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Why AEMO needs to update its 100 per cent renewable energy study
AEMO should publish an updated 100%-renewable energy plan. A lot has changed since it last tackled the issue, with little enthusiasm, in 2013.
Tim Forcey

Dec 7, 2018

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Beware fossil-gas suppliers bearing hydrogen gifts
Will the public-relations power of renewable hydrogen be harnessed by fossil-fuel interests only to maintain business-as-usual?
Tim Forcey

Oct 26, 2018

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The switch is on: Consumers are turning away from gas
Gas demand is falling as consumers turn away from expensive gas and find cheaper and cleaner renewable options in their homes and businesses.
Tim Forcey

Sep 17, 2018

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Electric Vehicles

Victoria’s days of gas dependence are fading
Gas users are concerned legislation to ban unconventional onshore gas development will cause gas prices to continue rising, but how big a role does gas play in Victoria?
Tim Forcey

Sep 29, 2016

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How the export boom is shaking up Australia’s gas market
You might have missed it, but last month something unusual happened in Australia’s eastern gas market.
Tim Forcey

Jan 18, 2016

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The cheapest way to heat your home with renewable energy – just flick a switch
Gas bill got you feeling grey? A reverse cycle air conditioner could save you money.
Tim Forcey

Sep 7, 2015

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It’s cold in my house and the price of gas is going up – what can I do?
With gas prices rising, many people are shivering while contemplating how big their next gas bill will be. A switch to electricity is one option.
Tim Forcey

Jul 20, 2015

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Get more out of your solar power system by using water as a battery
Use your solar photovoltaic panels to heat your water too, and you could cut the amount of excess electricity you give away cheaply to the grid.
Tim Forcey

Feb 25, 2015

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Pumped hydro energy storage – making better use of wind
Despite more wind turbines scheduled to be deployed over the next seven years, there may be limits on how much wind-generated electricity we can use.
Tim Forcey

Oct 8, 2013

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