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Solar steel production research scoops national innovation prize
Research that promises to halve the greenhouse gas emissions of steel-making by using heat from concentrated solar power wins 2019 AMP Amplify Ignite competition.
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ClearVue clears way to sell Australian solar glass technology in Europe
Just weeks after ASX-listed ClearVue won approval to market its solar integrated glass units in the US, the company has cleared the way for sales in Europe.
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NSW energy minister to renewables opponents: “enjoy your Kodak moment”
NSW energy minister Matt Kean says "we cannot allow ideology and politics to get in the way of our clear path" to renewables and economic prosperity.
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Telstra looking for more wind and solar as corporate demand booms
Telstra in market for new wind and solar projects as Macquarie identifies more than 12TWh of corporate demand for renewables in Australia.
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AEMO’s Zibelman: By 2040, one quarter of Australia’s electricity will come from homes
AEMO's Zibelman says case for renewables is not about politics, but simple economics, with wind, solar and storage clearly cheaper than all alternatives.
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All eyes on Madrid, but they should be on China’s next 5-year energy plan
The climate talks in Madrid simply highlight how important China’s next electricity plan is for the world, for China and for Australia.
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NT sacks energy chiefs after report into Alice Springs system black
The two most senior energy bosses in Northern Territory sacked after report into Alice Springs "system black" identified major cultural and system problems.
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Taylor greeted in Madrid by more than 100 countries opposing carbon accounting dodge
Australian climate negotiators will be forced to defend the Morrison government's questionable accounting fudge as countries move to block Kyoto carryover.
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Oil giant BP increases stake in solar developer Lightsource
British oil and gas supermajor increases stake in solar developer Lightsource BP to fast-track plans to develop 10GW of renewable energy assets by end 2023.
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Danish wind and solar projects edge closer to subsidy-free
Seven projects with combined wind, solar capacity of 271MW awarded at average cost of $A3.33/MWh – prices so low they accounted for only 61% of the tender’s allocated budget.
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India solar contracting giant enters Australia market, starts on Wellington project
India-based solar contracting giant Sterling and Wilson Solar enters Australian market, begins work on first local project, 200MW Wellington solar farm in NSW.
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Warradarge Wind Farm begins delivery of structural components
Major structural components for the Warradarge Wind Farm have begun their journey to site, marking an important milestone in the project.
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Cattle Hill wind farm starts sending power to the grid in Tasmania
Goldwind's Cattle Hill wind farm is sending power to the grid, with first turbine of 144MW project connected to Tasmanian transmission network and generating electricity.
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Electricity prices set to plummet as strong wind and solar investment kicks in
Latest electricity price predictions from AEMC sees wind, solar and storage driving massive reductions in electricity prices over next three years.
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Coalition embraces Labor’s 50% renewables target that it said was “reckless”
Taylor details emissions forecasts "to the last tonne" that reveal Coalition expects to reach 50% renewables target it had described as reckless.
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Mercedes-Benz EQC 400 test drive: No holding back
The Mercedes-Benz electric EQC 400 delights on a test drive day, with plenty of zip, tech and comfort. Just don't go too heavy on the pedal.
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Mirvac joins RE100 with pledge to go all-electric, all renewable by 2030
ASX-listed property group becomes latest Australian company to join RE100, with target of all-electric buildings powered by 100% renewables before 2030.
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Victoria rooftop solar tariff cut as regulator pushes for mandatory time-varying FiT
Essential Services Commission wants retailers to offer customers choice of “single rate” feed-in tariff or a FiT that ranges from 9c/kWh and 12.3c/kWh, depending on the time of day.
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AEMO chief operations officer quits to take role at Mondo Power
Australian Energy Market Operator announces major shift in executive ranks, with resignation of chief operations officer Damien Sanford after 10 years of service.
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Angus Taylor escapes the House and heads for Madrid, where more fact checkers await
Taylor survives a shocking last week of parliament, but the emissions reduction minister is set to face more heat in Madrid over Australia's lack of climate ambition.
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