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Angus Taylor’s own projections confirmed EVs were the best choice two months ago
It isn't easy to make a strategy look bad. We're discovering just how far Australia's government had to go to do just that.
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Angus Taylor’s electric vehicle emissions claims “fundamentally flawed,” says expert
Transport expert says the emissions calculations used by Angus Taylor to justify his "do nothing" EV strategy are "fundamentally wrong."
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Work stops at Shell solar project after contractor dispute leads to stand-downs
Workers stood down at Shell's first big Australian solar project after reports of a dispute between contractors.
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Tilt Renewables says it has “a number” of suitors, invites binding offers
ASX-listed wind farm developer says it has decided to grant a number of suitors access to due diligence material to enable them to prepare binding acquisition proposals.
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Victorian Liberal-Nationals oppose controversial gas import terminal
Plans to construct a gas import terminal in Victoria met an unexpected opponent, with the state Liberal National party announcing they oppose the project.
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China offers a great electric transport example to Australia
While the Morrison government buries its head in the sand, Shenzen shows the strong public commitment required to transition to electric transport fleets.
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Australian carbon credit units surge to 12-month highs: Here’s why
Price of Australian carbon offsets broke through $17 a tonne last week, as big polluters looked to voluntarily offset their greenhouse gas emissions.
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International solar giant Q CELLS enters New Zealand market
Press Release Globally renowned solar technology leader and total energy solutions provider, Q CELLS, is entering the New Zealand energy market for the first time in response to local demand for its high-quality, affordable products. The move comes as New Zealand establishes itself as one of the most exciting emerging renewable power markets in the […]
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New joint venture to develop hydrogen port on Victorian south coast
A new joint venture plans to develop a hydrogen terminal in southern Victoria, but will it use renewables?
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South Korea to spend $A56 billion to build world’s biggest offshore wind farm
South Korea government signs off on $A56bn plans to build a massive offshore wind farm in the Yellow Sea, as part of its pledge to quit coal power by 2030.
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Victorian government backs new hydrogen research facility with $10m injection
Australian hydrogen research gets a $10m boost from the Victorian government, with funding dedicated to boosting women's participation in the sector.
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South Australia achieves world-leading 60pct wind and solar share over last year
South Australia has reached more than 60 per cent wind and solar over the past 12 months, more than any other grid of its size in the world.
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US energy agency predicts more renewables, but comes under fire for fossil forecast
New US government forecasts show a renewable energy boom around the corner, but they probably underestimate the rate of change.
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UK climate data shows why Australia’s best bet is with wind and solar
The latest official emissions data confirm the UK is on the right path to net zero by 2050. Australia could achieve the same by expanding wind and solar.
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Kidston pumped hydro project gets $147m state government boost
Genex locks in a $147m funding commitment from the Queensland government to establish new network link to Kidston pumped hydro project.
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Coal mine expansion rejected as “unacceptable” risk to drinking water
NSW Independent Planning Commission rejects proposal to expand a coal mine under major drinking water catchment, describing it as "not in the public interest."
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Jemena to lead wall charger trial to allow networks to control home EV charging
Jemena is to lead a trial of "smart wall chargers" across three states to test how networks can "dynamically" manage charging of electric vehicles at home.
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States must ramp up electric bus plans to meet net zero pledges
New report says states need to accelerate plans for zero emissions buses if they are to meet their net zero targets.
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New solar inverter standard rushed through, as AEMO pushes for tighter controls
An update to inverter standards to control rooftop solar systems, battery storage devices and electric vehicle charging, was rushed through a week before Christmas in 2020. But AEMO has bigger plans.
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Angus Taylor’s trouble with numbers continues as he snubs EVs on emissions costs
Angus Taylor's claims of $750 a tonne abatement cost for a "typical" electric vehicle is plain wrong, because it is based on the comparison of a big electric van with a small petrol one.
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