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Victorian Government
Victoria’s climate agenda: How to build new renewables? Part 2
The transformation and decarbonisation of our energy supply also requires a plan to retire the state’s outdated and polluting coal-fired power stations.
Mark Wakeham
Feb 4, 2016
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Victorian Government
Victoria’s climate agenda: will Andrews Government deliver on its promise?
Victoria needs to find new mechanisms to accelerate renewable energy investment and remove some of its most polluting coal generation.
Mark Wakeham
Feb 3, 2016
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Victorian life-saving clubs to go solar in bid to cut costs
Victorian Life Saving clubs can now apply for state government grants to install solar PV after the launch of a $500,000 funding program this week.
Sophie Vorrath
Feb 1, 2016
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Victoria’s first wave power unit deployed in Southern Ocean
BioPower Systems deploys 250kW BioWAVE pilot system off coast of Port Fairy, aims to be delivering electricity to the grid “very soon.”
Sophie Vorrath
Dec 16, 2015
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Rooftop solar cap? Network suggests limit to regional PV installs
Powercor solar pre-approval system to let small customers know if there is too much solar in their area and they need to find another solution.
Sophie Vorrath
Oct 8, 2015
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How fairer solar tariffs would clean up grid
Energy policy expert says 15-20c/kWh margin retailers and networks make on rooftop solar should be used by governments to compensate solar households and to shift grid from fossil fuels to clean energy; also highlights vital roles of ARENA, CEFC and RETs.
Sophie Vorrath
Oct 5, 2015
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Victoria solar feed-in tariff to be slashed to 5c/kWh in 2016
Essential Services Commission confirms plan to cut Victoria solar FiT to 5c/kWh, one week after state govt promised to fight for rooftop solar rights.
Sophie Vorrath
Aug 25, 2015
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Victorian Government
Victorian government backs wind energy, rooftop solar rights
Andrews government renewables plan promises to drive new investment in wind farms, reduce network barriers to take-up of rooftop solar and storage.
Sophie Vorrath
Aug 21, 2015
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Renewables
Four easy ways to grow renewable energy in Victoria
With the Abbott government sabotaging Australia’s clean energy future, states like Victoria must step up and lead on renewables. Here’s how.
Leigh Ewbank
Aug 12, 2015
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Solar package could boost Victoria’s renewable future
Transformation of our energy system is underway. However governments in Australia have struggled to keep up with the pace of change in technology and price.
Ellen Sandell
May 21, 2015
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Victorian peak Summer demand lower by 1,600MW
Victorian demand over summer made it only as high as a 8,638MW peak in January – about 1,600MW lower than the peak demand achieved last year and almost 1,900MW lower than the all-time record!
Paul McArdle
Apr 9, 2015
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Can the Andrews Government be the leader we need on climate change?
Could Andrews government be leader that we need on climate change? Three processes underway give cause for optimism.
Mark Wakeham
Mar 20, 2015
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