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Why social media is obsessed with this 'rock star' duck
Fish fingers surprisingly sustainable, say conservationists
CN Markets: Pilot market data for week ending Nov. 2, 2018
Emitter demand, EUA trading volumes surge in September -German report
China Southern Power Grid Co. puts Guangdong offsets up for auction
New £50 note will feature a British scientist
Australia cancels ERF contracts for 2 mln carbon credits
JinkoSolar to supply 255MWp solar panels to one of the year’s largest solar farms in Australia
Jinko Solar has entered into the Contract for the Supply of PV Modules with Decmil Australia Pty Ltd on September 27, 2018, for supply 255MWp of its high efficient solar panels for the Sunraysia Solar Farm (“Project”) developed by Maoneng Group.
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GDT European wildlife photographer of the year 2018 – in pictures
A hunting wolverine, rainbow lake and delicate ice trees are among the winning images selected by the Society of German Nature Photographers. The photographers explain how they captured their prizewinning shots
Continue reading...Norfolk cattle farmer warns of mass balloon release hazard
Stringybark is tough as boots (and gave us the word 'Eucalyptus')
Summers could be entirely powered by clean energy by 2050
Demand for the rest of the year and lower solar output will still keep energy firms in business
British summers could be entirely powered without fossil fuels by the middle of the century without breaking the economics of the energy market, according to a report.
But while wind, solar and nuclear power would provide nearly 91% of the country’s electricity by then, up from about 50% today, gas power stations are still expected to be needed during winters.
Continue reading...Excess network profits about to be baked into the National Electricity Law
Proposed changes to National Electricity Law would remove the regulatory benchmark for assessing network returns. If this happens, excess returns may be locked in until at least 2023.
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Energy efficiency markets: Supply debate hits prices as Vic election looms
Release of new scheme regulations sees debate over future of VEEC supply take an unexpected turn in October, with a major impact on the VEEC price the result.
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NSW launches $20m battery round, to shift hospitals and schools to solar and storage
NSW government announces plans to buy 900 smart battery systems, to help cut state school and hospital electricity costs by up to $40,000 a year.
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More utility-scale battery storage announced for AusNet grid – this time in Mallacoota
Victorian network operator reveals plans to install 1MWh lithium-on battery system on grid in state’s far-east, in bid to slash outage events by around 90%.
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A “bat symbol” for renewables: Cannon-Brookes launches “fair dinkum” power
Scott Morrison’s grasp on his favourite Alan Jones-approved energy policy slogan continues to slip, as the campaign to reclaim it for renewables gains serious momentum.
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SolarEdge announces third quarter 2018 financial results
SolarEdge today announced its financial results for the third quarter ended September 30, 2018.
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Rise in UK weather extremes over the last decade - Met Office
Bungala – second stage of what will be country’s biggest solar begins generation
Production begins at the second stage of the 220MW Bungala solar project, which will be the country's biggest when complete.
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