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Graph of the Day: Buildings consuming most energy when empty
A new report has found that most commercial and government buildings use the majority of energy when the building is empty.
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Oct 28, 2013

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Volvo develops light-weight battery storage in car panels
Volvo develops lightweight energy storage components that could be incorporated into the body of a vehicle and greatly enhance the efficiency of electric vehicles.
Emma Fitzpatrick

Oct 21, 2013

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Mornington Island slashes power bills with solar array
Mornington Island’s only non-for-profit supermarket has slashed its power bills by a quarter after installing 33kW solar array.
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Oct 21, 2013

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Hilton opens Australia’s biggest tracking solar rooftop array
A local Australian steel products manufacturer has installed the largest rooftop array with tracking technology, and is attracting interest from home and abroad.
Emma Fitzpatrick

Oct 14, 2013

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Geodynamics completes testing at 1MW geothermal trial plant
Geodynamics says it has completed the 1MW geothermal trial plant in the Cooper Basin. Now it needs a customer.
Emma Fitzpatrick

Oct 9, 2013

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PNG schools lit up by solar and batteries – delivered by banana boat
300 PNG students are using laptops and printers for the first time, courtesy of a solar battery system delivered to their school by banana boat.
Emma Fitzpatrick

Oct 9, 2013

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Mixed Greens: Rooftop solar shading may stifle tall buildings
Call for planning review to protect rooftop solar from tall buildings; Winaico signs for off-grid solar in NT; Kiwis use wind, solar to produce hydrogen.
Emma Fitzpatrick

Oct 8, 2013

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Australian company launches the solar-powered tuk tuk
Australian solar develop has developed a new tuk tuk, SolarTuk, which runs by using solar power from its rooftop.
Emma Fitzpatrick

Oct 8, 2013

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Solar storage plant Gemasolar sets 36-day record for 24/7 output
The Gemasolar power plant with molten salt storage marks 2nd anniversary with a record-breaking 36 consecutive days of 24/7 output from solar.
Emma Fitzpatrick

Oct 8, 2013

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New 55MW wind farm open for business in WA
A new 55-megawatt Western Australian based wind farm project has been officially opened and is now fully operational.
Emma Fitzpatrick

Sep 30, 2013

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World’s biggest solar thermal power plant fires up for first time
The 377MW Ivanpah solar power tower plant has exported electricity to the local grid for the first time as it prepares for its grand opening.
Emma Fitzpatrick

Sep 30, 2013

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Cleantech finalists: Smart response to energy efficient lighting
Melbourne company Organic Response has created a lighting control system that automatically adjusts an area’s lighting levels in response to motion and/or natural light.
Emma Fitzpatrick

Sep 27, 2013

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