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CSIRO inks major China solar thermal deal, but home market remains stalled
CSIRO signs major deal to make, sell and install its patented concentrating solar thermal generation technology in China. Meanwhie, in Australia...
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Spotless advanced metering delivers ‘power of choice’
Spotless has launched a new metering model to help the utilities sector respond to changing regulatory, technological and digital data environments.
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Round two of the New Energy Jobs Fund now open
A total of $6 million will be made available in the next NEJF funding round with communities, industry and businesses encouraged to apply before 1 March 2017.
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BluGlass and IQE enter into a strategic partnership to develop a range of electronic applications
BluGlass Limited has today announced that it has entered into a formal Collaboration Agreement with IQE.
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South Australia’s climate leaders celebrated at first Climate Leaders awards
Climate Change Minister Ian Hunter last night awarded Port Lincoln business Regional Connections the overall prize, as well as winner of the Industry and Business category.
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247Solar signs agreement to commercialize in Southern Africa
247Solar and South Africa’s Stellenergy to build an initial 247Solar Plant(TM).
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Graph of the Day – Tesla Powerwall 2 way ahead of competition on price
Today's graph shows both versions of the Powerwall 2 are well ahead of the closest competition on price, beating its closest rivals by one third.
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myWatt: a shining example of innovation saving you money
myWatt is nifty, thrifty and a little bit geeky!
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Why sharing solar is the next big thing in energy industry
L03, one of the world leaders in developing blockchain technology for the energy industry, says utilities are facing rapid change.
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Hazelwood closure won’t impact reliability, says AEMO
AEMO says Hazelwood closure no threat to reliability – unless market sits on its hands. Meanwhile, Senate Committee recommends planned exit of coal generation by 2020.
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SAPN takes battle over network costs to Federal Court
SA government vows to "fight tooth and nail" against network operator as SAPN takes revenue challenge to federal court.
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Anti-jobs Abbott digs in against renewables, despite public backlash
Tony Abbott uses Sky News interview to attack renewable energy in what could be seen as an affront to Malcolm Turnbull’s leadership position.
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Graph of the Day: Danish wind nears 100% of demand over weekend
Wind energy in Denmark generating enough electricity to meet the country's demand over the course of Saturday.
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Impact Investment Group raises $13m for Giant Leap Fund
Melbourne-based Impact Investment Group’s (IIG) Giant Leap Fund has made its first two investments.
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NSW minister taps household push to share and trade solar energy
NSW renewables minister says solar households should be allowed to share and trade solar and be pinged only a minimal network "freight" fee.
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Gaping holes appear in Turnbull’s Direct Action climate policy
We keep seeing more evidence that Direct Action is not working, and that our greenhouse pollution is going up.
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Start-up renewable energy retailer targets solar feed-in tariffs
New player in retail energy market aims to supply affordable 100 percent renewable- sourced electricity and generous feed in tariffs to Australians rooftop solar homeowners.
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Coal? What coal? Reef doing great, say ministers
Federal and Queensland environment ministers say "significant progress" being made on protecting, improving health of Great Barrier Reef.
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AGL offering free solar system, or battery storage, to wind farm neighbours
AGL offers free 5kW solar system, or battery storage to neighbours of what could be biggest wind farm in Queensland.
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Heads up Barnaby: 300MW solar farm headed your way
A 300MW solar farm – which would be Australia's biggest – planned near NSW town of Armidale, the heart of Barnaby Joyce country.
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