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Graph of the Day: Global solar PV installs to double, hit parity by 2020
New forecasts estimate solar PV will be cost-competitive with retail power prices in nearly every market by 2017; annual installations will double by 2020.
Silvio Marcacci
Nov 14, 2013
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Big Solar gets bigger in India, Pakistan, Brazil, Uganda, Abu Dhabi…
From solar auctions, to PV project bids and ambitious large-scale government proposals, it’s been a big week for Big Solar around the world.
Sophie Vorrath
Nov 14, 2013
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How ‘crazy’ green energy citizens became mainstream in Germany
The German city of Freiburg has an Australian-born mayor and an ambitious plan for renewables and urban sustainability. Like most green initiatives in Germany, it has its origins in the hatred of nuclear, but its approach is fast becoming mainstream.
Giles Parkinson
Nov 14, 2013
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Aussie charity powers Fiji schools with solar PV and batteries
An Australian solar manufacturer has teamed up with a local charity to provide solar power and storage to two remote Fijian schools.
Emma Fitzpatrick
Nov 5, 2013
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SA network operator puts its head in the sand on solar storage
South Australia network operator reacts to threat of storage with rooftop solar by cancelling feed in tariffs – another attempt to protect conventional business models.
Nigel Morris
Oct 31, 2013
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Three reasons Germans are killing it on renewable energy
As Germany races past 20% renewables, here are three reasons why the supposedly expensive effort to clean up the nation’s energy supply is so popular?
John Farrell
Oct 24, 2013
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Macquarie targets big solar in new global alliances
Macquarie Capital has announced two renewables-focused joint ventures and is looking to build 300MW of big solar in Japan.
Sophie Vorrath
Oct 23, 2013
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Solar and storage to spawn new energy ‘clouds’
Taking suburbs off-grid by creating energy ‘clouds’ might sound fanciful, but it can now be achieved at or below cost of standard poles and wires.
Rob Campbell
Oct 23, 2013
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RWE sheds old business model, embraces new energy reality
Germany’s largest power producer has decided to shift from large-scale coal and nuclear to lead the transition to decentralised renewable energy production.
Karel Beckman
Oct 22, 2013
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Why networks need a thin pipe to keep solar guerrillas at bay
Networks are facing the biggest challenge to their business model since poles and wires were first erected a century ago. It will need new concepts such as a ‘thin pipe’ model to control costs, retain customers and avoid having stranded assets. Otherwise, they will fall victim to solar ‘guerrillas’.
Giles Parkinson
Oct 16, 2013
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