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  • Origin of the energy species: Will our utilities ever evolve?

    Origin of the energy species: Will our utilities ever evolve?

    Grant King’s new attack on renewables – and the carbon price – was expected by most in the industry. It underlines the fear that Australia’s utilities are not ready to evolve, unless there is strong political leadership. Sadly, there is not much chance of that.
    Giles Parkinson
    Mar 19, 2013
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  • Solar-loving Australians want more action on renewables: survey

    Solar-loving Australians want more action on renewables: survey

    Survey finds 87% of Australians think more should be done to make us a top-10 renewables producer, and hints at a renewed rooftop solar boom.
    Sophie Vorrath
    Mar 19, 2013
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  • Australian energy utilities buffeted by winds of change

    EnergyAustralia reports sharp fall in earnings as demand slumps due to impact of renewables, rooftop solar and energy efficiency. It says any float will be put on hold until it can address these issues. But help may be at hand, with the star recruit for the Coalition suggesting that gas be included in a diluted Renewable Energy Target.
    Giles Parkinson
    Feb 26, 2013
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  • 100 pct renewables: it may be closer than we think

    100 pct renewables: it may be closer than we think

    The goal of having 100 per cent renewable energy is no longer a mere aspiration, it could be inevitable. The plunging technology costs of wind and solar have unleashed economic forces that could be unstoppable.
    Giles Parkinson
    Feb 8, 2013
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  • Fraser fears Abbott at mercy of fossil fuel lobby on renewables

    Fraser fears Abbott at mercy of fossil fuel lobby on renewables

    Climate Change Authority chairman Bernie Fraser said he fears Abbott government would be swayed by the fossil fuel lobby’s attack on renewables, and dilute the LRET. He decries the short term nature of policy making, and explains why the CCA made its decision to shunt commercial solar PV into the capped large scale renewable energy target.
    Giles Parkinson
    Dec 20, 2012
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  • The CCA’s RET decision could stifle commercial solar growth

    The CCA’s RET decision could stifle commercial solar growth

    The recommendation that the RET be left unchanged is good news, but a number of the CCA’s other suggestions will dampen future solar growth.
    Ric Brazzale
    Dec 19, 2012
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  • Climate authority gives green light for boom in big renewables

    Climate authority gives green light for boom in big renewables

    The Climate Change Authority says the 41,000GWh target for large-scale renewables should remain – paving the way for a massive build-out of wind farms, and eventually solar farms. But the CCA has fiddled with the rooftop solar component, and that could be bad news for commercial scale solar PV.
    Giles Parkinson
    Dec 19, 2012
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  • Five things we learned this week ….

    Five things we learned this week ….

    The battle over renewables gets dirty; coal miners hang grimly onto concept of baseload power; Macquarie’s disappearing balance sheet; why vested interests can’t win; and why our appliances are getting smart and cheap to operate.
    Giles Parkinson
    Nov 23, 2012
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  • The verdict is in: The RET works – and lowers power prices, too

    The verdict is in: The RET works – and lowers power prices, too

    RET critics must be reeling: CCA review finds that the RET works, is lowering wholesale power prices, and will result in 54Mt of avoided emissions.
    Nigel Morris
    Nov 5, 2012
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  • Grattan Institute proposal just adds to the uncertainty

    Grattan Institute proposal just adds to the uncertainty

    As well as being ill-timed, the suggestion that the RET be scrapped and replaced with a reverse auction system has three key weaknesses.
    Lane Crockett
    Jul 18, 2012
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  • Why the RET is gold medal-winning energy policy

    Why the RET is gold medal-winning energy policy

    There are some very good reasons why the Renewable Energy Target is extremely popular – not least of all because it is working.
    Fiona O’Hehir
    Jul 17, 2012
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  • Origin’s backward thinking on renewables

    Origin’s backward thinking on renewables

    Instead of adapting to a changing market, Origin is trying to have renewable energy neutered – and thus, throwing investment certainty out the window.
    Kane Thornton
    Jul 16, 2012
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