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  • Investor confidence could be smashed without additional detail
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    Investor confidence could be smashed without additional detail

    This plan to provide a plan is almost the worst outcome possible for investment certainty. If more detail doesn’t emerge soon, it could be as bad for renewables as the Abbott years.
    Oliver Yates
    Oct 23, 2017
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  • Victorian Liberal Party goes the full Trump on climate and energy
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    Victorian Liberal Party goes the full Trump on climate and energy

    Australians are used to seeing politics switch to vaudeville when it comes to climate policy. This year we’ve been treated to a new farce.
    Mark Wakeham
    Jun 20, 2017
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  • Six things governments must do to reform the energy market
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    Six things governments must do to reform the energy market

    Australia’s electricity market is no longer working and needs substantial reform. Here’s a list of six things that should happen.
    John Grimes
    Jun 6, 2017
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  • How much has Australia spent on CCS, and what has been achieved?

    How much has Australia spent on CCS, and what has been achieved?

    Australia continues to put lipstick on the pig of CCS, a tiny pittance of research dollars intended to provide air cover for the emissions of the coal industry.
    Michael Barnard
    May 17, 2017
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    Why should a solar home in Bundanoon receive less than a solar home in Ballarat?

    What is a reasonable Feed-in Tariff (FiT) and why should a solar household in Bundanoon receive less than a solar household in Ballarat?
    Connor James
    Mar 24, 2017
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  • Turnbull Government is wrong to pretend we can burn our way to climate safety
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    Turnbull Government is wrong to pretend we can burn our way to climate safety

    We are in the midst of experiencing the impacts of dangerous global warming, which made it all the more jarring when the Federal Government came out championing the big polluters that are driving global warming.
    Shane Rattenbury
    Jan 19, 2017
    12
  • Time for Australia to get its electric vehicle policy into gear
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    Time for Australia to get its electric vehicle policy into gear

    Australia has much to gain from strong and sound electric vehicle policies.
    David Leitch
    Jul 19, 2016
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  • Regional seats could shift on renewable energy policies

    Regional seats could shift on renewable energy policies

    Which communities will elect members who will help them get in early and capture the huge economic opportunity of the renewables boom?
    Dan Cass
    May 27, 2016
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  • Will the real “new economy” please stand up?

    Will the real “new economy” please stand up?

    Malcolm Turnbull has been happy to lift the “transitioning to a new economy” terminology from the Greens, but that’s about all he’s borrowed. The two plans are as different as chalk and cheese… or, if you like, coal and sunshine.
    Tom Cummings
    May 13, 2016
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  • Senators want federal health body sidelined on wind turbine investigations
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    Senators want federal health body sidelined on wind turbine investigations

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    Adrian Rollins
    Aug 4, 2015
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    Changes to the STC system could result in the ‘perfect storm’ for rooftop solar, warn solar developers.
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    Feb 19, 2014
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