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Know Your NEM: Wind and solar take 22 pct market share in early Spring clean
Wind and solar have upped their share of the market over the past month. And there's another 7GW to be added.
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A shift to 90 per cent renewables in the West would create 5,000 jobs a year
New report finds transitioning Western Australia to 90% renewables by 2030 would create an average of 5,000 jobs a year – even during an economic slump.
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AEMC delays decision on technical standards for rooftop solar
Australian Energy Market Commission delays decision on rule change request seeking to establish a framework for a minimum technical standard for rooftop solar.
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Audi, Mercedes and Polestar lead sales in world’s most successful EV market
Polestar 2 leaps into third place in Norway's new car sales in first month of deliveries, just behind the Audi E-tron and the electric Mercedes.
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Garden Island micro-grid suffers panel problems, and now it’s unplugged
Garden Island micro-grid plagued by teething issues and panel failures, and has now been disconnected because of major work at the naval base.
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Painting wind turbines black could help protect birds – if it doesn’t disrupt their migration
We should paint more wind turbines black but mainly to find out how birds respond to them.
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South Australia solar power reaches 94 pct of state demand on Sunday
Solar power contributes 94 per cent of South Australia's state demand at midday on Sunday, as state government looks to use electric vehicles as a "solar sponge".
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From cottage industry to $7bn powerhouse: How Australian solar grew 100-fold in a decade
In just ten years, the Australian solar business went from a fledgling industry, to fundamentally reshaping the way Australia uses energy.
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Canavan fails factcheck in Facebook rants against solar power
Matt Canavan is on the warpath against renewables again, this time with his focus on solar. And he's getting his facts terribly wrong.
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Iberdrola set to take full control of Infigen, another window on energy market closes
Iberdrola set to take control of Infigen, delisting one of the country's biggest renewable energy developers and closing one of the few windows on the market.
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H2X names Bundaberg as first site for $300m green hydrogen fuel hub
Bundaberg first location for series of clean hydrogen production facilities along east coast of Australia in $300 million plan.
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Windfall: The dirty politics of Australia’s biggest blackout
The story that emerged in wake of South Australia's system black stuck like dried baby cereal to Australia’s political and media landscape, and it has remained there since.
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Industrial giants fear Australia could fall behind in race to green hydrogen
Global industrial heavyweights welcome Australia's early progress in green hydrogen, but say it could be dwarfed by investments made in other countries.
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Better than Tesla? Lucid Air electric sedan pricing and specs revealed
Saudi-backed Lucid Motors - headed by ex Tesla engineer - officially unveils Lucid Air electric sedan, priced between $US80,000 and $US169,000 depending on options.
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NZ Labour pledges 100 pct renewables by 2030, national hydrogen refuelling network
NZ Labour brings forward 100 per cent renewable electricity target by five years, to 2030 as part of a clean energy pitch to NZ voters.
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South Australia’s biggest solar farm finally moves to full production
The Bungala 2 solar farm - long delayed by "technical issues" is now generating at or near full capacity and about to complete its commissioning process.
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Decision on solar export charges delayed to December
Australian Energy Market Commission extends deadline for draft decision on rules governing rooftop solar exports.
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Why 5-minute settlement will make such a difference to battery storage
5-minute settlement will encourage investment in battery storage that would not have occurred under the existing 30-minute regime.
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Aurora project may still include solar thermal as 1414 signs with Vast Solar
Vast Solar to explore using its solar thermal technology in Aurora project near Port Augusta that is being revived by 1414 with new energy mix.
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