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Jonathan Gifford
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Coal
Why the public is not buying Coalition attack on wind and solar
The Coalition’s attack on renewables is being undone by the soaring electricity prices in fossil-fuel dependent Queensland. What is it that the general public appears knows about renewables and electricity prices that so many in the conservative side of politics, including federal energy minister Josh Frydenberg, do not?
Jonathan Gifford
Jan 20, 2017
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Featured
Australian solar farm capital intensity halves, due to smarter, cheaper plants
The stark and rapid improvement in the economics of big solar in Australia is due to global declines in component costs, but also importantly declining construction costs and the deployment of yield-boosting technology like tracking.
Jonathan Gifford
Jan 19, 2017
10
CleanTech Bites
Melbourne trams to run on sunshine as state launches 75MW large scale solar tender
Victoria has announced a tender for 75MW of large scale solar to be constructed in the northwest of the state.
Jonathan Gifford
Jan 19, 2017
3
CleanTech Bites
AGL’s new 200MW Silverton wind farm to cost just $65/MWh
AGL Energy ito begin construction on 200MW Silverton wind farm in NSW after agreement reached on a record low price for an Australian wind project.
Jonathan Gifford
Jan 19, 2017
7
CleanTech Bites
REC launches new 295Wp TwinPeak 2 Series solar module
Singapore-based PV manufacturer REC has launched the latest version of its TwinPeak solar module. The 60-cell multicrystalline module can deliver up to 295Wp.
Jonathan Gifford
Jan 19, 2017
1
Storage
German battery storage company Senec launches products in Australia
German company Senec-IES has begun shipping its battery storage units to the fast-growing Australian storage market, with 2,000 units to be supplied in the first six months of 2017.
Jonathan Gifford
Jan 18, 2017
30
CleanTech Bites
Wind, solar investment surge “the start of bigger things to come”
The strong growth in large scale renewable project financing in Australia could be just the beginning of major wave of investment, and points to RET being met by 2020.
Jonathan Gifford
Jan 18, 2017
2
CleanTech Bites
NSW government to assist companies aiming to go 100% renewable
NSW government to provide up to $10,000 to help companies to go 100% renewable or to achieve zero net emissions.
Jonathan Gifford
Jan 17, 2017
0
Markets
Australian renewables investment bucks global trend to grow 49% in 2016
After two disastrous years, investment in large scale renewable energy finally rebounded in Australia in 2016, and actually went against the global trend with a 50 per cent increase.
Jonathan Gifford
Jan 17, 2017
7
Solar
Australian zinc refinery to build 100MW solar plant
Zinc metals producer Sun Metals is to build a 100MW solar PV plant was part of plans to expand its refinery near Townsville, in northern Queensland, in what is a landmark development in the Australian renewable energy landscape.
Jonathan Gifford
Jan 6, 2017
37
Markets
AEMO wants to spend billions more on networks, gas
AEMO report sets out pressing challenges facing Australian electricity networks in future, looks to past for solutions.
Jonathan Gifford
Dec 12, 2016
8
Solar
20MW Emu Downs solar project signs 12-year PPA
WA’s first co-located solar PV power plant has cleared its final hurdle to realisation and will begin construction next month.
Jonathan Gifford
Dec 12, 2016
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