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Time-of-use electricity tariffs could hit vulnerable households with high costs
A new study has warned that mandating a shift to time-of-use electricity tariffs could leave vulnerable households paying even more for their power.
Michael Mazengarb
Dec 17, 2019
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Policy & Planning
Rapidly melting Antarctica likely to be key driver in dramatic sea-level rises, researchers say
Australian researchers show that Antarctica may be the key to predicting sea-level rise, and may have dramatic consequences for coastal cities.
Michael Mazengarb
Nov 6, 2019
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Solar, wind to drive Australia emissions lower, but so much more could be done
ANU energy experts say Australia’s emissions will fall over the next three years, thanks to wind and solar, but the analysis has been panned by the clean energy sector.
Michael Mazengarb
Oct 24, 2019
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Policy & Planning
ANU to explore renewable energy exports for Australia, with Taylor’s backing
An ANU research intitiative seeks to redefine Australia’s approach to trade in the Asia-Pacific region, including a focus on renewable energy exports.
Michael Mazengarb
Sep 19, 2019
1
Solar
ANU team sets new solar cell efficiency record for perovskite
Researchers from Australian National University set new solar record, notching up highest ever efficiency levels for perovskite cells above a certain size, at 21.6%.
Sophie Vorrath
Aug 29, 2019
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Policy & Planning
IPCC issues wake up call on climate and global food supply
The IPCC’s latest special report on climate change paints a stark future for the world’s agricultural sector.
Michael Mazengarb
Aug 8, 2019
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ANU says photosynthesis could unlock endless supplies of renewable hydrogen
Scientists at ANU help identify a key step in the photosynthesis reaction of plants that could untap abundant supplies of renewable hydrogen.
Michael Mazengarb
Aug 7, 2019
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Renewable hydrogen getting cheaper, Australia could lead global market
Renewable hydrogen costs fall, becoming competitive with fossil fuels and putting Australia in prime position to lead global supply of zero emissions hydrogen fuel.
Michael Mazengarb
Jun 5, 2019
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Renewables
Australia is not on track to meet Paris emissions target – not without policy support
Angus Taylor has seized upon an ANU renewables briefing as justification for the government’s do-nothing approach to climate. But meeting our Paris target is certainly not a given.
Frank Jotzo
Feb 8, 2019
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Policy & Planning
New reports slam NEG as “renewables killer” designed for “short-term” politics
Two new reports confirm NEG would kill off renewable energy in Australia after 2021, put Australia at “back of pack” on climate.
Sophie Vorrath
Aug 13, 2018
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