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Solar Insiders Podcast: The solarisation of South Australia’s grid
The solarisation of South Australia’s grid, and hunting down solar cowboys in Victoria.
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Know your NEM: Wholesale prices will be higher for longer
There's a bunch of reasons why wholesale electricity prices are higher than expected. But the numb-nuts should know this: coal is no longer cheap.
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EPA capitulates on new emissions guidelines in wake of fossil fury
Western Australia EPA withdraws guidelines requiring resources projects to offset their greenhouse gas emissions, 7 days after proposing them. Fossil fuel lobby 1, Climate 0.
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Oakey solar farm begins production, second new plant in a week in Queensland
Oakey becomes second new solar farm to join Queensland grid in past week, and last of the 12 ARENA-sponsored projects in its large scale solar round.
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Greens unveil $2.2bn battery scheme, to bring home storage in line with solar
Greens battery policy would offer incentives of up to $7000 per battery, and up to double that for low-income households.
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NT councils offered grants to install solar, batteries, EV chargers
Northern Territory Labor government opens $2m grant scheme to help make councils more energy efficient and reduce costs to consumers and taxpayers.
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007 goes electric with Aston Martin Rapide E
James Bond makes the move to all-electric mobility with a luxury, limited edition Aston Martin Rapide E.
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Mercedes begins “massive EV onslaught” with all-electric SUV reveal in Melbourne
"Electric now has a Mercedes!" German car-maker gives Australian customers sneak peek – and test drive – of its first all-electric crossover, the "family size" EQC SUV.
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New trial launched to empower mini-power plants
Endeavour Energy has joined an innovative trial of new ways to monitor and control its network to keep downward pressure on electricity prices and smooth the transition to a cleaner energy future.
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Who should hold “hot potato” of connection costs for wind and solar farms?
Developers and contractors want more clarity, and fewer last minute changes, to connections for wind and solar projects.
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Ignoring carbon “a luxury” says Macquarie, as fallout continues over WA EPA guidelines
Federal resources minister upgrades W.A. EPA carbon guidelines from "homemade sledgehammer" to “brain explosion.” Macquarie analyst says it's a "solid compromise" for LNG companies.
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Issuance of the first Australian carbon credit units to a soil carbon project
The Clean Energy Regulator has today issued the first Australian carbon credit units (ACCUs) to a soil carbon project under the Emissions Reduction Fund.
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Energy Insiders Podcast: Why pulling down poles and wires is a good idea
Horizon Power’s Mark Paterson explains why replacing poles and wires with solar and batteries is a great idea.
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New Mexico joins list of American states targeting 100% zero carbon
New Mexico approves bill which would see the state secure 100% of its electricity from zero-carbon resources by 2045, joining a host of other US states.
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Shell’s big power plans point to rapid shift to electric, and scale of disruption
Shell intends to be biggest power company in the world in little more than a decade, as everything goes electric, including transport and heating, and electricity goes green.
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How renewables can help electrify Indonesia’s sprawling island nation
Indonesia, the world’s 4th most populous nation, wants to deliver electricity to all of its 260 million. Here's how it can do a lot of this through renewables.
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Wind, solar farms to be blacked out for up to 100 days due to grid upgrade
Wind and solar farms warned their output could be cut to zero for up to 100 days over next year due to grid upgrades.
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Solar patent battle spreads to Australia, as Hanwha files complaint in Federal Court
A legal stoush that has been unfolding in Europe and the US between some of the world’s biggest solar PV manufacturers has reached Australian shores.
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NSW approves new 165MW solar farm near Gunnedah
NSW commission approves 165MW solar farm to be built near Gunnedah.
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Pumped to announce three most promising sites
Hydro Tasmania has revealed the three sites selected for further investigation into their pumped hydro potential.
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