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New Energy Solar says component failures at Beryl solar farm affected output, dividend cut as a result of this and other issues.

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Labor leader Anthony Albanese will embrace support for carbon capture projects, provided it doesn't see funding support redirected from renewables research.

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Integrating green hydrogen in the production of steel and aluminium could value-add Australian resources, boosting export competitiveness.

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International Council on Clean Transportation chief Drew Kodjak on the need for the world’s car manufacturers to catch up with Tesla, and why Australia should - at the very least - introduce fuel economy standards.

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ARENA backs live test of high-accuracy solar and wind energy forecasting technology on Australia's most renewables-heavy grid, South Australia.

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New research from Stanford university has demonstrated a promising new take on the lithium metal battery that could increase electric vehicle driving range.

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The grid needs additional flexible capacity from alternate sources such as VPPs for stability, to reduce power prices and prevent broader outages. And they deliver unique benefits to hospitals.

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Specialist small PV project developer Meralli Solar and community renewables outfit Farming the Sun are joining forces to build a 9MW solar farm in Uralla, NSW.

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Albanese rules in CCS, rules out nuclear, and indicates compromise on targets as he seeks energy and climate deal with Morrison.

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If you’re ready for a fresh approach to wholesale solar, talk to Sunova Group. We’ll help you tackle your product challenges and help you build a stronger, more competitive solar business.

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NSW has started to plan more seriously for a lower-carbon future. Currently, though, there is pretty much a complete lack of teeth, a lack of skin in the game.

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The bigger the project, the better economies of scale, new data shows, while Australia's pipeline of mega-scale projects makes it a world leader.

The post The case for scale: Why bigger solar projects deliver lower costs appeared first on RenewEconomy.

NSW plan for first Renewable Energy Zone attracts “phenomenal” 113 registrations of interest for projects totalling 27GW and valued at $38 billion.

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The IEA's Sustainable Recovery Plan focuses on short-term improvements, but lacks long-term vision that accelerates the shift to 100% renewables.

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Elon Musk has tentatively given a September 15 date for Tesla's Battery Day and AGM, but what has been the real reason behind the delays?

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W.A. trial using Power Ledger technology finds peer-to-peer solar trading technically feasible, good for grid and consumers – but unlikely to succeed under current tariff structures.

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The latest GenCost report estimates a hopelessly uneconomic construction cost for small nuclear reactors, but it throws the nuclear lobby a bone.

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EnergyAustralia and AGL - who both operate big batteries - come out against proposed delays to five-minute settlement period, highlighting a schism over major reform.

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A fifth PowerBank battery installed by W.A. to help balance the state's grid, allow more customers to install solar, and offer a "community" storage option to local solar homes.

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Australian engineers' peak body join submissions calling for a technology roadmap based around cheap solar and wind and energy storage technologies.

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