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CEFC backs 300 new solar powered low-income homes for Sydney
Another 300 solar powered, energy efficient low-income homes to be built in Sydney, backed by $130m from Clean Energy Finance Corporation.
Sophie Vorrath
Mar 10, 2017
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CleanTech Bites
NSW government to assist companies aiming to go 100% renewable
NSW government to provide up to $10,000 to help companies to go 100% renewable or to achieve zero net emissions.
Jonathan Gifford
Jan 17, 2017
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Smart Energy
Sydney Opera House to go carbon neutral by 2023
Sydney Opera House’s new Environmental Sustainability Plan aims to cut total energy use by 20% and boost recycling to 85% by 2023.
Sophie Vorrath
Aug 1, 2016
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Solar
NSW solar bonus scheme ends this year: what are your options?
As NSW’s relatively generous solar rates come to a close, 150,000-odd solar homes are looking to make the transition as painless as possible. So what are your options? We break them down for you.
James Martin
Jul 28, 2016
3
Storage
Ausgrid to fast-track household solar and battery installs, cut costs by $200
NSW network operator unveils plans to fast-track installation of solar and battery systems up to 30kW, saving customers more than $200 on applications.
Sophie Vorrath
Jul 27, 2016
2
Markets
Know your NEM: Flat volumes, high prices, signs of easing by end of week
The weekly round up of the electricity market. Plus: What if both Hazelwood and Portland closed down?
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Jul 18, 2016
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Renewables
7 things NSW solar customers should consider as premium tariffs end
The good news: NSW homes and businesses can still get fantastic returns from solar. The less good news: the returns won’t be the same, and most meters will need to be changed.
Nigel Morris
Jul 11, 2016
2
Renewables
Electricity bills are soaring, and that must be good for solar
I had been lead to believe that prices were going to be flat or at worst increasing only slightly, so what on earth is going on?
Nigel Morris
Jul 8, 2016
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Sydney Market solar car park to be Australia’s largest, as new install takes capacity to 911kW
The addition of 630kW of solar car shade at Sydney Markets makes it – briefly – the largest of its kind in Australia, with a total capacity of 911kW.
Sophie Vorrath
Jun 29, 2016
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NSW Labor wants Hunter region to be centre for driverless cars
NSW Opposition leader outlines plans to transform state’s Hunter region into cleantech hub, with focus on autonomous vehicle R&D.
Sophie Vorrath
Jun 24, 2016
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Commentary
Declining coal industry to leave $1.7bn hole in NSW budget
NSW budget papers reveal declining coal industry has contributed $270m less to the state in royalties than expected, and will deliver $1.7bn less than forecast in four years to 2018-19.
Sophie Vorrath
Jun 21, 2016
3
CleanTech Bites
NSW solar feed in tariff edged up to reflect rising electricity prices
IPART raises recommended ‘benchmark range’ for NSW solar feed-in tariffs to reflect rising wholesale electricity prices.
Sophie Vorrath
Jun 10, 2016
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