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Commentary
How to save business billions, without cutting renewable jobs
It’s in Australia’s interests not to be left behind in the growth industries of the future – and those include renewable energy.
Suzanne Benn and Patrick Crittenden
Feb 26, 2014
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Policy & Planning
Wind gets clean bill of health, but no clear path to development
The national health body finds no evidence that wind farms affect people’s health. But the Australian wind energy industry is finding no evidence that the current government will clear a path for new development.
Giles Parkinson
Feb 25, 2014
4
Killing Australian renewables softly with endless reviews
Australia’s renewable industry has been reviewed to within an inch of its short life, and the Warburton review is slipping the rope around its neck.
Clive Hamilton
Feb 20, 2014
3
Axing RET would cost thousands of solar jobs: study
New analysis finds abolition of the Renewable Energy Target could see up to 6,750 jobs lost or foregone in Australia’s solar industry.
Sophie Vorrath
Jan 29, 2014
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Hydro Tasmania blames vested interests for attack on renewables
Australia’s largest generator of renewable energy opens 168MW Musselroe wind farm, but will drop future projects if government abandons renewable energy target.
Giles Parkinson
Jan 15, 2014
7
Graph of the Day: Why scrapping RET would blow the budget
New analysis suggests that scrapping, or diluting, the renewable energy target, would impose up to $2.5 billion in extra costs to Abbott’s Direct Action plan.
Giles Parkinson
Dec 20, 2013
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Has the RET helped hobble Australian manufacturing?
The claim: Rising electricity prices due to the RET are a key contributing factor to the decline of manufacturing in Australia. Let’s check the facts…
Australia Institute
Nov 19, 2013
1
Policy & Planning
Tony Abbott and his ministry of the misinformed
In their latest displays of breathtaking ignorance, Tony Abbott and his coterie are acting on what was once implicit: that Direct Action is a construct of a party that simply doesn’t accept the science. Meanwhile in Germany, the two biggest political parties have signed a deal to increase renewable energy targets for 2020 and 2030.
Giles Parkinson
Nov 13, 2013
5
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Abbott’s renewable energy blackout
Under the Liberals, Australia was once a world-leader in renewable energy. So why’s the current PM trying to stuff the genie back in the bottle?
Rob Campbell
Nov 13, 2013
5
Origin says 20% renewables target ‘already nearly met’
Origin says Australia’s 20% renewable energy target ‘already nearly met,’ and additional mandatory investments would further increase electricity prices.
Sophie Vorrath
Oct 23, 2013
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