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Bodangora wind farm connects to the grid in NSW
Bodangora wind farm in NSW switches on its first turbines.
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EnergyLab and Southern Cross to drive clean energy innovation in Northern Rivers.
Australia’s leading clean-tech business accelerator EnergyLab has partnered with Southern Cross University’s Enterprise Lab to launch an Acceleration Program for innovators in the renewable and advanced energy sectors.
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New Chinese luxury EV brand GYON makes plans in footsteps of Tesla
A new luxury electric vehicle maker plans to follow footsteps of Tesla in the country that is proving to be the strongest electric car market in the worldwide - China.
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States are right to reject NEG, it would have been a gift to Abbott
Queensland, Victoria and the ACT were quite right to reject the proposed National Energy Guarantee in its present form. To do so now would have been undeserved reward for the destructive actions of former prime minister Tony Abbott.
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Carmakers weigh in on EV inquiry, suggest support for motorists, infrastructure
Global and Australian car and truck manufacturers call for government support to nurture low and zero emissions vehicles and infrastructure.
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Victoria withholds support on NEG – says it “needs more work”
State energy minister says Victoria and "other jurisdictions" have held off on approval of the NEG prior to its "uncertain passage" through the Coalition party room.
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Flow Power contracts 50MW from proposed Queensland wind farm
Flow Power to take about half the output from new Queensland wind farm to deliver cheap renewable electricity to corporate customers in that state.
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States being asked to approve NEG mechanism that increases emissions
On top of that, the $150 average annual household saving the ESB claims is due to the NEG is illusory, and based on heroic demand assumptions.
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Solar-integrated EV in works in Germany – and open to pre-order worldwide
German start-up set to roll-out solar PV integrated electric vehicle – a "no frills" low-priced EV with 250km range and enough PV to power 30km/day if the sun's shining.
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Graph of the Day: Tesla sales over 360,000 worldwide
Amid all the talk of taking Tesla private this week, the CEO has given the world a sneaky look at numbers not often seen in public.
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World’s biggest oil exporter bets $2 billion on electric cars
The world’s biggest oil exporter has placed a massive bet on Tesla – the company whose entire goal is transitioning the world off of oil.
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Big little lies: The rotten core that could kill the NEG
The NEG, in its current form, proclaims to halt the energy transition in its tracks. It's a nonsense of course, but Australia needs a policy that recognises the future, not one that pretends to be able to stop it.
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Jaguar says Australia interest in electric I-PACE more than any other product launch
Jaguar unveils all-electric I-PACE in Australia, with deliveries set for “fourth quarter”, and reports of “interest” from 2,000-plus potential customers.
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Tesla Roadster takes on gas-guzzlers at Targa West rally in Perth
2011 Tesla Roadster takes on five high performance ICE vehicles in arduous three-day rally near Perth.
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Ultra-fast EV chargers eliminate the hydrogen “advantage”
One of the last advantages touted for the hydrogen fuel-cell electric vehicle (FCEV) over the battery electric car (BEV) is the speed of hydrogen refuelling vs battery charging.
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China’s Qinghai province runs on renewables for 216 hours
China’s northwestern Qinghai Province taps internet-of-things to run for seven straight days entirely on renewable energy.
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Reject the NEG, urge doctors
Dr Chris Juttner, says we need nothing less than global action equivalent to the mobilisation for World War Two to keep temperatures below 2 degrees to avoid further climate chaos, and urges Australia to rejoin the battle.
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Eight ridiculous things in Trump clean car roll-back (and one they got right)
Given the tremendous benefits of the Obama-era clean car rules, justifying Trump's rollback requires contortions that would qualify the administration for Cirque du Soleil. Here are just a few of them...
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CSIRO cracks barrier to export hydrogen fuel to power cars
CSIRO developed breakthrough method to transport hydrogen in form of ammonia hailed as watershed moment for energy, and big new opportunity for Australia.
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NEG: An abject failure of principled political leadership
The investment certainty business craves will be non-existent until climate action is accepted as the absolute priority in determining energy policy. But achieving this will require political leadership.
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