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How utilities can kill rooftop solar, just by changing tariffs
Major US study shows how tariff changes can kill the rooftop solar market. In Australia, the impact of changes to tariffs, higher fixed charges and export restrictions are already being felt.
Giles Parkinson
Aug 3, 2015
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Energy storage ‘megashift’ ahead, battery costs set to fall 60% by 2020
Report predicts energy storage turning point, led in Australia by solar households and off-grid projects, as battery prices plunge.
Sophie Vorrath
Aug 3, 2015
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The souring of Vietnam’s coal power dream
It remains to be seen whether the latest coal pollution debacle shakes the coal-centric resolve of Vietnamese Government.
Bob Burton
Aug 3, 2015
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Used Tesla Model S buyers show expansion of Tesla’s market
Edmunds has conducted a little study of Tesla’s certified pre-owned (CPO) program and has come up with some interesting findings.
Zachary Shahan
Aug 3, 2015
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Commentary
FactCheck: Would Labor’s renewable energy plan cost consumers $60 billion?
Fact-checking the claim that Labor’s renewable energy plan cost consumers $60 billion.
Ken Baldwin
Aug 3, 2015
6
Jaw-dropping news in the solar vs. fossil fuels debate
Regulators reveal gas plants in US do not do what they are supposed to do – respond to “white knuckle” events in the grid. So much for accusations that wind and solar are the cause of grid problems.
Mike Jacobs
Aug 3, 2015
2
Where to put the first electric car charge station in the Sunshine State
Has the Queensland Government selected the best location for it’s first fuel/charging station?
Craig Froome
Aug 3, 2015
5
Direct Action a damp squib – will not touch Australia’s top 20 polluters
As Obama administration moves ahead with even tougher pollution controls for US power sector, a new report reveals Australia’s top 20 polluters – including its dirtiest coal power plants – will be unaffected by Coalition’s Direct Action policy.
Sophie Vorrath
Aug 3, 2015
3
CleanTech Bites
Tony Abbott’s war on clean energy – and business people who speak out
Former NAB chief laments ‘reckless’ policies of Abbott govt, says business leaders afraid to speak out for fear of retribution.
Giles Parkinson
Aug 3, 2015
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Rooftop solar suffers another blow as utilities switch tariffs
Changes in network tariffs are killing rooftop solar as a cost-saving option for businesses, but may accelerate the push to combine solar and battery storage. The networks are being accused of using “cost reflective tariffs” as an excuse for another revenue grab.
Giles Parkinson
Jul 31, 2015
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Sugar vs solar: Qld govt weighs in on legal challenge to solar farm
Legal challenge by sugar miller against the development of one of Australia’s biggest solar farms in Clare, Qld, could be ‘called in’ by state govt.
Sophie Vorrath
Jul 31, 2015
23
Latest anti-wind push by Senators called a ‘political stitch-up’
CEC slams calls from anti-wind senators to cut subsidies back even further, make them conditional on adherence to federal ‘infrasound’ laws.
Sophie Vorrath
Jul 31, 2015
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