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When will ABC stop parroting fossil fuel lobbyist lines?
ABC political commentators are in the nasty habit of parroting fossil fuel myths as if they are fact. This is a problem for viewers.
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CEFC keen to help finance S.A.’s 100MW battery storage plant
CEFC says it working with SA government on finance package to support state's 100MW battery storage project.
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Clarke and Dawe absolutely nail the Australian energy debate
Clarke and Dawe nail Australia's energy debate in hilarious interview with "Wal Socket."
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Pioneering solar firm Sungevity files for bankruptcy
Four days after laying off an estimated 400 employees, Sungevity has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
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AGL goes live with virtual power plant linking household battery storage
First phase of AGL Energy's Adelaide 5MW solar and storage VPP trial goes live, linking 60 battery storage systems.
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Batteries arrive for Horizon’s grid-scale “spinning reserve” trial
Two large-scale batteries will be trialled as back-up power at an islanded 170MW power station in Carnarvon WA.
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Hans Rosling, population expert: Five last thoughts
In his last BBC interview, the statistician highlighted five key ways demographics are shaping the world.
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No let-up in Cyprus bird poaching
Record numbers of songbirds are still being killed on a British military base in Cyprus.
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Jay Weatherill gives Josh Frydenberg a serve at bizarre media conference – video
The South Australian premier, Jay Weatherill, unloads on the federal energy minister, Josh Frydenberg, at Frydenberg’s own media conference in Adelaide. Frydenberg who was scheduled to launch a federally funded battery storage scheme, was not expecting Weatherill at the event. The two hosted a joint press conference where Frydenberg accused the state of selfishly trying to ‘go it alone’ and Weatherhill of ‘crash-tackling’ his event. Weatherhill hit back claiming the Coalition was the ‘most anti-South Australian commonwealth government in living history’ and that it was ‘galling’ to listen to Frydenberg’s claims
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Baseload gas failure nearly pushed S.A. into another system black
AEMO report says sudden loss of S.A.'s two biggest baseload gas plants nearly pushed state into another system black on March 3. Fortunately, wind farms came to the rescue.
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The captivating images that celebrate science
The art of science - captivating scientific images from the 2017 Wellcome Image Awards.
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Opening the skies to children in Kenya
Astronomer Susan Murabana takes a telescope round Kenya to enthuse schoolchildren.
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Think again: Will circular runways ever take off?
Could circular runways be the future of air travel? Aviation expert Henk Hesselink of the Netherlands Aerospace Centre believes so.
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Weatherill tears strips off Frydenberg for renewables “trash talk”
SA premier and federal energy minister go toe to toe at opening of battery storage trial, in first meeting since Coalition started bagging state's renewable plans.
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Low carbon drive 'cuts household bills'
Extra cost of wind and solar power outweighed by energy saving, says report.
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January 2017 Australian Petroleum Statistics now available
The Australian Petroleum Statistics provide statistics on petroleum production, refinery inputs and outputs, sales and stocks of petroleum products, and prices.
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Extreme heat is pushing parts of the Great Barrier Reef beyond recovery
CORAL GRAVEYARD: Parts of the Great Barrier Reef will never fully recover from repeated bleaching of its corals by spikes in sea surface temperatures, scientists say.
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Turnbull drives stake through heart of fossil fuel industry
Turnbull's $2 billion pumped hydro scheme paves way for 100% renewable grid driven mostly by wind and solar, and kills any chance of more gas and coal fired generation. It also makes nuclear redundant and turn conversation away from "baseload" power concepts.
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China's 'airpocalypse' linked to Arctic sea ice loss
A deadly haze of air pollution over China in 2013 has been linked to the melting of Arctic sea ice.
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Flower-friendly habitat for bumblebees 'raises survival'
Access to flower-rich habitats is key to the survival of wild bumblebees, say ecologists.
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