Tag: LGC
LGC prices ended April at $78.25, a 12 month low and a drop of 8% on March’s close.
Impact of decision of some liable parties to pay penalty rather than meet RET obligation felt in February – although the extent of this was lost in subsequent political...
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CER issues warning on RET after ERM chooses penalties over projects
Clean Energy Regulator warns electricity retailers intentional failure to meet 2016 RET obligations will result in investigation, audit, embarrassment.
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Tony Abbott
July renewables market update: prices plateau short of penalty cap
Price rise in LGC market halted in July - less a result of the renewed anti-renewables campaign and more reflection of fact that spot market sitting within $7 of...
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Victorian Government
Renewable energy certificate prices hit record highs as market prices in failure
Prices for renewable energy certificates hit record highs as project drought continues, despite efforts by the states to kick-start the market.
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REC Markets: Talk of further regulatory change stalks renewable markets
The silence on the project commitment front was loud enough to induce a familiar tinnitus: speculation of further regulatory change.
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Renewables
Australia large-scale renewable investment plunges again to near record low
BNEF data shows Australian renewables investment down again, with households, businesses accounting for nearly all of it.
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Renewables
Infigen cashes in on high LGC price as renewables construction remains stalled
Infigen revenue boosted by rise in LGC prices, but still no new construction of renewable energy projects.
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Alinta launches renewables tender in sign investment drought may be breaking
Alinta breaks private sector 'capital strike' with call for expressions of interest in large-scale renewable generation projects.
WA energy retailer Synergy tenders for 500,000 renewable energy certificates - equivalent of about 150MW of capacity - as it seeks to make up shortfall.