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Energy Insiders Podcast: Batteries as virtual dams, and virtual transmission
Battery storage company Fluence unveils its latest technology and argues the case for batteries to act as “virtual transmission” and "virtual dams”.
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Infigen backs $835m counter offer from Spanish renewables giant
Spanish firm Iberdrola steps in with $835m "friendly" counter offer for Infigen Energy, that will see the renewables giant dramatically expand its Australian presence.
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World’s biggest renewables fund targets $23 billion investment, including Australia
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners launches what it believes will become the world’s largest renewable energy fund.
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CEFC backs smart charging and vehicle-to-grid, but Taylor says no to EV targets
CEFC backs Jet Charge push into smart home chargers and V2G, but energy minister dismisses calls for EV targets in policy to be handed down at year's end.
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“Australian first” network to deliver renewable electricity, hot water from organic waste
Barwon Water led Renewable Organics Network project will use reclaimed organic waste to produce electricity, hot water and soil improver in Victoria’s south-west.
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“Too late for gradual transition”: Quiggin calls for coal exit by 2030
A new research paper spells out benefits of a rapid coal phase-out and calls on governments to develop a plan for the transition.
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Wildfires caused by barbecues harming wildlife, says National Trust
Dry conditions following low spring rainfall have contributed to a rise in fires
The National Trust is urging people not to take a barbecue or light a campfire when they visit the coast and countryside following a spate of wildfires that have damaged flora and fauna.
Despite recent rainfall, a record-breaking spring of sunshine has left many landscapes dry and created the perfect conditions for fires to ignite and quickly spread.
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