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Are the batteries ready? Bringing clean energy storage up to speed
The simplest energy storage option for renewable electricity is batteries, but our simplest option is also among the least energy dense material we have.
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Let it flow: Can venture capital break our cleantech bottleneck?
The manager of Australia’s largest renewable energy venture capital fund is poised to announce its first investments, hoping to break the massive hourglass effect between Australia’s R&D and commercialisation. But will the biggest VC opportunities lie in generation technologies, or those that reduce costs for the consumer market?
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