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IPCC says coal must go in urgent race to limit global warming
It's over to the Morrison government, as IPCC warns of increasing urgency of emissions reduction task, and of the "very, very substantial" cut in coal use essential to this.
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Get up close and personal with renewable energy at Wind Farm Open Day
Ten wind farms will open their gates to the public when the Clean Energy Council celebrates Wind Farm Open Day with the Australian Wind Alliance on Sunday 21 October.
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Energy Insiders podcast special: “live” from All Energy
A special edition of Energy Insiders featuring David Leitch, Nigel Morris, Simon Corbell, and Glen Morelli “live” from the All Energy conference in Melbourne.
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8 things you need to know about the IPCC 1.5˚C report
How can the world achieve its temperature goal of limiting average global warming to 1.5°C to 2.0°C? And what happens if it doesn’t?
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New materials are powering the battery revolution
Research is finding better ways to make batteries both bigger, smaller, lighter batteries that charge in minutes and store enough energy to power a device for days.
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Morrison vows no money for climate conferences and “all that nonsense”
Morrison responds to IPCC report by declaring that he had no intention of spending money on global climate conferences and "all that sort of nonsense.”
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Australian Graphene Industry Association launched with support from Victorian Government
The AGIA has been established to act as a point of contact and information for businesses interested in pursuing the use of graphene to improve their products
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The grim reality about China ‘s building boom and coal burning
The basic fact remains that the extent of global warming depends on China’s emission control, or lack of it, more than any other single factor.
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Victoria approves 30MW Shepparton project, smooths way for big solar rush
State govt approves 30MW solar farm near Shepparton, releases draft guidelines to help councils, developers and communities negotiate the state’s boom in large-scale solar proposals.
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Maoneng reaches financial close on 250MW Sunraysia solar farm
Financing secured for 250MW solar farm near Balranald that will be one of the biggest in Australia.
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Pilbara wind and solar plans jump to 11GW as Macquarie provides capital
Plans for a huge wind solar hybrid project in the Pilbara region in north-western Australia have jumped from 9GW to 11GW, with Macquarie Group jumping on board to provide development capital.
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Tesla big battery claims its first major fossil fuel victim
Elon Musk's crusade to rid the world of fossil fuels and lead the transition to clean energy took a small but significant step forward this week, with a decision by Australian's Energy Market Operator.
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Australia’s “father of PV”, Martin Green, collects Global Energy Prize
Australia’s “father of PV,” UNSW Scientia Professor Martin Green handed 2018 Global Energy Prize at a ceremony in Moscow.
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Metricon homes incentivises home solar & battery technology
In a recent survey commissioned by the Energy Efficiency Council, a remarkable 83 percent of people stated that they were concerned or very concerned about their electricity bill.
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Carnegie told to get finances in order for Albany Wave Energy Project
WA asks Carnegie to clarify finance position for its flagship Albany Wave Energy Project, after federal government tax changes raises questions about financing ability.
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Batteries hold key to grid’s thorniest problems, but regulations block the way
Outdated rules, and the slow pace of regulatory change, are hampering the roll out of large-scale battery storage solutions on Australia’s grid.
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Tesla Powerwall 2 battery prices jump, as production focuses on Model 3 EV
New customers of Tesla Powerwall 2 battery storage system face significant price hike, due to equipment upgrade and focus on Model 3 electric vehicle deliveries.
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Nissan turns new Leaf in Australia with boosted range
Nissan unveiled their new Australian-version Leaf this morning with a bigger 40kWh battery giving a fully charged range of what the company calls ‘real world’ 270kms.
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Rooftop solar, low demand, sends W.A prices negative four times in a week
Rooftop solar pushes mid-day prices into negative territory in Western Australia on four occasions in single week.
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Regulator says announced wind and solar projects now topping 10GW
Regulator dramatically increases estimates of "firmly announced" large scale wind and solar projects, saying they now exceed 10GW - well above the needs for the RET.
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