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AGL says two units out at Bayswater coal plant, but Loy Yang back by summer
AGL says another two units out at Baywater coal generator, but Loy Yang A unit should be back on line in mid December, in time for summer heatwaves.
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AMP grabs half share of Macarthur wind farm, still Australia’s biggest
AMP Capital buys half stake in Macarthur wind farm, delivering healthy gain for previous owner in one of Australia's biggest clean energy deals.
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Victoria 50% by 2030 renewable energy target voted into law
A bolstered VRET of 50% by 2030 is now written into Victorian law, after winning a final vote in state parliament on Wednesday.
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Coalition turns to fossil fuel lobby to lead “secret” review of climate policy
Angus Taylor appoints two leaders of Australia's climate lobby to conduct a climate policy review behind closed doors.
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All hands to the pump as CleanCo targets solar duck curve
Queensland's CleanCo starts trading on Thursday, with all eyes on the Wivenhoe pumped storage facility and how it will be used to flatten the solar duck curve.
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New chief executive officer for Sustainability Australia
The Andrews Labor Government today announced the appointment of Claire Ferres Miles as the new Chief Executive Officer of Sustainability Victoria.
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Coalition gives $1bn to CEFC for 24/7 reliable renewable power, not coal
Federal Coalition makes its first new capital injection into CEFC ever, to underwrite investment in storage, transmission and infrastructure to support a majority renewables grid.
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Baker McKenzie announces global carbon emissions reduction targets
Today Baker McKenzie announces a plan to significantly reduce its global carbon emissions over the next decade, the reductions are part of the Firm’s wider sustainability strategy and support of the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
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Sungrow supplies inverters for El Romero solar high-tech hub developed by Acciona
Sungrow, the global leading inverter solution supplier for renewables, has supplied solar inverters for the High Technological Hub created by Acciona at El Romero Solar Plant in the Atacama Desert (Chile), demonstrating that products from Sungrow are highly recognized by industry experts.
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Australia’s emerging issue of congestion at electric vehicle charging stations
Influx of new EVs, longer range and more road trips means a lot of people now seem to be turning up at the same charger at the same time.
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Energy Insiders Podcast: Cleanco pumps up for Queensland duck curve
Cleanco chair Jacqui Walters discusses plans and strategies as Queensland’s newest generation company prepares to enter the market this week.
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AGL signs huge battery storage deal, hails “dawn of battery age”
AGL signs deal for four big batteries in NSW totalling 200MW/400MWh with Maoneng
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Evie Networks reveals locations for Australian ultra-fast EV charging network
A full list of locations for Evie Networks ultra-fast charging network includes sites on edges of cities and stretches from northern Queensland to Adelaide, Tasmania and Perth.
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NSW unveils plan to switch Sydney 8,000-strong bus fleet to all-electric
NSW Government seeks proposals to shift entire Sydney bus fleet to all-electric vehicles.
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Jobs and growth: Albanese recasts Labor’s planned clean energy revolution
Albanese sells Labor's clean energy revolution as key to jobs and manufacturing, and promises a future for coking coal industry.
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Morrison and Taylor’s little big grid plan not quite what it seems
The transmission upgrade funded by federal Coalition and NSW not quite what it seems, and will only deliver stated capacity at night, in winter, and when demand is low.
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Sydney Opera House commits to UN Sustainable Development Goals
Sydney Opera House commits to become 'climate positive' as iconic building reaffirms commitments to renewables and energy efficiency.
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Transport minister avoids electric in rambling speech on driverless cars and grey nomads
Transport minister Michael McCormack misses the point about autonomous cars, saying only they might be good for grey nomads, and making no mention of electric vehicles.
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The Driven Podcast: Across Australia by solar car
UNSW students Matthew Holohan and Jed Cruickshank describe the challenge of driving a solar-powered electric car across Australia.
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Carbon capture technology could make pollution worse, says Stanford report
New report out of America’s Stanford University finds that adding carbon capture and storage technology to coal plants could have worse pollution outcomes than having none at all.
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