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Mike Sandiford
When will electricity utilities admit the game is up?
The change in outlook for the electricity sector has been dramatic and unexpected. Five years into the decline, is it too late to push back?
Mike Sandiford
Mar 18, 2014
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The curious case of Caroline, a CO2 borehole
Caroline flows pretty close to pure CO2 to service our need to fizz our drinks, among other things. And provides important lessons about CO2 storage.
Mike Sandiford
Mar 13, 2014
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So if the carbon tax is not working, then what is?
NEM-wide emissions have fallen 14% over the past two spring seasons since the carbon tax was implemented. Something must be working.
Mike Sandiford
Dec 13, 2013
3
A ‘frack’ in the bridge from coal to gas
Outgoing Shell CEO Peter Voser says his huge bet on US shale was a big regret of his time as chief executive of the company.
Mike Sandiford
Oct 9, 2013
5
Direct action: Every solar module adds to emissions freefall
Small-scale solar is rapidly approaching grid parity – a growing incentive for installing modules that will reduce demand for grid-based services.
Mike Sandiford
Oct 4, 2013
11
Australian grid story – a battle between David and Goliath
Overspending on Australia’s electricity grid is imposing a huge impost on national productivity.
Mike Sandiford
Aug 12, 2013
2
Electricity demand: The great de-electricifation of Australia’s grid
Electricity demand has fallen again dramatically this winter, and demand is now nearly 20% below 2007 forecasts. And the reduction is accelerating.
Mike Sandiford
Aug 4, 2013
13
How clean are our energy policies?
The drop in NEM emissions over the past year has been staggering. How much is attributable to the carbon tax and other clean energy policies?
Mike Sandiford
Jul 10, 2013
1
Summer on the NEM: What the extreme heat didn’t do to demand
Despite blistering heat and a supposed new air-con load, Australia’s electricity market wasn’t pushed very hard at all this past summer. So what’s going on?
Mike Sandiford
Mar 5, 2013
3
A lot of hot air in the coal to gas transition
Uncertainty rules as Australia looks to exploit its formidable unconventional gas resource. But the outcome for the climate is not looking good.
Mike Sandiford
Nov 15, 2012
2
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