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Climate change: Prince launches 'waste to wealth' summit
Carnegie’s Northam solar farm begins sending energy to the grid in W.A.
Carnegie Clean Energy's 10MW Northam solar farm begins limited export of power as part of commissioning of plant, with full commercial operations set to begin in coming weeks.
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Labor pledges $15 billion in new renewable, network funds
Labor plans $10 billion boost to CEFC, $5 billion for new "energy modernisation fund", and series of reverse auctions to ensure more wind and solar built.
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UK advised to look at hydrogen heating to hit 2050 emissions targets
Swapping gas boilers for mix of electric and hydrogen may also be cheapest way, says report
Millions of gas boilers will need to be replaced with hydrogen alternatives and coupled with electric heating devices if Britain is to hit its carbon targets at the lowest cost, according to the government’s climate advisers.
In a report on the role hydrogen could play in the energy system, the Committee on Climate Change (CCC) spelt out the huge but necessary cost the country faces to switch to green heating.
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Construction set to begin on 5MW Mobilong Solar Farm in S.A.
Indonesian energy company with plans to develop more than 500MW of renewables will begin construction on a 5MW solar farm near Murray Bridge.
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Workers pulled from five big solar projects as RCR woes deepen
Workers pulled from five solar farms being built by RCR-Tomlinson as the engineering firms woes deepen.
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Final WCI current auction of the year sells out at discount to V21s
Shorten targets one million household batteries, neighbourhood power program
Labor leader Bill Shorten promises $200 million in household battery rebates and a $100 million “neighbourhood energy” program to help deliver 50% renewables by 2030 and cheaper prices.
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EU Market: EUAs hit 1-week high above €20 on spec buying, energy rebound
New Jersey regulator approves crediting plan for nuclear energy
Sir David Attenborough to speak for the people at UN climate summit
Filmmaker takes new ‘people’s seat’ and will form speech with input from social media
Sir David Attenborough is to address the UN’s climate change summit in Poland in December, taking up a newly established “people’s seat” at the negotiations.
The people’s seat initiative, which launched on Wednesday, will give citizens around the world the opportunity to send their messages to leaders via social media, using the hashtag #TakeYourSeat. These views and information from opinion polling will then form the basis of Attenborough’s speech to leaders.
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