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The guide to buying an electric vehicle in Australia
Given the many exciting changes that have been happening, and are about to happen in the Australian market, it seems an ideal time to update our list of what's available in EVs in Australia.
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AGL to exit residential solar installation business
AGL exits residential solar installation business, 5 months after closure of new energy business, and three weeks after sudden departure of CEO Andy Vesey.
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The role of pumped-hydro storage in a 100% renewable world
Could pumped-hydro storage underpin a nationwide green-energy economy?
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Canavan ridicules climate health report, days after climate health expert wins Liberal safe seat
Canavan dismisses Queensland government report on climate impacts as "imaginary threats of a climate induced drug outbreak."
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California locked in to carbon-free power by 2045
New law commits state of California to 100 per cent carbon-free power by 2045.
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Victoria renewables auction points to another fall in wind and solar costs
Victoria is not releasing price details of Australia's largest renewable energy auction, but there is enough information to point to another significant fall in the cost of wind and solar.
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100th Approved Solar Retailer making it easier for Aussies to chose a quality solar power system
The Clean Energy Council is proud to announce DICE Australia as our 100th Approved Solar Retailer, highlighting the growth of a program which has now helped tens of thousands of Australians choose a reputable solar company.
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Global fossil fuel demand to peak in 2023, as wind and solar surge
Carbon Tracker predicts rapid growth of wind and solar will cause fossil fuel demand to peak in 2023 and then plummet, risking trillions for unwary and ignorant investors.
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Australian “low-carbon heroes” recognised amid federal climate policy vacuum
RenewEconomy's Giles Parkinson named alongside GFG Alliance’s Sanjeev Gupta, climate policy pioneer Simon Corbell and community energy champion Nicky Ison, in 350.org list of more than 30 low-carbon heroes.
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Off-grid and solar-based EV charging trial wins Victorian government grant
Nissan, Delta and CSIRO get grant to pursue off-grid and renewables-based electric vehicle charging systems.
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Volvo 360c concept car is electric, autonomous – and you can sleep in it
Swedish luxury carmaker is billing its new 360c concept, not as an electric car, but as a mobile living and workplace.
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Energy Insiders Podcast: Battery storage subsidies and SA energy minister Dan van Holst Pellekaan
SA energy minister Dan van Holst Pellekaan talks about his visit to Angus Taylor, and the South Australia subsidies for battery storage. And we take a look at Victoria’s renewable auction results and the discovery of a new power source in Canberra.
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DNV signals massive shift of investment from oil and gas into power grids
DNV sees "momentous" changes in energy system, with huge investments in the power grid to replace those in oil and gas.
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Macquarie Capital to finance Korea solar-plus-storage project
Macquarie to finance 16MW solar PV project which will be combined with 35MWh of energy storage in Korea.
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Acciona to add battery storage to South Mortlake wind farm after VRET win
Acciona to add battery storage to the Mortlake South wind farm that wins Victoria renewables auction, as developers say auction structure was "very smart".
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Victoria government offers $5,000 grants for household batteries
Victorian Labor government offers subsidies of up to $5,000 to help 10,000 households install battery storage in their homes, adding to a suite of household incentives for rooftop solar and solar hot water systems.
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JinkoSolar supplies 275.4 MWdc of solar modules to green light contractors in South Australia
On August 13, JinkoSolar reported second quarter 2018 results. Its solar module shipments and revenues increased 38.7% sequentially to 2,794MW, mainly driven by continuous demand and new product launches.
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Victoria picks six wind and solar farms after overwhelming response to auction
Victoria government to contract six new wind and solar farms after overwhelming response to renewables auction, with 928MW of capacity awarded, way more than the 650MW planned.
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Independent climate campaigner ends Liberals’ 61-year hold of Wagga Wagga
As farmers protest lack of climate action in Canberra, a seat held by the Liberal Party since 1957 has been won by a climate activist, pro-renewables independent. What's gives?
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Energy prices jump since Morrison coup, as “fair dinkum” coal trips again, and again
Wholesale electricity prices have jumped since the Liberal Party leadership spills.
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