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Ultra-low cost “earth mount” solar innovator lines up first 100MW-plus PV project
US company Erthos says it has signed a memorandum of understanding for a 107MW project with a yet-to-be-disclosed US developer.
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Pressure builds on AGL chair as more proxy advisors side with Cannon-Brookes
Another proxy advisor swings in behind Mike Cannon-Brookes' preferred AGL board nominees, putting renewed pressure on the current chair.
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Great Solar Business Podcast: Have we hit peak solar?
Live at the All Energy Conference, Nigel chats with Ric Brazalle from Green Energy Trading.
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Longer lasting PV modules promise relief for solar supply chain
New research suggests longer-lived PV modules may be key to reducing the amount of materials and manufacturing needed meet global demand for solar.
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BlueFloat consortium unveils first 900MW offshore wind farm in New Zealand
BlueFloat and Energy Estate unveil 900MW offshore wind project in New Zealand, the first of 5GW of planned capacity.
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Networks find smarter ways to shift more renewables around the grid
Every week it appears there is another major step forward in discovering how to shift more renewables around Australia's main grid.
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A 42-year study shows wind and solar droughts in 100% renewable grid not as bad as thought
New study analysing 42 years of data shows that wind and solar droughts are relatively short and shallow, and 100 per cent renewables is very doable.
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Victoria speeds up neighbourhood battery installations to maximise rooftop solar
Victoria accelerates neighbourhood batteries program to maximising uptake and storage of rooftop solar, and deliver it back to the communities that supply it.
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Australian miner aims to jump-start European lithium mining for growing EV market
Critical Metals wants to become Europe’s first licensed lithium producer to supply a fast-growing EV supply chain.
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Former open-cast mining area to host largest floating solar PV plant in Germany
German officials give green light for country's largest floating solar power plant to be built on man-made lake in former coal mine.
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In Germany, a wind farm is dismantled to make way for expanded lignite coal mine
A small wind farm is dismantled to make way for an expanded coal mine in the midst of the European energy crisis.
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Vestas unveils mammoth 15MW turbine blade as European wind sector struggles towards 2030
Vestas produces its longest ever wind turbine blade, but as turbines get bigger the number of orders for wind energy in Europe is shrinking.
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Rooftop solar take another significant bite out of Origin customer volumes
Rooftop solar takes more volume away from retail markets, but Origin gains from big business wind and LPG windfall.
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WA takes next big step towards Made-in-WA turbine industry ahead of wind energy boom
State government commissions a full feasibility study to find out what it will take to start building wind turbines in WA.
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World is heading for 2.4°C to 2.8°C warming: State of the climate ahead of Cop27
Emissions are still rising, pledges to 2030 put the world on track for 2.5C of warming but fossil fuel demand is nearing its peak.
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“Way off-track:” Fossil fuels killing millions, threatening future, says Lancet report
Another new study has again highlighted the damage to health from the world’s continued dependence on fossil fuels and its impact on the global climate. The seventh annual global report of the Countdown on Health and Climate Change, published in The Lancet, highlights a number of crises, ranging from food insecurity, infectious diseases, heat-related disease, […]
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Renewables well ahead of coal and nuclear in US, as they chase down fossil gas
Renewables continue rapid growth in US grid, now well ahead of coal and nuclear and chasing down fossil gas.
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State and federal support key to Australia becoming a critical minerals super power
Australian public financial capital initiatives will pay a fundamental role in accelerating the development of critical mineral supply chain value-adding projects.
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Australia’s biggest states have set stunning renewable plans. Now we need a national strategy
Australia makes surfboards, so why not turbine blades? We definitely need a national strategy to deliver on our ambitious state renewable plans.
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Renewables reach record 68.7 per cent share of generation in Australia’s main grid
Renewables set new record for instantaneous share of main grid generation on Friday, with wind and solar alone also setting a new benchmark.
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