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Sophie Vorrath
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Sophie is editor of
Renew Economy
and editor of its sister site,
One Step Off The Grid
. She is the co-host of the
Solar Insiders Podcast.
Sophie has been writing about clean energy for more than a decade.
Why utilities will pay for the right to switch off your air-con
NSW households invited to participate in Smart Grid Smart City trials, in a bid to reduce peak demand and keep customers happy.
Sophie Vorrath
Sep 18, 2012
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Mixed Greens: Suntech lifts on news of reduced capacity
Suntech cuts cell production, shares jump. Algae.Tec draws interest at Berlin air show. Plus news on Tesla; carbon; biofuels; India’s grid spend; hot August nights.
Sophie Vorrath
Sep 18, 2012
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Hundreds rally to launch 14-day walk for Port Augusta solar thermal
The campaign to replace SA’s only coal-fired capacity with solar thermal got moving over the weekend, with the launch of the 300km Walk for Solar.
Sophie Vorrath
Sep 17, 2012
10
The week in green numbers…
Pricing the global cleantech market; stats from the world’s largest solar PV plant; greening Red states; what you get when you add Alaska and Canada.
Sophie Vorrath
Sep 14, 2012
0
Mixed Greens: Wild weather helps renewables output soar
Strong winds and flooded coal mines push renewables generation up 50%. Plus Agua Caliente’s 250MW milestone; UK’s wind record; and Germany’s PV pause.
Sophie Vorrath
Sep 13, 2012
0
Solar air-con to keep you cool – and off the grid
A QUT researcher is developing a solar cooling/heating system that can run independently of the electricity grid, and generate hot water, too.
Sophie Vorrath
Sep 13, 2012
5
Power price pain drives ‘ditch the grid’ mentality
CBD Solar’s Jeff Bye says high power prices, driven by network gold-plating, could send consumers looking for an alternative to grid connection.
Sophie Vorrath
Sep 12, 2012
15
Mixed Greens: US solar installation more than doubles in Q2
US PV installs headed for 3.2GW for year. Plus: Mac Group backs Irish-UK renewables plan; China’s renewables order; Germany’s cleantech boom; and greening Latrobe Valley.
Sophie Vorrath
Sep 11, 2012
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Mixed Greens: Smarter homes could save Victoria billions
Report estimates $2.5bn in savings if Vic govt delivers on home energy efficiency; Geodynamics completes drilling at Habanero.
Sophie Vorrath
Sep 10, 2012
0
Two Australian companies in running for global cleantech award
Carnegie Wave and WindLab selected among semi-finalists in global cleantech comp. Plus finalists announced in Oz cleantech comp.
Sophie Vorrath
Sep 10, 2012
0
Secrets of a suburban clean energy powerhouse
A 1960s outer-suburban Melbourne brick veneer has been converted into a clean energy powerhouse using solar, wind and even hydro-electric technology.
Sophie Vorrath
Sep 10, 2012
3
The week in green numbers…
South Australia’s booming wind generation; America’s booming solar financing industry; Indonesia’s potential coal cut; and the climate cost to food prices.
Sophie Vorrath
Sep 7, 2012
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