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RACV makes push into rooftop PV with Gippsland Solar purchase
One of Victoria’s biggest PV retailers, Gippsland Solar, acquired by major Australian insurer RACV, in deal that speaks volumes about Australia’s booming rooftop PV market.
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Lion Breweries commits to 100% renewables by 2025
XXXX and Little Creatures brewer Lion follows up carbon neutral 2020 target with commitment to use renewable electricity only to power its operations by 2025.
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Solar garden bears fruit for NSW community housing tenants
First "solar garden" in Lismore hailed as breakthrough for community solar projects in Australia and for those "locked out" of solar.
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Taylor flies out of Madrid, leaving Kyoto carryover battle unresolved
Angus Taylor bids Madrid adios, leaving diplomats to fight for Australia's Kyoto accounting dodge, and as PM Morrison tells more untruths.
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Federal nuclear inquiry report: Lunatics in charge of the asylum
Scott Morrison has thrown a bone to the conservative culture warriors pushing nuclear power, and now they'll be demanding a rump steak with tomato sauce.
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Coalition pushes for nuclear ban to be lifted, Labor says it’s madness
Nuclear inquiry report calls on Australians to say "definite yes" to nuclear energy for Australia, despite the new SMR technology's enormous expense and as-yet unproven status.
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The Driven Podcast: EVs, range anxiety and fuel security
EVs are an obvious solution for Australia’s precarious fuel security and its dependence on fuel imports. Former RAAF deputy chief John Blackburn explains why.
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A tale of two markets: Rooftop PV smashes records as large-scale wind, solar slow down
Regulator's report shows early signs of a dramatic fall in new large-scale renewables investment, to lowest level since mid-2016.
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Appointment of Commonwealth members to the Australian Energy Regulator
The Morrison Government is pleased to announce the appointments of Mr Eric Groom PSM and Mr Justin Oliver as full-time Commonwealth members of the Australian Energy Regulator.
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Energy rule-maker rues reality, rejects real reform in S.A. blackout response
AEMC seems to view distributed energy as a problem rather than an opportunity when it comes to maintaining system resilience in the face of weather events or cyberattacks.
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Snowy 2.0 will reduce greenhouse gas emissions in Australia: truth or lie?
Snowy Hydro has claimed that its massive “Snowy 2.0” pumped hydro scheme will reduce emissions by storing renewable electricity. Is this correct?
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Decmil shares slump after problems at huge Sunraysia solar project
Decmil shares slump after revealing it was latest contractor to be hit by delays in solar farm commissioning, this time with the big Sunraysia project in NSW.
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Why the Cybertruck “far surpasses” other utes, and will maintain its value
The Tesla Cybertruck beats other utility trucks such as the Ford F-150 on value and could maintain its value far beyond competitors, new analysis suggests.
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Cannon-Brookes says Zoox “robot” cars will be on the road within two years
Mike Cannon-Brookes says first Zoox "robot cars" should be on the road within two years, and may re-define our thinking about road transport.
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Combining home solar, batteries and EVs will be better deal than solar alone by 2024
IEEFA report finds that with “modest” suite of EV incentives, the payback for rooftop, a home battery and an electric vehicle falls to just five years today, and zero by 2030.
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Soluna batteries land in Australia, with plans for local manufacturing
New battery brand hits Australian market, with first commercial shipment of China-made Soluna lithium-ion energy storage products arriving in Victoria.
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Australia’s biggest steel city targets net zero emissions by 2050
Wollongong, the NSW home to Australia's biggest steelworks, has committed to becoming carbon neutral by 2050, with a view to reducing that timeline to 2030.
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Sungrow hits a 100GW inverter shipment milestone
Sungrow has announced that it reached a 100 GW shipment milestone.
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Energy Insiders Podcast: Why networks really like wind and solar
Network owners were once seen as villains for over-charging on local networks, but they're pretty happy about building new links to capture wind and solar resources.
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NSW to cut emissions by 35 pct by 2030, attacks “vested interests and ideologues”
NSW government breaks ranks with federal Coalition, signing off on 2030 target to reduce emissions by 35 per cent amid bushfire crisis.
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