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US solar giant Sungevity quits Australia, expands in Europe
US solar giant Sungevity has dumped plans to become dominant player in the Australian market and has exited the country, an apparent victim of Abbott’s war on renewables. RoofJuice, the new owner, says it will focus on ‘smart solar’ to deal with rule changes, and battery storage.
Giles Parkinson
Jul 30, 2015
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Can consumers handle the complexity of solar and storage?
The inevitable and unstoppable shift to solar and storage is likely to see a big change in the way that tariffs are structured – hopefully for the better, rather than the worse – but it may just mean another level of complexity for consumers in what is already a thoroughly opaque market.
Sophie Vorrath
Jul 29, 2015
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CleanTech Bites
Large scale solar near parity in world’s three biggest markets
Large scale solar is nearing parity in US, China, and India. Even in the US, utilities are giving up the fight against solar, says leading manufacturer.
Giles Parkinson
Jul 29, 2015
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One Step Off the Grid, and exciting stories from behind the meter
One Step Off the Grid, the sister publication to RenewEconomy that is focused on the consumer, today issued its second newsletter, with a host of interesting stories about Australia’s energy revolution.
Giles Parkinson
Jul 29, 2015
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CleanTech Cluster launched to support Australian green business growth
Industry-based mechanism to give Australian cleantech companies financial and commercial backing, after Abbott government cuts federal support.
Sophie Vorrath
Jul 29, 2015
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Other Good Stuff
SunPower buys 1.5 GW US solar pipeline from Australia’s Infigen
SunPower has added a further 1.5 GW to its growing solar PV pipeline across the U.S.
Ian Clover
Jul 29, 2015
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$2.2 billion, 1 gigawatt solar project in Kenya moves forward
Last Friday, North America’s SkyPower announced that it would be signing a solar deal with Kenya for a 1 gigawatt, $2.2 billion development project.
Joshua S Hill
Jul 29, 2015
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Renewables briefly covered 78 per cent of German electricity
On July 25, Germany surpassed the old record of 74% renewable electricity. But the most interesting aspect is power trading between France & Germany on that day.
Craig Morris
Jul 29, 2015
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Commentary
Taking respite from renewable fiction: Why the numbers do matter
We can push the percentage of wind power further upwards, with relative ease. And that is genuinely exciting.
Ketan Joshi
Jul 28, 2015
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Policy & Planning
Coalition makes it up in campaign against renewables, climate action
Coalition claims of cost of renewables are becoming more and more ridiculous. And so are the claims in the Murdoch Media, Even on Q&A, the ABC let Ron Boswell get away with – and even approved of – a litany of absurdities.
Giles Parkinson
Jul 28, 2015
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Community energy retailer aims to be Australia’s cheapest, help people quit grid
NSW community energy start-up Enova prepares IPO, with plans to be Australia’s cheapest green energy retailer and installer, and help locals quit the grid.
Sophie Vorrath
Jul 28, 2015
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Carnegie Wave wins grant to deliver cheaper, more efficient wave energy
Carnegie Wave awarded Australian Research Council grant to work with UWA on ways to improve energy cost, efficiency.
Sophie Vorrath
Jul 28, 2015
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