RenewEconomy
Why so many people are so desperate for Tesla and Musk to fail
Attacks against Elon Musk and Tesla becoming more intense, and nasty – from short-sellers, ideologues, climate deniers, and incumbent industries. They all have a lot to lose.
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Adelaide shopping centres take Gupta’s lead, in 1MW shift to solar
Sanjeev Gupta’s SIMEC ZEN Energy has installed 1MW of solar across four shopping centres in Adelaide, as businesses follow the UK steel billionaire’s clean energy lead.
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Mars goes 100% solar for six Australian factories
Mars goes 100% renewables in Australia, sourcing all its electricity needs from Kiamal solar farm and renewables "firming" contract.
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New 40MW wind farm approved in western Victoria
Victoria gives planning approval for 40MW wind farm near Horsham to be developed by German company.
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Renewables smash records in 2017, but 2018/19 will be bigger
CEC report details record-breaking year for solar, wind, batteries in Australia – and "just a glimpse" of unprecedented level activity expected in next two.
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NEG target in crosshairs as CEC, SEC call for more ambition
Clean Energy Council and Smart Energy Council call for high emissions reduction targets, as Frydenberg promises no change to the party room.
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Partnership between New Energy Solar and SolarBuddy: Using innovative solar technology for social good
The alliance will see more than 20,000 lightweight solar lights delivered to rural communities in Papua New Guinea and parts of Africa over the next three years, providing approximately 60,000 children living in energy poverty with safe solar lighting to further their educational opportunities.
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Global and Australian food companies failing to deal with climate, health issues
Study reveals that majority of meat, fish, and dairy suppliers, including some big Australian names, are considered “high risk” and are failing to manage climate and health issues.
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Racial resentment may be fueling climate denial in US
New research finds a link between racial prejudice and climate change denial.
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Oil and car companies are suddenly investing in electric vehicles – why?
A steady rise in gasoline prices has made the environment better for such investments, but that's not the primary driver.
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AEMO, ARENA want to expand demand response trials
AEMO and ARENA want to expand trials to encourage use of demand response in wholesale markets and by networks.
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Tesla leads charge against generators over market access
Incumbent generators led by Snowy Hydro oppose a push by Tesla and other new technology providers to make demand response more widely available and open avenue for more "virtual power plants".
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JinkoSolar reveals all-New 410W Cheetah Series at SNEC 2018, erecting new standard in ultra high performance modules
JinkoSolar Cheetah module is designed to meet the needs of the ultra-high performance market segments, such as the likes of China’s “Super Top Runner Program”.
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Risen Energy starts construction of Yarranlea Solar Farm in May
To commemorate the start of construction of the 121 megawatt DC Yarranlea Solar Farm, Risen Energy conducted a Ground Breaking Ceremony with Mr Patrick Weir MP, LNP, Member for Condamine, and Paul Antonio. This ceremony reinforces the importance of the working relationship between the State, Council and Risen Energy in developing such a significant project within the region.
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Nephila, Allianz close proxy revenue swap for Australia solar farms
The two five-year transactions will protect the new solar projects' revenues from the financial risks associated with uncertain production volume, timing of energy generation and future energy prices.
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Norton Rose Fulbright advises CWP Renewables and Partners Group on $300m Crudine Ridge Wind Farm
Global law firm Norton Rose Fulbright has acted for the sponsors on all aspects of the development, construction and financing of the 170MW Crudine Ridge Wind Farm near Mudgee, NSW.
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Gladstone approves 350MW solar farm – another for Queensland coal centre
Eco Energy World wins council approval for 350MW solar farm in Raglan – another major PV project for Queensland's Gladstone Region.
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Tesla plans 18 new EV supercharger stations for Australia, in major global roll-out
Tesla reveals plans to build thousands of new electric vehicle supercharger stations globally in 2018/19, including another 18 for Australia.
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Lyon teams with Fluence, JERA to pursue big solar and battery storage
Lyon Infrastructure teams with two major international energy and storage groups to pursue its portfolio of solar and battery projects in Australia, and others overseas.
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Video of the day: Superb take-down of Coalition’s energy policy
A quick wrap of what the Turnbull government has been doing for Australia's energy sector – "Authorised by the Department of Transitioning to the Dark Ages."
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