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An economy that serves people and nature, not the other way around
Christine Milne’s speech to the National Press Club, in which she says The Greens are the most economically responsible party in parliament.
Staff Reporter
Sep 26, 2012
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Baillieu govt slashes Victoria’s solar PV tariff
Victoria’s Coalition government has cut the state’s solar FiT from 25c/kWh to 8c/kWh, and extended it to all low-emissions technologies of less than 100kW.
Staff Reporter
Sep 3, 2012
6
Super solar facts: Busting myths about solar PV
An enlightening infographic by PV Magazine forms part of its crusade against the spread of misinformation and myths about solar technology.
Staff Reporter
Aug 28, 2012
1
Mixed Greens: C02 expands into Asia carbon credits
CO2 Group in Singapore JV. Plus: Vic. bans fracking; desal set to boom; SolarWorld’s progress; community-owned tidal; Aust. co-chair for GCF.
Staff Reporter
Aug 27, 2012
1
Clean Energy Media Prize awarded to RenewEconomy
RenewEconomy and The Australian, along with Dysesol and Pacific Hydro, win Clean Energy Week awards.
Staff Reporter
Jul 26, 2012
4
A quick guide to Australia’s renewable energy target
The history, impacts and costs of Australia’s renewable energy targets – in tables and graphs.
Staff Reporter
Jul 23, 2012
1
Video – how to overcome our resource restraints
Fraser Thompson of the McKinsey Global Institute talks about the challenge of managing limited resources.
Staff Reporter
Jul 6, 2012
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Setting the story straight on solar: busting 5 common myths
A clever infographic illustrates the truth behind the five most common misconceptions about solar: including it’s expensive, and not cost competitive.
Staff Reporter
Jun 20, 2012
4
Research: Solar panel efficiency boosted 30%
RMIT-led research employs a twist on dye-sensitised solar cells to improve solar panel efficiency by at least 30 per cent.
Staff Reporter
May 31, 2012
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Pacific islands look to wind, sun and coconuts for future energy
A handful of Pacific Islands are looking to source their entire electricity requirements from renewables by 2020.
Staff Reporter
May 13, 2012
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Solar powered oil tankers? The last word in greenwash
A design is unveiled for a new oil tanker powered by sails and solar, and a little gas.
Staff Reporter
Jan 29, 2012
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Video of the week: Zhengrong Shi
The CEO of Suntech Power on why solar is already cheaper than alternatives in much of Asia and Africa.
Staff Reporter
Jan 26, 2012
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