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  • How energy efficiency and renewables can save the planet

    How energy efficiency and renewables can save the planet

    The IEA says that if climate goals are to be met, then energy efficiency and renewables will be the two most important abatement measures.
    Giles Parkinson
    Nov 13, 2012
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  • Smart meters, deregulation seen as cures for rising power bills

    Smart meters, deregulation seen as cures for rising power bills

    The federal government’s final Energy White Paper names retail price deregulation, increased community engagement, improving the efficiency of energy networks, and the nation-wide roll-out of smart meters as some of the key critical reforms needed to help lower retail electricity prices.
    Sophie Vorrath
    Nov 8, 2012
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  • Energy efficiency vs energy supply: Which should be our focus?

    Energy efficiency vs energy supply: Which should be our focus?

    A new US study shows that twice the effort is going to developing supply technologies than to improving the efficiency of end-use technologies.
    Joshua S Hill
    Oct 30, 2012
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  • New energy efficiency system passes the Army tank test

    New energy efficiency system passes the Army tank test

    US Army research has been applying the thermoelectric effect to an M1 Abrams tank, in a project that could ripple out to the civilian sector.
    Tina Casey
    Oct 30, 2012
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  • SAGE defence: A solar powered army of energy managers

    SAGE defence: A solar powered army of energy managers

    Alongside its cutting-edge and utility-scale green energy projects, the US Army is also undertaking a critical experiment in energy efficiency at base camps.
    Tina Casey
    Aug 23, 2012
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  • Mixed Greens: Energy Action rides wave of power price confusion

    Mixed Greens: Energy Action rides wave of power price confusion

    Energy management outfit reveals solid FY12 profit; US EPA coal rule spiked. Plus drought warning; China solar salvo; Czech solar FiT cut; and plastic-powered plane.
    Sophie Vorrath
    Aug 22, 2012
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  • The climate fix that dare not speak its name

    The climate fix that dare not speak its name

    The power price debate raises the importance of energy efficiency. Could this long-overlooked pillar of climate policy finally have its turn in the sun?
    Andrew Ure
    Aug 22, 2012
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  • Japanese smart home cuts power use by 88%

    Japanese smart home cuts power use by 88%

    Osaka Gas and Sekisui House’s Smart Energy House project has seen a three-person household cut its power use by 88%, and CO2 emissions by 103%.
    Charis Michelsen
    Aug 8, 2012
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  • Another shot in America’s light bulb war

    Another shot in America’s light bulb war

    In the US, another light bulb deadline looms, with the phasing out of T-12 fluorescent tubes. But where’s the outrage?
    Tina Casey
    Jul 16, 2012
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  • One small step for energy efficiency

    One small step for energy efficiency

    The government’s proposed national framework for appliance efficiency is a major breakthrough – hopefully the first of many.
    Alan Pears
    Jul 9, 2012
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  • The carbon tax needn’t cost you

    The carbon tax needn’t cost you

    Saving $4 on weekly energy use will offset your energy-related carbon costs. Saving $10 weekly will offset all your carbon costs. And it’s not hard.
    Alan Pears
    Jun 27, 2012
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  • GEMS: Getting serious about energy efficiency

    GEMS: Getting serious about energy efficiency

    Energy efficiency is one of our most effective climate measures, reducing emissions and costs. The GEMS Bill 2012 will help the government realise this.
    Gordon Weiss
    Jun 14, 2012
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