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Ketan Joshi is a European-based climate and energy consultant.

Solar

AEMO’s recipe for a cheap, clean and reliable energy future
The ISP’s doesn’t target lowest emissions. It targets a lowest-cost replacement of ageing fossil fuel power stations, with a minimum standard for reliability. It finds that the cheapest, most reliable way forward is clean.
Ketan Joshi

Jul 30, 2020

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Electric Vehicles

The electric recipe of Norway’s zero emissions transport boom
Norway’s EV success is a simple reminder of something too often forgotten: policy and hard work both result in real change. Can Australia do it too?
Ketan Joshi

Jul 11, 2020

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Electric Vehicles

Four-wheel drives are killing climate gains – bring on the Cybertruck
Obsession with 4WD vehicles is derailing gains from the switch to electric as the big car makers pursue profit and sacrifice emissions.
Ketan Joshi

Jul 9, 2020

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Policy & Planning

How Australia’s energy transition might trip over the wires
It is time to consider the community and social factors underpinning a non-optional critical component of Australia’s energy transition.
Ketan Joshi

Jun 26, 2020

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Policy & Planning

Partisanship was never the problem. Labor needs to learn to lead
In my view, there was already bipartisanship on climate change, in that both parties were committed to not doing enough as slowly as possible. Labor needs to learn how to lead.
Ketan Joshi

Jun 25, 2020

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Coal

BP data highlights Australia’s awkward place in a rapidly changing energy world
BP annual survey shows that coal is stagnant, but gas is booming, threatening to slow emissions reductions, and Australia is playing a key role in that.
Ketan Joshi

Jun 18, 2020

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Coal

UK coal collapse – visualised
The UK has now gone two months without coal generation: Here’s a visual journey through the collapse of an industry.
Ketan Joshi

Jun 11, 2020

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Electric Vehicles

The great Norwegian paradox: oil expansion and electric revolution
Norway is a leader in electric vehicles, but also in the extraction and sale of fossil fuels. How do the two conflicting stories add up?
Ketan Joshi

Jun 11, 2020

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Electric Vehicles

Why it’s time to get moving on decarbonising Australia’s transport
One of the simplest ways to reduce transport emissions is converting machines that run on the combustion of fossil fuels to machines that run on green electricity.
Ketan Joshi

Jun 5, 2020

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Policy & Planning

ABC offers an unchecked platform for gas-fired fantasies
Australia’s climate debate has transitioned from obsessing over coal to obsessing over gas. And this week the ABC gave it an unchecked platform. Here’s why that matters.
Ketan Joshi

Jun 5, 2020

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The Australian government has officially given up on climate action
Technology roadmap shows that Australia’s climate plan is to tread water for eternity, while its fossil fuel industries continue their work unabated and unregulated.
Ketan Joshi

May 27, 2020

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Coal

Don’t fall into the faux-progress trap: Australia still loves coal
The Hazelwood coal-fired power station was demolished just days after the release of Angus Taylor’s tech roadmap paper, and too few people noticed the significance.
Ketan Joshi

May 26, 2020

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