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Taylor puts brakes on clean energy transition by keeping everyone in the dark
Two years after his appointment, energy minister Angus Taylor is holding up the clean energy transition by keeping everyone in the dark.
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AGL to shift entire 400 corporate car fleet to electric vehicles
AGL Energy to become first Australian company to sign up to EV100 initiative, committing to transition 400-strong vehicle fleet to electric vehicles.
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New UK grid flexibility service combines vehicle charging, V2G and home batteries
Kaluza goes live with new UK-first grid flexibility service which combines smart home devices including vehicle-to-grid (V2G), EV charging, and household batteries.
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Portugal’s second solar PV tender sets new world record low price
Portugal's second solar PV tender for 700MW lands “another world record for the lowest price for solar PV equivalent to $18/MWh.
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Aldi Australia says it will be 100 per cent renewable by end of 2021
Aldi pledges to source 100% renewable electricity for its Australian operations by as early as 2021, after rolling out almost 32MW of solar and signing two wind offtake deals.
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CEC warns against solar industry review becoming Abbott-style witch hunt
CEC warns against repeat of a Tony Abbott-style renewable energy witch hunt as federal Coalition announces a review of Australia’s rooftop solar industry.
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Australian researchers call for ‘Coal Elimination Treaty’ to slash emissions
Australian researchers have called for a 'Coal Elimination Treaty', arguing governments must be actively planning for a coal phase-out.
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Allume Energy wins Clean Energy Council Innovation Award
Today the Clean Energy Council announced the winners of the Annual Awards, and Allume Energy has won the Innovation Award.
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Power Ledger and BCPG to create Renewable Energy Credit marketplace in Southeast Asia
Power Ledger aims to create a Renewable Energy Certificate marketplace in Thailand and the broader Southeast Asian region.
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Vestas lands contract to supply UK’s largest onshore wind farm in Shetlands
Vestas signs up to supply turbines for massive Shetland Islands Viking wind farm – the UK’s largest and most productive onshore wind project, to date.
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Chilean solar plant world’s first to deliver grid services
First Solar says its 141MW Luz del Norte solar PV plant in Chile will be world’s first utility-scale PV facility licensed to deliver ancillary grid services on a commercial basis.
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Spark looks to build $1bn renewables portfolio, excited by ISP and REZ opportunties
Spark Infrastructure excited by ISP and REZ plans that are set to create massive new opportunities, including a $1 billion renewables portfolio.
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Massive Clarke Creek wind farm inks deal with Queensland coal generator
Queensland’s largest electricity generator, Stanwell Corporation, signs deal for the 450MW first stage of the Clarke Creek wind farm.
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Australia’s Rectifier unveils first two-way electric vehicle charger
Melbourne-based company Rectifier Technologies unveils its first two-way EV charger, that will allow drivers to not only charge an EV, but also sell excess power back to grid.
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RenewEconomy’s Giles Parkinson recognised for outstanding contribution to industry
RenewEconomy founder and editor Giles Parkinson receives outstanding contribution award from Clean Energy Council.
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Sunraysia solar farm delay could last till March, legal battle a lot longer
Contractor on Sunraysia solar farm says delays could extend to March next year and the legal battle over costs for much longer.
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Regulator backs away from big changes to how wind and solar bid into market
Regulator proposes compromise with wind and solar farms on mechanism to avoid sudden withdrawals of capacity during negative pricing events.
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Coal generation kills 800 a year in Australia, says new report
New report finds pollution from Australia’s 22 remaining coal power plants is causing hundreds of premature deaths a year, thousands of chronic respiratory illnesses.
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Santos accused of ‘misrepresenting’ costs of Narrabri gas in new modelling
Santos accused of mispresenting the source of new economic modelling of Narrabri project as decision on planning approval looms.
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JinkoSolar to supply Swan bifacial modules for Shanghai Electric’s DEWA project
JinkoSolar has signed a contract with Shanghai Electric to supply approximately 1 GW of solar modules for Phase V of the DEWA Solar Park
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