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Electricity utilities could lose half their market to solar and storage
In little more than a decade, Citi says electricity utilities in developed countries could lose half their market to solar, storage, and other local generation, and energy efficiency. Even conventional centralised generation may account for as little as 20 per cent of demand as renewables and smart technology take over.
Giles Parkinson
Oct 3, 2013
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Magnetic Island pushes solar penetration to the limits
A trial on Magnetic Island found lots of solar can be incorporated onto a small grid, and can help defer costly network upgrades.
Giles Parkinson
Oct 2, 2013
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Stanwell blames solar for decline in fossil fuel baseload
Queensland government owned generator says rooftop solar is cutting demand and lowering prices. It hopes LNG industry can deliver a ‘resurgence’ in coal-fired generation.
Giles Parkinson
Oct 1, 2013
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Ergon says renewables and batteries may be cheaper than grid
Ergon Energy, which operates the sprawling regional electricity network that covers 97 per cent of Queensland, says ‘times are changing’ and renewables and battery storage may soon be cheaper for domestic consumers than grid power. But it warns that current subsidies are delaying innovation and investment.
Giles Parkinson
Oct 1, 2013
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Going solar in the Australian bush
A seven-day escape to the Australian outback doesn’t mean an escape from solar. In fact, this hideaway in the Pilliga Scrub is surrounded by it!
Nigel Morris
Sep 24, 2013
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Cleantech Comp finalist: BluGlass reaches for solar revolution
Sydney-based Bluglass says its RPCVD technology could produce cleaner, greener LED lighting – and revolutionise the solar cell industry.
Emma Fitzpatrick
Sep 20, 2013
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Is intermittency in wind and solar only a problem intermittently?
If the wind is up and the light is right, the market is sure to iron out the kinks in the renewables ‘intermittency problem’ – if, indeed, there is one.
Victor Provenzano
Aug 13, 2013
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1m solar rooftops – where will the next million come from?
The next million rooftops won’t come as quickly as the first. But Queensland continue to dominate solar hot spots, despite removal of tariffs.
Warwick Johnston
Apr 25, 2013
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Robert F. Kennedy jr: We should have solar on every rooftop
Robert F. Kennedy Jr explains how solar energy can help counter the ‘corruption’ of the fossil fuel industry while also helping to ‘democratise’ the energy industry – one rooftop at a time.
Giles Parkinson
Feb 5, 2013
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Solar could power entire world with less than 1% of land mass
New report says solar arrays necessary to meet all the world’s projected energy needs in 2050 would cover under one percent of land area.
Jeff Spross
Jan 19, 2013
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China unveils massive clean energy plan for 2013
China reinforced its position as the largest investor in clean energy in 2012, and plans a bigger program in 2013. Other countries are also emerging.
Bloomberg New Energy Finance
Jan 16, 2013
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New York unveils $1bn green bank, $1.5bn solar program
NY Governor plans a billion-dollar “green bank”, a 10-year expansion of his solar program, and a cleantech “czar” to oversee the efforts.
Stephen Lacey
Jan 11, 2013
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