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Energy rule-maker says market gaming "not an issue", but says Tesla and other batteries will be able to use re-bidding practice to lower prices, rather than inflate them, and are already doing so.

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Little surprise that the Coalition is mixing its message on climate, but overall it's clear to see our current leaders are unwilling to part with the financial support of Australia’s coal barons.

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Hawaiian utility talking to developers of seven solar-plus-storage projects as it seeks to fast-track transition to 100 per cent renewable energy.

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Beware the latest rooftop solar scare campaign from the networks. There are more important things to do than to demonise solar households.

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Alex Turnbull says cheap renewables means no trade-off between lowering power bills and reducing emissions. If only his dad had said that.

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Telstra's 68MW solar farm begins production, marking another big shift of Australian corporates choosing renewables to lock in low prices.

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The word's largest solar tower and storage is completing its final tests. Our correspondent was there to take a look at the solar future.

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Mazda says it will reduce tailpipe emissions from its vehicles by making use of an electrified and low emission rotary engine.

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Tritium installs Australia's 50th publicly accessible DC fast charger at the Hunter Valley Gardens, in Pokolbin.

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Israeli government announces stop to sales of new petrol or diesel cars from 2030, as it pushes for 100% electric cars.

The post Israel commits to 100% electric vehicles, ICE ban by 2030 appeared first on RenewEconomy.

Risen Energy buys the 100MW (AC) Merredin solar farm, promising to begin construction of what will be Western Australia's largest solar farm by year end.

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Big energy professes to be focused on the consumer. But its eagerness to slow down the uptake of rooftop solar shows it still has only one thing on its mind: profits.

The post Anarchy! What big energy really thinks of consumer power appeared first on RenewEconomy.

AEMO's Zibelman says exiting coal fired generation does not mean the lights going out.

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Flow Power adds third wind project – in third state – to business retail energy portfolio, with contract with Sapphire wind farm in northern NSW.

The post Flow Power enters NSW market, with Sapphire wind farm PPA appeared first on RenewEconomy.

Two new wind farm developments supported by the Andrews Labor Government’s Victorian Renewable Energy Targets (VRET) reverse auction are delivering new industries and jobs for Geelong.

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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.

The post Get up close and personal with renewable energy at Wind Farm Open Day appeared first on RenewEconomy.

Tritium signs up new investor as it ramps up production of ultra fast chargers to meet increasing demand.

The post Tritium to expand into EU, US in new EV charging partnership appeared first on RenewEconomy.

Tesla not only has two different charging plugs for different markets, but they also differ to the ones chosen by the other EV manufacturers. But why?

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Plans for network of ultra-fast EV chargers could be on hold as proponents discover potential threat from hidden network cost.

The post Could hidden network costs derail ultra-fast EV charging? appeared first on RenewEconomy.

Networks have gone from raising the drawbridge to lowering it, inviting new technologies and ideas on to their platform. Soon they'll be competing for the consumer.

The post Ausgrid looks to community batteries, getting “closer” to consumers appeared first on RenewEconomy.