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Germany adopts major new climate law, set 98GW solar target for 2030
German cabinet settles on climate action plan which includes target of 98GW of solar by 2030, and zero emissions target for 2050.
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Spark Infrastructure appoints Miles George to board of directors
As part of its succession planning, the Board undertook a search process which identified Mr George as a new Director. Mr George will stand for election to the Board at the AGM in 2020 as a new independent Non-Executive Director with the unanimous support of the Board.
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Infigen says Lake Bonney big battery energised and registered
Infigen says new Tesla big battery at its Lake Bonney wind farm finally energised and registered, and should be fully commissioned by end of the year.
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Coal barons say the darndest things: St Baker rattles off dubious claims about future of coal
Coal baron Trevor St Baker has the ear of the PM and the energy minister, and he is again rattlling off dubious predictions about the energy sector.
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Can renewable hydrogen become the ‘Netflix of the energy sector’?
ARENA CEO Darren Miller hopes hydrogen can become the 'Netflix of energy', driving a fundamental shift in the energy system.
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How much new dispatchable generation does Australia need?
Australia is facing numerous coal plant closures but no one really knows how much new dispatchable generation is needed to replace it.
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Victoria, Nissan trial CSIRO smart solar EV charging technology
Victoria government backed project will trial CSIRO EV charging technology that maximises the use of rooftop solar generation, and minimises demand from the grid.
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Lord Howe Island to get solar and battery microgrid, no wind turbines
A microgrid comprising 1.2MW solar, 3.2MWh battery storage to go ahead soon on Lord Howe Island, two years after a controversial wind turbine ban brought the project to a halt.
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Recharging the Australian long weekend with an electric Kona
Was Scott Morrison right to suggest that EVs would ruin the long weekend? We decided to find out with our electric Kona.
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Has Australia ‘over-invested’ in renewable energy?
Spoiler alert: No. And energy minister Angus Taylor clearly hasn’t been paying attention to the history of our electricity infrastructure.
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Is Angus Taylor on a one-man mission to stop wind and solar?
Energy minister Angus Taylor appears to be on a one man mission to fulfil the destiny wished of him by his supporters - to stop wind and solar in their tracks.
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ACCC new push to end rooftop solar subsidies appears to get support from Taylor
ACCC's Rod Sims says costs of network over-investment and solar subsidies should be pushed onto taxpayers to bring electricity prices down.
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EnergyAustralia calls for “unity” to enable “inevitable” transition to renewables
EnergyAustralia's Catherine Tanna says that decarbonisation of the energy sector is inevitable and calls for 'tribalism' to stop.
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Solar PV prices fall to record lows in tender for 900MW solar park in Dubai
Final bids for fifth stage of world's biggest solar park in Dubai reportedly attract record low solar PV prices of under $US17/MWh.
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Sungrow to supply energy storage systems for a 15MW/32MWh storage portfolio in the U.S.
Sungrow has signed a contract to supply its fully integrated Energy Storage System (ESS) ST4200KWh-2000 to a 15MW/32MWh project in Massachusetts.
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BHP turns to renewables to power huge copper mine in Chile
BHP says finalising deal that will switch power supply at world's biggest copper mine in Chile from gas to renewables.
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AEMO’s Zibelman calls for system plan, says ‘just in time’ investment won’t work
AEMO head reiterates calls for a solid and stable plan for energy market investment to avoid further supply shortages.
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Victoria to “go it alone” on energy reliability, says D’Ambrosio
Victoria’s energy minister says state will “go it alone” on energy reliability, after becoming frustrated by the federal energy minister Angus Taylor's failure to drive reform.
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‘We have crossed the threshold’ – Taylor repeats claim of too much wind and solar
Angus Taylor says Australia has over invested in renewable and ignores emerging role of battery storage in maintaining reliable supply.
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Small is beautiful for Australia’s new electric two wheelers
A test-drive of Fonzarelli new NKD model prototype, best described as a hybrid between a scooter and a motorcycle.
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