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Giles Parkinson

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Giles Parkinson is founder and editor-in-chief of Renew Economy, and founder and editor of its EV-focused sister site The Driven. He is the co-host of the weekly Energy Insiders Podcast. Giles has been a journalist for more than 40 years and is a former deputy editor of the Australian Financial Review. You can find him on LinkedIn and on Twitter.
  • Oliver Yates confirmed as first head of CEFC

    Oliver Yates confirmed as first head of CEFC

    Ex Macquarie banker Oliver Yates confirmed as inaugural CEO of Australia’s $10 billion Clean Energy Finance Corporation.
    Giles Parkinson
    Nov 25, 2012
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  • Yates tipped as first CEO of Clean Energy Finance Corporation

    Yates tipped as first CEO of Clean Energy Finance Corporation

    Yates, a fomer Macquarie Group banker, tipped to the first CEO of the $10 billion CEFC.
    Giles Parkinson
    Nov 24, 2012
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  • Ticking time bomb for climate and investors

    Ticking time bomb for climate and investors

    IFM chair Garry Weaven takes aim at herd mentality of funds managers taking a short term bet on vested interests winning the climate change debate. His comments came as scientists highlight the increasingly urgent nature of rapid action, and the emerging “carbon bubble” facing investors.
    Giles Parkinson
    Nov 23, 2012
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  • Mixed Greens: Bluglass shares surge again on LED results
    CleanTech Bites

    Mixed Greens: Bluglass shares surge again on LED results

    Bluglass shares surge again; new solar directors on CEC board; governments hands out more biomass grants, good flow for Geodnyamics
    Giles Parkinson
    Nov 23, 2012
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  • Five things we learned this week ….

    Five things we learned this week ….

    The battle over renewables gets dirty; coal miners hang grimly onto concept of baseload power; Macquarie’s disappearing balance sheet; why vested interests can’t win; and why our appliances are getting smart and cheap to operate.
    Giles Parkinson
    Nov 23, 2012
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  • The Gigatonne Gap is growing. But how to close it?

    The Gigatonne Gap is growing. But how to close it?

    The UN says the gap between what the world has pledged to do about climate change and what it is actually doing – known as the ‘gigatonne gap’ – is widening. Its proposed solutions, in real action and removing a lot of hot air, have major implications for Australia.
    Giles Parkinson
    Nov 22, 2012
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  • Australia’s RayGen says CPV can deliver at $60/MWh

    Australia’s RayGen says CPV can deliver at $60/MWh

    Australian solar start-up RayGen says concentrated solar PV will undercut the cost of both fossil fuel and conventional PV technologies.
    Giles Parkinson
    Nov 22, 2012
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  • Energy storage systems signal arrival of ‘baseload’ renewables

    Energy storage systems signal arrival of ‘baseload’ renewables

    Energy storage systems may be a bigger game-changer for the electricity market than solar PV. An affordable system developed by an Australian company means households will be able to produce their own ‘baseload’ renewable energy supply.
    Giles Parkinson
    Nov 21, 2012
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  • Geodynamics eyes Solomon Islands project of up to 20MW

    Geodynamics eyes Solomon Islands project of up to 20MW

    Geodynamics joins the flood of Australian geothermal hopefuls seeking opportunities – and revenue – overseas with a power supply deal in the Solomon Islands.
    Giles Parkinson
    Nov 21, 2012
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  • Turnbull calls out Abbott’s carbon hypocrisy (again)

    Turnbull calls out Abbott’s carbon hypocrisy (again)

    The federal Opposition’s game of semantics suggests it may well try to axe the carbon tax, but it won’t scrap a carbon price. As Malcolm Turnbull underlined on Q&A again last night, Direct Action is just a short-term policy measure designed to meet a weak abatement target.
    Giles Parkinson
    Nov 20, 2012
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  • What gold-plating of networks? Oh, that gold plating!

    What gold-plating of networks? Oh, that gold plating!

    State governments reject suggestions that gold plating of networks is occurring. But the market operator finds many projects could be deferred up to 7 years.
    Giles Parkinson
    Nov 20, 2012
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  • Solmessis plans 20MW solar plant in Qld – with no govt money

    Solmessis plans 20MW solar plant in Qld – with no govt money

    Solmessis, an Australian developer, plans to build the first solar farm in Australia without additional government money. Its proposal goes before a Queensland council this week.
    Giles Parkinson
    Nov 19, 2012
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