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Ketan Joshi
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Ketan Joshi is a European-based climate and energy consultant.
Renewables
Renewable companies see remarkable progress in improving human rights
A new report shines a light on remarkable progress from renewable companies in cleaning up human rights issues in the supply chain – while fossil fuel companies only worsen their breaches
Ketan Joshi
Sep 17, 2025
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Commentary
The lights have stayed on in Australia, even as more wind and solar is added to the grid
Australia’s uniquely isolated and massive power grid has seen massive renewable energy growth while maintaining world-leading levels of reliability.
Ketan Joshi
Jul 11, 2025
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Renewables
Inertia is the new baseload: Spain’s full blackout report debunks core claims of anti-renewable brigade
Inertia is the new baseload: Almost every critic of Spain’s renewable energy got their blackout facts wrong.
Ketan Joshi
Jun 19, 2025
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Commentary
From South Australia to Spain: Does blackout disinformation kill climate progress?
A journey through the four major blackouts that were blamed on renewables – did they actually put a dent in the growth of wind and solar? I checked the data….
Ketan Joshi
May 19, 2025
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Commentary
The climate wars won’t end anytime soon – and they shouldn’t
The worst framing for climate debate makes a comeback – and it shows, once again, why we’re thinking about this in the wrong way.
Ketan Joshi
May 16, 2025
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Commentary
Green energy transition at risk from unrestricted data centre development
A new report highlights the high chance that data centre growth will incentivise fossil fuels. How do we fix it?
Ketan Joshi
May 15, 2025
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Commentary
Ley’s climate and environment record – walking a fine line, but plenty of damage done
New opposition leader led efforts to destroy a landmark anti-fossil legal case, but is also capable of defending climate policies in general. What will the next three years look like?
Ketan Joshi
May 14, 2025
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CleanTech Bites
Littleproud’s first comments as re-elected Nationals leader: Blackout disinformation
The re-elected Nationals leader uses his first moments to spread blackout disinformation. And he has form, too.
Ketan Joshi
May 13, 2025
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Commentary
What happens when the opposition elevates enemies of renewable energy?
The Coalition doesn’t need to contest an election for a while. Being a wrecker of the energy transition is a far easier task – and they might be about to elect a leader with experience.
Ketan Joshi
May 12, 2025
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Climate
What happens when Australia’s methane bubble pops?
New report from the IEA reveals that Australia’s methane emissions are wildly underreported. The bubble’s going to pop – so why not shift to honest reporting.
Ketan Joshi
May 9, 2025
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Commentary
AEMO highlights raw potential of better wind and solar integration – and a change of mindset
Australia’s renewable building mojo is back – but lots of new capacity is lost to physical and financial constraints. AEMO sheds light on the shift in thinking needed to reduce this trend.
Ketan Joshi
May 8, 2025
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Commentary
Labor’s next three years – in four key climate and energy numbers
Labor is entering its second term with climate and energy policies we can track with great accuracy and high frequency – here are some numbers to keep an eye on.
Ketan Joshi
May 6, 2025
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