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Ric Brazzale
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  • Other states should follow NSW demand reduction scheme with PERCs and DREDs

    Other states should follow NSW demand reduction scheme with PERCs and DREDs

    NSW’s demand reduction scheme offers sensible and practical policies to deal with rising peak demand – an approach that should be embraced by other state governments.
    Ric Brazzale
    Nov 28, 2019
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  • Victorian summer review: It’s time to prioritise peak demand reduction
    Policy & Planning

    Victorian summer review: It’s time to prioritise peak demand reduction

    This summer’s load shedding tell us that NEM institutions and policy makers are not yet focused on what can be done to reduce and manage demand before considering supply side options.
    Ric Brazzale
    May 16, 2019
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  • A national savings scheme could save 4.5 Liddells  by 2030

    A national savings scheme could save 4.5 Liddells by 2030

    Australia is the developed world’s worst performer in energy efficiency, but a focused scheme could save the output equivalent of 4.5 Liddell coal generators by 2030.
    Ric Brazzale
    Mar 25, 2019
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  • NEM Review 2018: More renewables, greater efficiency, less emissions
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    NEM Review 2018: More renewables, greater efficiency, less emissions

    A detailed review of Australia’s main grid for 2018 shows a big increase in renewables, gains in efficiency, lower demand, and a substantial fall in emissions.
    Ric Brazzale
    Feb 14, 2019
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  • States being asked to approve NEG mechanism that increases emissions

    States being asked to approve NEG mechanism that increases emissions

    On top of that, the $150 average annual household saving the ESB claims is due to the NEG is illusory, and based on heroic demand assumptions.
    Ric Brazzale
    Aug 9, 2018
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    NEG discriminates against rooftop solar, makes emissions task more expensive

    One of the perverse design features of the NEG is that it supports gas-fired generation and old hydro, but excludes rooftop solar.
    Ric Brazzale
    Jul 30, 2018
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  • NEG worse than thought – penalising rooftop solar and large scale projects
    Policy & Planning

    NEG worse than thought – penalising rooftop solar and large scale projects

    ESB modelling is false and misleading, claiming credit for projects already in pipeline. The latest NEG outline also penalises rooftop solar and large scale solar, does crazy things with offsets and will end up lifting prices.
    Ric Brazzale
    Jul 26, 2018
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  • New target equates to 1140MW of rooftop solar PV in 2018
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    New target equates to 1140MW of rooftop solar PV in 2018

    New target equates to an effective level of rooftop solar PV installations of 1140MW in 2018 plus approximately 67,000 solar hot water systems.
    Ric Brazzale
    Apr 5, 2018
    3
  • Australia added 1.3GW of solar in 2017, and could treble it in 2018
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    Australia added 1.3GW of solar in 2017, and could treble it in 2018

    While 2017 was a record year for solar PV in Australia, it will be completely put in the shade by what we’re likely to install in 2018.
    Ric Brazzale
    Jan 25, 2018
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  • Regulator reduces small-scale renewables target while solar sales take off
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    Regulator reduces small-scale renewables target while solar sales take off

    The 2017 Small-scale Renewable Energy Scheme target has been revealed. So what does this mean for solar installs?
    Ric Brazzale
    Apr 5, 2017
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  • Australia market review for 2016: Renewables up, emissions down
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    Australia market review for 2016: Renewables up, emissions down

    A detailed review of Australia’s National Electricity Market in 2016 – with focus on solar, large scale renewables, energy efficiency, fossil fuel generation, emissions, and prices.
    Ric Brazzale
    Feb 7, 2017
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  • Australia rooftop solar market recovers late in 2016, but falls short of target
    CleanTech Bites

    Australia rooftop solar market recovers late in 2016, but falls short of target

    The Australian rooftop solar market made a strong recovery late in 2016 to slightly beat the 2015 figure, and the early indications look for for the new year.
    Ric Brazzale
    Jan 17, 2017
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