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Vestas reclaims top spot in annual ranking of wind turbine makers
Vestas leads a group of three major manufacturers, but a “big four” will emerge this year.
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This is what 4 million solar panels look like from space
The installation oatthe Longyangxia Dam Solar Park currently has the capacity to generate 850 megawatts of electricity, or enough to power roughly 140,000 U.S. homes.
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Carnegie eyes 100MW wave farm in Albany if Labor wins W.A. poll
Carnegie says it will consider a wave farm - eventually up to 100MW - off the coast of Albany if Labor wins power and delivers funding promise.
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How South Australia can function reliably while moving to 100% renewables
Biggest challenge in moving to 100% renewable energy will be meeting the 2-3 hours of peak demand during evenings. This will require a mix of different technologies and strategies.
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Time to put energy retailers and their offers under the microscope
This year, the retail part of the electricity sector will be getting lots of official attention. Deservedly so, because the "cheap offers" are no longer so cheap.
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Wivenhoe pumped hydro: the big little plant that didn’t
Queenslanders would pay much less for power if the generation sector was split up. The use, or non-use, of the Wivenhoe pumped hydro storage facility illustrates why.
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Australia can be Asia energy capital, with 50% renewables by 2030
Australia can be the energy capital of Asia, but policy vandalism by the Coalition government means we have lost our ranking in top 10 renewable investment countries.
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China’s BYD launches new battery storage products in Australian market
China EV and energy storage giant BYD unveils new line of modular battery systems, targeting Australian households and businesses.
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NSW heatwave: Another catalogue of fossil fuel power failures
Market operator report into NSW heatwave shows once again that it is failing fossil fuel plants that is putting energy security at risk.
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CSIRO says Australia can get to 100 per cent renewable energy
CSIRO says no technical barriers to 100% renewables, and levels of up to 30% should be considered “trivial” as other energy experts reject conservative attachment to “baseload” fossil fuels.
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Infigen Energy ASX Release
Infigen Energy today released its interim financial results for the 2017 financial year.
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Kidston ground-breaking shows bright future for Aussie solar
First of six Queensland solar farms to be funded through ARENA’s competitive large-scale solar round now underway.
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Saudi Arabia makes first steps in 10GW renewable energy rollout
Saudi Arabia makes first steps in 10GW renewable energy rollout , as India solar auction produces record low bids.
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California senate pushes for 100% renewable energy by 2045
California Senate leader introduces 100% renewable energy bill by 2045, competing with Hawaii for most aggressive renewable energy mandate in US.
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Coalition not interested in coal, just stopping new wind and solar
Coalition isn’t really interested in funding new coal fired power stations, it wants to destroy investment in renewable energy and agencies responsible for driving the transition away from coal.
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Crisis of trust – energy businesses turn to local partnerships
Mistruths that have shaken public trust in energy companies and our politicians. That's why many are turning to trusted local partnerships.
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Nuclear power’s rapidly accelerating crisis
A fire-sale is underway as the punch-drunk nuclear power industry tries to stop the rot.
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Australian retail electricity price guid – state by state
A state by state guide on electricity prices.
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SA power bills rose less in past decade than coal states
ANU report shows that average electricity bills have increased less in renewables rich SA over last 10 years than in eastern coal states.
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Frydenberg on blackouts: No mention of failing network, gas, software
Frydenberg blames blackouts on wind and solar, and attributes no blame to network faults, storms, dud software or failing gas plants.
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