2018 - Page 52 of 180 - Renew Economy

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Incumbents fail – so are we wasting our time on sustainability?
The scale and speed of change needed on sustainability means many and perhaps most of today’s major old companies simply won’t get there. So, are we wasting our time?
Paul Gilding

Sep 18, 2018

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Solar

SolarReserve signs manufacturing MOU for solar tower project, but financing delayed
SolarReserve signs MOU with Heliostat SA to manufacture and assemble the heliostat components for world-leading 150MW solar tower and molten salt storage facility proposed for Port Augusta.
Sophie Vorrath

Sep 18, 2018

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Other Good Stuff

In Netherlands, every McDonalds Drive-In will have EV charging stations
Nuon to provide fast food chain McDonald’s with EV charging stations at all of the franchise’s McDrive locations.
Bridie Schmidt

Sep 18, 2018

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BMW’s vision of the future? An electric SUV you may not drive
BMW chooses the fuselage of a cargo plane in New York to unveil latest vision of the future of cars: an intelligent, autonomous, electric SUV.
Bridie Schmidt

Sep 18, 2018

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Coal

Japan’s Marubeni deals “body blow” to coal, in pivot to renewables
Japanese energy giant reveals plans to halve its ownership of coal power by 2030, and withdraw completely from building new coal fired generators.
Sophie Vorrath

Sep 17, 2018

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Coal

Building new coal, and propping up old, not the answer: S&P
S&P Global Ratings says government intervention to prop up existing coal power, and underwrite the development of new, would be “credit negative” for the energy sector.
Sophie Vorrath

Sep 17, 2018

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Greens call to phase out coal in Victoria, 100% renewables by 2030
Victorian Greens call for an end to coal fired generation and a transition to 100 per cent renewables by 2030.
Giles Parkinson

Sep 17, 2018

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Renewables

New solar and wind the “only thing” pushing down power prices
As Coalition ramps up attack on wind and solar, new report finds new renewable generation coming online the “only thing” currently helping lower electricity prices in Australia.
Sophie Vorrath

Sep 17, 2018

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Taylor launches extraordinary and ill-informed attack against wind and solar
Energy minister Angus Taylor says high levels of renewables cause “de-industrialisation” and will wreck the economy.
Giles Parkinson

Sep 17, 2018

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Renewables

Energy Insiders Podcast: EVs, transport emissions and the overwhelming case for renewables
Interview with Greg Bourne on Climate Council’s report on transport emissions, and Deloitte’s John O’Brien on the overwhelming case for renewables
Giles Parkinson

Sep 17, 2018

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Other Good Stuff

The switch is on: Consumers are turning away from gas
Gas demand is falling as consumers turn away from expensive gas and find cheaper and cleaner renewable options in their homes and businesses.
Tim Forcey

Sep 17, 2018

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Smart Energy

Why your pool pump and solar hot water system could be market operator’s best friend
Virtual power plants will change the energy landscape – but they are not just about rooftop solar and battery storage.
Giles Parkinson

Sep 17, 2018

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