Sophie Vorrath
Sophie is editor of One Step Off The Grid and deputy editor of its sister site, Renew Economy. Sophie has been writing about clean energy for more than a decade.
Sophie is editor of One Step Off The Grid and deputy editor of its sister site, Renew Economy. Sophie has been writing about clean energy for more than a decade.
Carnegie Wave lends its technology and experience to ARENA-funded CSIRO wave mapping and resource development project.
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Napthine delivers small win for wind energy in Victoria
Victorian planning law amendment marks small win for Australia's wind energy industry. And in NSW, Maurice Newman has the wind put up him.
Algae.Tec wins huge vote of confidence from Indian pilot project partner, with conversion of nearly $30 million worth of shares at twice market price.
CEFC invests $13m to fund 3.1MW expansion of NT 1MW Uterne solar PV tracking plant – one of Southern Hemisphere's largest.
CEFC co-finances development of biodigester and biogas plant at one of Australia's largest meat processors, that will halve its electricity bills.
Concern mounts that Australia's one million-plus solar households could face a financial hit from rushed through PUP amendment to the Carbon Repeal Bill.
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Australia dumps carbon price, as repeal passes Senate
Australia becomes the first country in the world to remove a carbon pricing scheme established to combat climate change. The win for the Coalition is hailed by Abbott and...
Germany launches onto Green Bond market with largest single issuance ever, as Zurich doubles its $1bn commitment, and China takes aim.
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Germany, France join forces to achieve new record in solar CPV efficiency
Researchers from Europe's largest solar research institute have achieved a world record efficiency of 36.7 per cent in a concentrator photovoltaic module.
Two months after Victoria axes energy efficiency target, CEFC and Commonwealth Bank target Shepparton manufacturers with $100m loan program.
