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A Biden loss to Trump would end hopes of US decarbonisation by 2050
Wood Mackenzie reports predicts that a Trump victory at the upcoming US election will forfeit four more years in the fight against climate change. A Biden victory, however...
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Clean energy investor group adds muscle to push for energy market reforms
Clean Energy Investor Group will ramp up policy advocacy efforts with the appointment of Simon Corbell as its permanent chairperson.
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More than $A4 trillion to be invested globally in renewables in “crucial decade”
US research predicts $A4 trillion-plus will be invested in global renewable energy sector over what analysts say will be a “crucial” decade for the industry.
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“Don’t trash talk EVs”: Study shows electric cars emit much less than thought
New study from Dutch electric vehicle expert Auke Hoekstra shows electric cars are better at reducing CO2 than thought because old studies used outdated data.
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How perovskite inks could light the path to superior solar cell efficiency
Coloured perovskite light-emitting inks hold all sorts of promise for solar technology, but the real opportunity is to develop highly efficient cells beyond the efficiency of silicon.
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Alinta to upgrade gas in Pilbara, and looks to wind and more batteries
Alinta looks to add wind energy and more batteries to Pilbara grid, as it also decides to spend $95 million to make its gas generators faster and more efficient.
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Hydrogen technology clusters targeted in seed funding offer
NERA offers seed funding for 'hydrogen technology clusters' to accelerate commercialisation and skills building within Australia's hydrogen industry.
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NAIF backs 10MW solar and battery plant in Northern Territory
Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility backs 10MW solar and battery power station south of Darwin, and a neighbouring gas plant.
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Victoria seeks 600MW wind and solar to power hospitals, schools and trains
Victoria kicks off new VRET auction process that will take its own operations to 100% renewable and will seek 600MW of new solar and wind farms.
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ACT government to build first all-electric hospital, powered by renewables
The ACT government will build the first all-electric hospital, allowing it to run entirely on renewable energy.
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Battle lines drawn over future of CEFC, as Taylor gets wires crossed on gas
Labor to oppose efforts by Coalition to push CEFC into fossil fuel projects, as energy minister Angus Taylor gets wires crossed on the corporation's gas investments.
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Four new electric cars are now available for Australia – as grey imports
Four more electric vehicles are now available to Australian drivers, including the longer range Nissan Leaf, the Kia e-Soul, the Fiat 500e and Peugeot E208.
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BHP signs wind and solar deal to help power Queensland coal mines
BHP signs five year renewables deal with CleanCo that will deliver half of the power needs for its metallurgical coal mines in Queensland.
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Neoen completes expansion of Tesla big battery at Hornsdale
Expansion of the so-called Tesla big battery at Hornsdale in South Australia is complete, and it will now begin to provide crucial inertia services to the grid.
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Wind and solar provide two-thirds of new capacity additions in 2019, BNEF says
Solar the most popular source of new generation in one-third of countries, as renewables represent 75 per cent of new capacity added in 2019.
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Total and Macquarie partner on massive Korean floating wind projects
Oil major Total topartner with Macquarie Group’s Green Investment Group in a 50/50 partnership to develop a portfolio of five large floating offshore wind projects in South Korea.
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GreenPower seeks to revive interest, launches refreshed brand
Australia's only government-backed accreditation program for renewable electricity sales, GreenPower, unveils new branding as it seeks to tap into business interest.
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Rooftop solar: W.A. sets new record low for grid demand, two other states set winter lows
Grid demand hit a record low in W.A. over the weekend, and set new winter lows in other states as rooftop solar continued to eat into market share.
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Cheaper, cleaner, more reliable: How renewables are winning energy trifecta
The switch to renewables is delivering the promised energy trifecta - lower prices, lower emissions, and grid reliability.
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Genex sees Kidston hydro start this year, after software bug hits solar profits
Genex prepares to commence construction on Kidston pumped hydro project before year end, after solving a solar farm software bug that dented revenues.
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