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WindLab secures $10m investment for East African development pipeline
Windlab locks in $10m investment from Japan-based Eurus Energy, to tip into its Africa development pipeline of around 1,650MW.
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Hedge fund Magnetar seeks to wind up Lyon Group solar and storage unit
US hedge fund manager Magnetar, which invested in Australian solar and battery storage company Lyon Group to great fanfare in 2017, is now seeking to wind up one of its units.
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Taylor says may be running out of time for coal underwriting deal
Taylor says underwriting proposal may not be completed before the election, putting into doubt the push for new coal investment.
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Eighteen countries showing the way to carbon zero
New analysis sheds light on how these 18 countries they have changed their emission trajectories.
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Network’s message to Canberra: The energy transition is happening now
Australia's major network operator says the energy transition is happening now, and happening fast - regardless of policy uncertainty.
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Costa Rica lays out ground-breaking decarbonisation plan
The plan includes both short-term goals out to 2022 which are intended to support the country’s longer-term 2050 goals.
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Less-affluent Australians behind national solar uptake
It turns out the the most enthusiastic buyers of rooftop solar PV are middle to lower socio-economic households, and not the well off.
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Coalition throws another $1.4 billion to try and make Snowy 2.0 stack up
Coalition gives green light and another $1.4 billion of taxpayer money to Snowy 2.0, but it will take a dramatic shift in renewables to make the project work.
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Tasmania’s Battery of the Nation plan only makes sense when coal retires
Scott Morrison should be careful what he prays for: fast-tracking the Tasmania battery of the nation project only makes sense if Australia fast-tracks the exit of coal generation and lifts emission cuts to 50% by 2030.
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Morrison puts lipstick on Tony Abbott’s pig of a climate policy
Scott Morrison re-badges Tony Abbott's Direct Action policy and calls it something which it is not: A Climate Solutions package.
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The Driven Podcast: Robert Llewellyn’s electric transition from Red Dwarf to Fully Charged
Robert Llewellyn is a comedian an actor who was best known for his role as the “mechanoid” Kryten in the iconic series Red Dwarf, but is now telling millions about the transition to electric vehicles.
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Alinta commits to 212MW wind farm, biggest in Western Australia
Alinta commits to building Yandin wind farm, which will be the biggest in W.A., and have a "capacity factor" of around 50 per cent.
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Life after coal: Lincoln Gap wind farm powers up, battery to be installed soon
Former coal town of Port Augusta continues transformation into a major renewable energy hub with "powering up" of the 212MW Lincoln Gap wind farm, and its associated battery.
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China is killing the world using imported coal
China's insatiable demand for property development and to add floor space is causing it to turn to imported coal that it - and the world - can barely afford.
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China EV start-up makes best innovators list
EV startup Nio named as one of China's most innovative companies by American monthly business magazine Fast Company.
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My Outlander PHEV was written off in a bush fire. Where to now?
My Outlander PHEV taught me fuel economy and slashed our emissions. Now, it's gone up in smoke and our off-grid family is wondering what to choose next.
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Is this the day that solar and wind changed the W.A. grid forever?
AEMO issues market direction for back-up power for first time in W.A. grid and wants quick adoption of technology and market solutions to deal with increased volatility.
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Cost-effective, clean, reliable grid: “You can have it all,” says Zibelman
In the same week as conservatives shout down renewables and climate policy, AEMO boss Audrey Zibelman says Australia can have a renewables-based grid that is cost effective, zero carbon, reliable and secure.
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Infigen says first big battery ready soon, looking at more “firming” technology
Infigen says it is considering a range of solutions above and beyond the Lake Bonney battery to keep up with demand for firmed renewable power in the C&I market.
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Tesla big battery pulled in $29 million in revenue in 2018
Tesla big battery at Hornsdale earned $29 million in revenue in 2018, which owner Neoen says was more than they expected - thanks to its better than expected performance.
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