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Climate advocates get a huge donation Trump bump
NGOs gearing up to battle Trump on a host of issues, including climate change, may have more public support than ever.
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JinkoSolar grows Q3 revenue 39% YoY, ups 2016 guidance
JinkoSolar has posted a set of strong Q3 financials that serve to highlight the current challenges facing the solar industry.
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Climate deniers linked with Trump’s EPA pick booted from COP22 talks
Climate denier Marc Morano got himself kicked out of UN climate talks in Marrakech. But something about the incident was not right.
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Sydney CBD 520kW solar array opens for public investment
Sydney Renewable Power Company is offering 519 unlisted shares to community and retail investors keen to invest in a 520kW solar array on Sydney’s new International Convention Centre.
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Enova reaches major milestone, looks to expand and try peer to peer trading
High solar tariff helps Australia's first community-owned retailer reach major milestone, as it plans geographic expansion and push into new concepts such as peer-to-peer trading.g
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China tells Trump – no climate conspiracy here
As the world awaits Trump's call on Paris, China answer's his 2012 claim that climate change is a Big Chinese Hoax.
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Australia named and shamed for “unambitious, uninspired” climate policies
Two international reports name Australia among a small number of G20 nations whose climate change efforts are falling well short of other countries.
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Australia lobbies for Adani coal mine at climate talks
Australia earns "fossil of the day" award in Marrakech after using climate talks to lobby for Adani coal mine. ACT, meanwhile, calls for coal moratorium.
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Marrakech COP22: IEA issues a Paris reality check
In its first World Energy Outlook since Paris, the International Energy Agency makes clear that commitments to the pact equal near full decarbonisation of energy around 2040 – and that means Australia, too.
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JinkoSolar completes sale of Jinko Power downstream business in China
JinkoSolar today announced the completion of the sale of all of the 55% equity interest it indirectly held in Jiangxi JinkoSolar Engineering Co
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Jinko Solar’s PV modules are 100% in compliance with IEC62804 double 85 anti-PID Standards
Jinko Solar’s PV modules are 100% in compliance with IEC62804 double 85 anti-PID Standards.
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IEA says wind, solar to provide 60% global electricity by 2040
IEA makes mockery of Turnbull government's renewable energy scare campaigns, saying that 60% of world's electricity will come from wind and solar alone if climate targets are to be met.
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Marrakech COP22: Threats arise, but countries push on
Despite lingering uncertainty about Trump’s intentions, week two has begun with progress on the details of Paris, as national, state and city governments push on – some emphatically so.
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AGL Energy’s Jekyll and Hyde pitch to consumers and investors
AGL Energy projects an image of the old utility taking a lead role in new energy technologies and concepts. Yet it's difficult to imagine a company more entrenched in the economics of brown and black coal generation. Here's why CEO Andy Vesey wants to have his cake and eat it too.
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10 reasons why Donald Trump might accidentally help climate action
Donald Trump might actually reduce US emissions, however unintentionally.
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Total to install 200MW of solar on 5,000 service stations
French oil giant Total confirms plan to invest more than $300 million in a project to solar power its petrol stations.
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Property giant Investa sets “science based” zero carbon target for 2040
Australia’s largest commercial real estate group becomes first to commit to net zero emissions by 2040. Why? Because science and economics 101.
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Fronius Australia announces a new sales partnership with Taspac Energy
Partnership with Taspac Energy admits Fronius a strong footing in the New Zealand market.
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Former First Solar CEO Jim Hughes joins Eos Energy Storage as Chairman of the Board
Appointment Marks the Transition to a Customer-Facing Manufacturing Company.
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France faces blackouts, price spikes as nuclear plants closed for safety
French consumers and industrial groups warned to expect rolling blackouts and soaring power prices as one-third of nuclear fleet closed due to safety issues.
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