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Commentary
ACT launches second phase of battery test centre, early results in
Early results suggest that lithium-ion out-performs both the advanced and traditional lead-acid battery packs in terms of round-trip efficiency.
Oliver Woldring
Jul 27, 2017
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Commentary
Consumers vs the empire: The economics favour partial grid defection
The economics are now increasingly in favour of partial grid defection. You’re a fool if you don’t have rooftop solar PV and you could.
David Leitch
Jul 26, 2017
66
Commentary
Know your NEM: Generator Reliability Option might be dumb idea
The COAG endorsement of the Finkel Review (apart from the CET) won’t mean much in the short term, but the generator reliability option might be a dumb idea. Meantime, smart companies are showing how to save costs with solar and storage.
David Leitch
Jul 17, 2017
5
Commentary
Know your NEM: Turnbull, Tesla and falling energy prices
Turnbull reinforces Paris commitment, along with G19, what Tesla’s battery storage means, and Victoria energy prices now higher than South Australia.
David Leitch
Jul 10, 2017
3
Markets
Transmission: We need to start building now to deal with wind and solar boom
With renewable investment accelerating way faster than most anticipated a year ago, it’s likely parts of the transmission grid will become constrained. We need action, not more analysis.
David Leitch
Jul 5, 2017
45
Commentary
Know your NEM: Prices fall, but say goodbye to the good old days
There will be a cost to decarbonise the economy, its’ just a lot less than the cost of not decarbonising. Generation prices will stay high, network prices will be sticky, and the incentive for “grid defection” is going to continue.
David Leitch
Jul 3, 2017
4
Storage
Solar and wind tipping points: One down and one to go
There is no question now that solar and wind will dominate the future of electricity. The question is how fast.
Seb Henbest
Jun 28, 2017
14
Storage
Split decision: Can utilities keep fossil fuel assets while chasing renewables?
As the cost of solar, storage and wind continue to fall, the pressure on utility business models and their so-called “parenting advantage” will increase significantly.
Matthew Grantham
Apr 18, 2017
3
Want electricity reform? Start by giving power back to the states
What can sensibly be done to get us Australia out of its current electricity market mess? The real problem is not renewables – it’s poor governance.
Bruce Mountain
Feb 15, 2017
9
Markets
After the rhetoric comes supply and demand
Once Hazelwood goes the question is what will replace it? Not nearly enough renewables are being built.
David Leitch
Feb 2, 2017
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