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Crowd-funding could solve energy poverty in remote townships
A WA proposal to use crowd-funding and community ownership to install solar and reduce reliance on diesel generation has attracted huge interest.
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Sep 23, 2013

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Cleantech comp finalist: building PV into the roof
A Melbourne company hopes to bring a solar roofing product to market within the next 12 months.
Emma Fitzpatrick

Sep 23, 2013

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Cleantech Comp finalist: BluGlass reaches for solar revolution
Sydney-based Bluglass says its RPCVD technology could produce cleaner, greener LED lighting – and revolutionise the solar cell industry.
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Sep 20, 2013

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Saudi giant moves closer to major investment in Australia’s Dyesol
Dye solar cell pioneer Dyesol seeks independent report as Saudi giant Tasnee completed due diligence on $16m investment.
Emma Fitzpatrick

Sep 16, 2013

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Acoustics group says wind turbine infrasound less than a heart-beat
Acoustic engineering group says infrasound generated by wind turbines is often less than a person’s heart-beat.
Emma Fitzpatrick

Sep 16, 2013

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Boggabri pub leads the way in community solar “revolution”
A pub in Boggabri is leading a push into community-funded solar projects.
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Sep 16, 2013

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CleanTech Index outperforms ASX200, third month running
With 13 companies charting gains of more than 15%, the Australian CleanTech Index rose 3.9% for the month, compared to 1.6% for ASX200.
Emma Fitzpatrick

Sep 3, 2013

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Past year is hottest on record for Australia
Australia has experienced its hottest 12 month period on record, with maximum temperatures in August averaging 2.60 °C above normal.
Emma Fitzpatrick

Sep 2, 2013

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Solar, efficiency dominate cleantech competition finalists
Solar technologies and energy efficiency dominate ranks of Australian cleantech competition finalists.
Emma Fitzpatrick

Sep 2, 2013

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Big US generators add negawatts to their gigawatts
NRG, the biggest US power supplier, follows a trend to invest in a demand response company, rather than simply adding new generation.
Emma Fitzpatrick

Aug 30, 2013

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Greener government buildings could save taxpayers millions
Green Building Council Australia finds more energy efficient buildings could save the federal govt $35m a year on electricity costs alone.
Emma Fitzpatrick

Aug 27, 2013

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Orica looks to green carbon brick to capture emissions
Orica is co-funding a research project at the University of Newcastle that will test if captured carbon emissions can be used as “green” building materials.
Emma Fitzpatrick

Aug 26, 2013

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