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  • Emissions from energy use down slightly for the first time in two years
    CleanTech Bites

    Emissions from energy use down slightly for the first time in two years

    For the first time since the Coalition dumped the carbon price, energy combustion emissions fell in June 2016.
    Hugh Saddler
    Sep 6, 2016
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  • Australian electricity emissions fall slightly as wind energy blows harder
    Renewables

    Australian electricity emissions fall slightly as wind energy blows harder

    Australia record small drop in electricity sector emissions as renewable generation rises, but is still well above levels when carbon price was in place.
    Hugh Saddler
    Aug 11, 2016
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  • South Australia’s electricity price woes are more due to gas than wind

    South Australia’s electricity price woes are more due to gas than wind

    South Australia’s wind farms have been blamed for price spikes, but without them the volatility would be even worse.
    Hugh Saddler
    Jul 26, 2016
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  • Demand growth softens, small drop in emissions as renewables rise
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    Demand growth softens, small drop in emissions as renewables rise

    Australia’s emissions fell slightly in June, thanks to increased hydro, wind and solar power, but remain 5.7 per cent ahead of last year.
    Hugh Saddler
    Jul 12, 2016
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  • Australia has re‐carbonised – not de-carbonised – its energy system
    Other Good Stuff

    Australia has re‐carbonised – not de-carbonised – its energy system

    In the 21 months between June 2014 – when the carbon price ended – and March 2016, energy emissions have gone up sharply.
    Hugh Saddler
    Jun 8, 2016
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  • Electricity emissions up 5.7% under Coalition as coal jumps again

    Electricity emissions up 5.7% under Coalition as coal jumps again

    Demand, emissions and coal generation continue to rise, extending the dramatic change in Australia’s electricity profile since the Coalition killed the carbon price.
    Hugh Saddler
    May 11, 2016
    2
  • Are political leaders to blame for return of rising electricity demand?

    Are political leaders to blame for return of rising electricity demand?

    Just when falling electricity demand was becoming an accepted fact in Australia, it is over. There is now enough data to say unequivocally that demand is on the way up again.
    Hugh Saddler
    Apr 29, 2016
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  • Tasmania needs to look at efficiency to resolve electricity crisis

    Tasmania needs to look at efficiency to resolve electricity crisis

    The risks to Tasmania’s energy supply continue to mount. The state should upgrade the electrical energy efficiency of buildings and equipment used for winter heating by homes and businesses.
    Hugh Saddler
    Apr 6, 2016
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  • Australian energy emissions continue rise as coal maintains its dominance

    Australian energy emissions continue rise as coal maintains its dominance

    Total emissions from electricity generation in the year to February 2016 showed a slight uptick from the relatively slow growth seen over the past few months.
    Hugh Saddler
    Mar 7, 2016
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  • Australia electricity demand jumps as policy makers fail on efficiency

    Australia electricity demand jumps as policy makers fail on efficiency

    Australia’s electricity generation and emissions rising because there are no efficiency policies of note, and coal is maintaining its share of generation.
    Hugh Saddler
    Feb 3, 2016
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  • Emissions and demand continue to climb in 2015

    Emissions and demand continue to climb in 2015

    2015 saw continued growth in total electricity generated in the NEM and also a modest increase in total emissions.
    Hugh Saddler
    Jan 14, 2016
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  • How rooftop solar eased peak demand during S.A. summer heatwave

    How rooftop solar eased peak demand during S.A. summer heatwave

    Rooftop solar played an important role in reducing peak demand during the recent heat waves, but there should be more emphasis on energy efficiency and west-facing solar systems.
    Hugh Saddler
    Jan 14, 2016
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