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CleanTech Bites

Heads up Barnaby: 300MW solar farm headed your way
A 300MW solar farm – which would be Australia’s biggest – planned near NSW town of Armidale, the heart of Barnaby Joyce country.
Giles Parkinson

Nov 25, 2016

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Featured

Blockchain network disruption coming, and Australia among pioneers
Australian start-up Power Ledger named as global leader in blockchain technology which has the potential to “rapidly disrupt” the traditional energy market and fast-track the shift to decentralised generation.
Sophie Vorrath

Nov 25, 2016

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Markets

Interest cools at fourth ERF auction as emissions growth continues
Low participation has led to a smaller amount of abatement contracted by the Clean Energy Regulator at the fourth ERF auction.
Reputex Carbon

Nov 25, 2016

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Coal

Business as usual at Australia’s coal, oil and gas companies
The deepest denial about climate change rests within Australia’s coal, oil and gas companies; which is ironic given that is where some of the impacts will be most keenly felt.
Dan Gocher

Nov 25, 2016

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Electric Vehicles

Toyota imports Mirai and refueller to sell hydrogen story to Australia
Toyota has imported three Mirai hydrogen fuel-cell sedans to demonstrate the technology in Australia.
Mark Skulley

Nov 25, 2016

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Press Releases

JinkoSolar Supplies 140 MW to North Star Solar Project in Minnesota
JinkoSolar has completed delivery on 140 MWdc of PV modules for the North Star project located in Chisago County, Minnesota
JinkoSolar

Nov 25, 2016

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Trump fools the New York Times on climate change
Memo to media: Ignore what Trump says, focus on what he does and who he appoints.
Joe Romm

Nov 25, 2016

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Solar

Victoria Coalition votes for solar energy to be paid less than coal
Victoria Coalition vote against rise in solar feed in tariff suggests it wants solar to be paid less than brown coal fired generation.
Sophie Vorrath

Nov 25, 2016

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Policy & Planning

2050 climate targets: nations play long game in fighting global warming
There were signs at COP22 that several countries have begun the long-term planning needed to avoid dangerous climate change.
John Thwaites & Scott Ferraro

Nov 25, 2016

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Markets

Gas generators send electricity prices soaring again in South Australia
South Australia wholesale prices fall below Queensland and NSW, despite some more $14,000/MWh price events engineered by peaking gas plants.
Giles Parkinson

Nov 25, 2016

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Policy & Planning

Australian scientists slam Trump’s plans to scrap NASA climate research
Australia’s top climate scientists respond to news the incoming Trump Administration will scrap climate research at America’s top research facility, NASA.
Sophie Vorrath

Nov 24, 2016

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CleanTech Bites

Coalition ponders a Tesla tax on electric vehicles
Federal government flags plan to scrap petrol excise, in part because it is “unfair” that electric vehicles don’t pay it.
Sophie Vorrath

Nov 24, 2016

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