving the grid. They just want to recoup their costs now, because the assets may not be so useful in the future.
Giles Parkinson

Aug 6, 2015

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CommBank loses interest in Adani project, dealing major blow to mega mine
The Commonwealth Bank have joined 11 other international banks in cutting ties with Adani’s CarMichael coal project.
Sam Parkinson

Aug 6, 2015

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100MW Hornsdale wind farm set to be built, after final green light
Construction set to begin on 100MW Hornsdale Wind Farm in South Australia, one of the winners of the ground-breaking ACT wind energy auction.
Sophie Vorrath

Aug 6, 2015

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