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Government extends term of the ACCC Chair
The Coalition Government has extended Mr Rod Sims’ term as Chairman of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) until 1 August 2022.
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Labor backing of Liberal coal plan outrageous: Bandt
Adam Bandt MP today slammed revelations from Labor that they would allow the construction or refurbishment of coal-fired power stations if the contracts were signed under the Liberals before the election.
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Sonnen to start making batteries in Australia next month
Sonnen says residential batteries will start rolling off the production line of its South Australian plant starting next month – November 2018.
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SA-Best calls for wind farm ban, as it seeks to rekindle health concerns
Ghost of Xenophon lingers as party calls for moratorium on all new wind projects – and particularly Neoen's Crystal Brook – amid new push for health inquiry.
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Tesla says Powerwall 2 production lifted to address back-log
Tesla says it is increasing production of Powerwall 2 battery storage units to unlock backlog created by its focus on Model 3 EVs.
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Senior Environment Specialist, Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank – Beijing
Musk hails breakthrough quarter as Tesla redefines future of transport
Elon Musk puts months of private hell behind him as he and analysts hail a "breakthrough" quarter for Tesla and its ability to redefine the future of transport. Even the skeptics get on board.
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Australian business urged to join global embrace of 100% renewables
More than 150 global companies with combined demand nearly as big as Australia’s main grid have committed to 100% renewable energy supply. But none from Australia – yet.
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CP Daily: Wednesday October 24, 2018
CSIRO expands rooftop solar rollout to slash energy costs
CSIRO reveals plans to add further 1MW of rooftop solar at Canberra Black Mountain facility, and another 1.2MW across sites in Queensland and South Australia.
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Victoria coal hub turns to solar and storage microgrid to power local business
Australia's "largest" solar and battery microgrid project wins government backing to cut the cost of electricity by 50% for 750 Latrobe Valley businesses.
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Brazilian company to auction nearly 500,000 VCUs from hydro project on Nov. 7
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California should consider options to manage carbon allowance supply, expert report finds
sonnen appoints new managing director for Australia and Asia Pacific
Germany’s sonnen Group announced today that it has appointed Nathan Dunn as Managing Director for Australia and the Asia Pacific.
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Queensland's nature refuge program 'badly under-resourced', report warns
Program that protects and restores environmentally sensitive land on private property stretched to breaking point, report warns
Queensland’s 4.4m hectare network of nature refuges is “stretched to breaking point” and badly under-resourced, a new report commissioned by an alliance of conservation groups warns.
The refuges are designed to protect and restore environmentally sensitive land on private property across Queensland. Landholders agree to dedicate part of their property as a private protected area, and in turn receive government support.
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