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Australia's electricity market will be dominated by more rooftop solar, growing amounts of large scale wind and solar, and storage.

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NSW, South Australia and ACT form cross-party state alliance to fast track shift to zero emissions with focus on existing technologies.

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CEFC to fund five purpose-built, fuel cell electric trucks and the hydrogen production and refuelling kits in first major hydrogen play.

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Telstra to launch challenge to big energy incumbents after regulator granted a licence to offer energy services to its 13 million phone and internet customers.

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More than 100,000 protestors took to the Glasgow streets to demand more from the COP26 talks, already being labelled a "failure" by activists.

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Mike Cannon-Brookes discusses government policy failure, Sun Cable, the cost of capital, and whether the 1.5°C target can be met.

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Paul Denholm from NREL on the progress of wind, solar and storage, and why the US is fascinated by Australia’s transition.

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Methane is a powerful greenhouse gas and is worse for the climate than coal over the short term. Curbing it is critical to 1.5°C target.

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Big battery developers are seeing growing opportunities in the spot arbitrage market as rooftop solar takes bigger bite out of grid demand.

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Ground-breaking microgrid combines wind, solar and battery storage to power WA gold mine with up to 85% renewables penetration.

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Climate groups give Australia a 'fail' score at the half-way point of COP26, after its failure to set a new interim target and its promotion of fossil fuels.

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A ground-breaking trial that saw hundreds of WA businesses modify their energy use and solar output to help stabilise the grid is being extended.

The post From solar duck to platypus: Ground-breaking energy shift changes demand curve appeared first on RenewEconomy.

"Landmark moment:" IEA says emissions pledges announced at COP26 may cap global warming below 2°C, but more needed for 1.5°C target.

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Two new large-scale solar farms have started sending small amounts of power to the grid this week in the south-west of New South Wales.

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Anti coal day but Poland does a back flip, 2°C global warming appears within reach, and Taylor buttonholed in Glasgow.

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South Australia experienced four hours of "negative net load" on its distributed network on Sunday as rooftop solar met all demand, and more.

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A new report suggests Australia is a bad neighbour in the Pacific, using international aid to bully Pacific countries into silence over climate dissent.

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Around 190 countries and organisations, including subnational governments, banks and utilities, expected to sign pledge to end coal use.

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Nigel discusses how deep and long lasting relationships with technology suppliers can really make a difference to solar businesses with Lindsay Hart from Selectronic, who has over 35 years of experience in this ever-changing industry.

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Andrew Forrest continues spree of green energy deal-making, with massive renewable hydrogen hubs proposed for Jordan and Argentina.

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