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Conservatives blame the energy crisis on net zero climate goals – but what is really going on? | Temperature Check
A range of factors is behind the rise in electricity prices, but net zero isn’t one of them
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Energy markets and electricity systems are complicated beasts at the best of times, but throw in war, extreme weather, policy dysfunction and a pandemic and the picture gets even murkier.
However, some of Australia’s conservative commentators seem to think there is one thing to blame for the country’s rising electricity prices and the threat of power outages: it’s all the fault of “net zero”.
Continue reading...Social licence and emissions cuts to be embedded in Victoria’s new grid plans
Victoria seeks feedback on its proposed grid investment framework, as it prepares to replace the state's coal plants with Renewable Energy Zones.
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EnergyAustralia downgraded over coal plant breakdowns, coal supply shortages
Repeated breakdowns and coal supply shortages have led to a significant ratings downgrade of EnergyAustralia.
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Works start at big NSW solar project that will help power NBN
Construction works starts at the Wylong solar farm in central NSW, which will supply power to the National Broadband Network.
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More than 15m bees destroyed in NSW to contain deadly varroa mite parasite
Hives along state’s central and mid-north coasts and in north-west destroyed as bee lockdown continues
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More than 15 million bees have been euthanised across 31 infected premises in New South Wales as the fight to contain the varroa mite continues.
Bees from 1,533 hives have been destroyed between the NSW central and mid-north coasts, as well as at Narrabri in the state’s north-west, the state’s agriculture minister, Dugald Saunders, said. “It’s a significant number of bees,” he said.
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Australia has finally accepted climate change as a national security threat. What next?
The Albanese government review of climate and security risk is a crucial first step in preparing Australia for the dangers ahead. But it must avoid these five pitfalls.
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Solar duck curve: Why we must fix the cause and not just the symptoms
Australia leads the rest of the world in the generation of rooftop solar. However, the same cannot be said about the take-up of household batteries.
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Germany plans 32GW of new wind and solar a year to meet 2030 renewables target
Germany aims for 80pct by 2030 with target of 32GW of new wind and solar a year, plus offshore wind and green hydrogen targets.
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