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Emma Fitzpatrick
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Australian coal assets could be stranded by China changes
A new report from Oxford University and commissioned by HSBC warns Australian coal investments could be stranded by changing coal use in China.
Emma Fitzpatrick
Dec 16, 2013
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A Churchillian response to solar farms: We’ll fight them in the fields
A great-grandson of Winston Churchill is fighting the development of solar farms in the south-west of England.
Emma Fitzpatrick
Dec 9, 2013
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Pacific Hydro gets approval for $240m Barossa Valley wind farm
Pacific Hydro have received approval for a 42-turbine, $240 million wind farm close to Keyneton, near the Barossa Valley.
Emma Fitzpatrick
Dec 9, 2013
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AMP Capital consortium wins licence to run UK offshore wind farm
A consortium including AMP Capital has won the licence to own and run the transmission link to the UK’s 140-turbine Greater Gabbard offshore wind farm.
Emma Fitzpatrick
Dec 2, 2013
0
Don’t tax the sun: Solar group takes petition to Canberra
Solar group heads to nation’s capital to present a petition asking the Coalition not to increase fees and tariffs on household solar power.
Emma Fitzpatrick
Dec 2, 2013
9
Tasmania aims for 100% renewables by 2020, 35% carbon cuts
Tasmanian charges ahead of mainland Australia with new plan to reach 100% renewables by 2020, and to cut emissions by 35%.
Emma Fitzpatrick
Nov 27, 2013
12
CSG may not be worth risk to health, environment, report finds
New research has suggested that coal seam gas (CSG) is not work the risk to our health and the environment.
Emma Fitzpatrick
Nov 27, 2013
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Vic wind power marches on: One farm switched on, one in the works
State switches on one of its biggest wind farms, and plans for another forge ahead, despite boasting some of Australia’s most prohibitive development laws.
Emma Fitzpatrick
Nov 21, 2013
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Solar stocks: First Solar shines, SolarCity slumps
Another bumpy ride for solar investors, as First Solar and SunPower shine, while market darling Solar City fails to meet expectations.
Emma Fitzpatrick
Nov 12, 2013
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Aussie charity powers Fiji schools with solar PV and batteries
An Australian solar manufacturer has teamed up with a local charity to provide solar power and storage to two remote Fijian schools.
Emma Fitzpatrick
Nov 5, 2013
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CBD Energy to use Westinghouse Solar brand, despite merger pulled
CBD Energy to use Westinghouse Solar brand despite merger being pulled. It is still pursuing a US listing.
Emma Fitzpatrick
Oct 28, 2013
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Australia’s carbon budget may be exhausted within a decade
Australia may have already consumed at least two-thirds of its share of the global carbon budget, and could exhaust the rest of it within a decade.
Emma Fitzpatrick
Oct 28, 2013
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