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Australia’s biggest battery registered, but battery storage supply crunch looms
Australia's biggest battery is ready to begin production with its Tesla Megapacks, but Elon Musk has warned of looming supply crunch.
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Solar tax survey slammed by energy experts for “misleading” consumers
Two leading energy experts slam a survey by an industry-funded consumer body on the "solar tax", saying respondents were misled.
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Twenty micro-grid projects get funding, including communities hit by bushfires
The federal government will fund 20 microgrid projects, to boost strength of regional grids during natural disasters and increase renewables use.
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Australian researchers use dietary supplement to boost next-gen solar cells
Australian researchers achieve new efficiency milestones for next generation perovskite solar cells, turning to a common dietary supplement.
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CEFC, Octopus join forces to deliver Gippsland solar and big battery projects
Two large-scale solar and battery storage projects proposed for Victoria’s Gippsland region underwritten by a “landmark joint venture.”
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The “Solar Tax:” Are we having the wrong debate?
Rooftop solar exports are subsidising others, and we should stop treating this technology as if they were big fossil fuel generators.
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CP Daily: Monday July 26, 2021
Is there a future for Africa's lions?
Ministers to continue Article 6 talks through to Glasgow UN climate summit
New service plans CO2 removal certification system mirroring I-RECs
Ryanair advances EUA hedging, raises traffic forecast
VCM Report: VERs steady on upward path, as developers forgo forward contracts
Governments must agree to end use of coal power, says UK’s Cop26 president
Alok Sharma ‘disappointed’ after ministers from more than 50 countries closed two-day meeting without full agreement
Governments around the world must agree to end the use of coal power to avoid the worst ravages of climate breakdown, the UK’s president of vital UN climate talks has said.
Ministers from more than 50 countries closed a two-day meeting in London on Monday without full agreement on phasing out coal, but with all countries agreeing to limit global heating to 1.5C, with fewer than 100 days to go before the Cop26 UN climate conference in Glasgow this November.
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