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FRV’s Goonumbla solar farm lands deal with Snowy Hydro
Spanish renewable energy developer FRV says Goonumbla solar project in NSW was one of the eight winning bids in the tender held by Snowy Hydro.
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Tesla ute, electric semi, next-gen Roadster… and VTOL jet! Musk’s big EV ideas
Tesla's Musk talks about the projects that really excite him - like the Tesla ute and the latest Roadster which he says will be best sports car "in every dimension."
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Millennials lead push to drive electric, says Jaguar
Survey commissioned by Jaguar Land Rover shows nearly 50% of young Australians would like to buy an electric car over an ICE vehicle.
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Ford and Volvo team with Baidu in China autonomous vehicle push
Chinese internet giant signs agreement global carmakers Volvo and Ford to help put China at the centre of a massive autonomous electric car market push.
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Solar roof tech tipped to power Hyundai and Kia EVs by 2019
Hyundai and Kia look to add solar cells to the roofs of their cars to boost charging and range for EVs and hybrids.
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Know your NEM: Coal comfort for electricity prices?
Of all this week's stats, the fall in the coal price really stood out. So what's behind it, and what does it mean for Australia?
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Surge in renewables delivering cheaper power, says TAI report
As ScoMo sets off on the campaign trail, report says surge in wind and solar has seen NEM wholesale power prices peak, and go into a decline. Fair dinkum.
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German renewables share jumps to 38% for 2018, nearly catches coal
Germany share of renewables jumps to 38 per cent for first nine months of 2018, just a whisker short of declining black and brown coal generation.
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Crookwell 2 wind farm opens, in win for local farmers and ACT power prices
Crookwell wind farm opens in the heart of Angus Taylor's electorate - but the energy minister, a long time anti-wind campaigner, did not attend the opening.
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Grid operator study shows Trump bailout of coal and nuclear plants is unnecessary
Largest regional electric grid operator in US sees “no imminent threat” to reliability of its system, despite closure of coal and nuclear plants.
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RES Group appoints new head for Australia region
After several months of handover, Marco Perona and Rachel Ruffle have replaced Jean-Marc Armitano who has stepped down from RES after 20 successful years with the company.
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Renewable Energy Market: Spot prices hit three year lows
Downward trend continues in the LGC market with liquidity issues along the way, while STCs experience a volatile period on regulatory concerns.
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Megapack? Musk hints at the next big thing in Tesla batteries
Musk hints the next big development in storage from Tesla will be an even bigger battery - maybe the mega-pack is not far off.
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Solar installations smash new record in October, all eyes on Victoria
Homes and businesses accelerate their uptake of rooftop solar, with Victoria emerging as the latest hot-spot.
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JinkoSolar to supply 255MWp solar panels to one of the year’s largest solar farms in Australia
Jinko Solar has entered into the Contract for the Supply of PV Modules with Decmil Australia Pty Ltd on September 27, 2018, for supply 255MWp of its high efficient solar panels for the Sunraysia Solar Farm (“Project”) developed by Maoneng Group.
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Excess network profits about to be baked into the National Electricity Law
Proposed changes to National Electricity Law would remove the regulatory benchmark for assessing network returns. If this happens, excess returns may be locked in until at least 2023.
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Energy efficiency markets: Supply debate hits prices as Vic election looms
Release of new scheme regulations sees debate over future of VEEC supply take an unexpected turn in October, with a major impact on the VEEC price the result.
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NSW launches $20m battery round, to shift hospitals and schools to solar and storage
NSW government announces plans to buy 900 smart battery systems, to help cut state school and hospital electricity costs by up to $40,000 a year.
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More utility-scale battery storage announced for AusNet grid – this time in Mallacoota
Victorian network operator reveals plans to install 1MWh lithium-on battery system on grid in state’s far-east, in bid to slash outage events by around 90%.
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A “bat symbol” for renewables: Cannon-Brookes launches “fair dinkum” power
Scott Morrison’s grasp on his favourite Alan Jones-approved energy policy slogan continues to slip, as the campaign to reclaim it for renewables gains serious momentum.
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