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Growatt becomes the NO.1 solar rooftop inverter supplier in India
Growatt has become the NO.1 solar rooftop inverter supplier in India according to the latest report released by BRIDGE TO INDIA.
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After a huge 2019, RenewEconomy and The Driven are looking forward to 2020
That's a wrap on 2019! RenewEconomy is taking a short break ... See you in 2020.
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Year-end rush lifts delivery to Australia’s ERF
Boeing prepares to launch astronaut capsule for Nasa
Regulator may offer flexible “options” contracts for emissions reductions fund
Regulator seeks feedback on proposed "options" contracts under the ERF, to reduce the risks to projects that fail to deliver emissions reductions.
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World’s largest offshore wind turbine begins generating power
GE's 12MW Haliade-X prototype installed at the Port of Maasvlakte-Rotterdam in the Netherlands has started generating and selling power to local utility Eneco.
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NSW coal plant dodges bushfires, but Loy Yang A unit hit by gremlins
Loy Yang A unit remains offline through Victoria heatwave, while market operator gives assurance that bushfires present no imminent threats to NSW power supplies.
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World Bank loan to bolster China’s fledgling forest carbon market
NSW electricity strategy – will action follow the talk?
Despite a new electricity strategy and emissions reduction target, NSW persists in having no real policy or even good analysis to back them up. And no electric vehicle policy.
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2020 vision: The AER has a new head, will there be change at the AEMC?
AEMC has been a drag on the electricity system for some years. It's time for a change at the top.
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Major blackouts prompt rethink about frequency control on the grid
Changes to be made to way frequency control managed on grid after market design led to many coal and gas generators relaxing controls to the point they were useless.
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Australia plans optional ERF delivery contract to boost offset supply
CP Daily: Thursday December 19, 2019
Assessment Report of 2019 Ranger Mine Closure Plan
Assessment Report of 2019 Ranger Mine Closure Plan
Pollutionwatch: some bright spots in fight for cleaner air
Demonstrating the real health benefits of action to cut pollution is crucial
Almost every day there is a news story about the newly discovered health impacts of air pollution, including brain cancer and baldness; and it shortens our life expectancy too. But there is some good news.
First, the newest diesel vehicles produce much less air pollution than the ones they are replacing. By discouraging older vehicles and upgrading buses, nitrogen dioxide from traffic in London’s ultra-low emission zone has fallen by about one third. Second, particle pollution in China’s megacities has decreased by 34-49% in just five years. Third, a recent review across four continents showed that reducing air pollution improved health and brought about changes that could be seen within weeks or months. These examples show what can be achieved in a short time.
Continue reading...Grid “balanced on a knife edge”: AEMO flags more solar delays in Victoria
AEMO warns solar project owners that constraints and delays may be long lasting as it seeks a solution to issues "unprecedented in any power system."
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NA Markets: WCI allowances hit 4-month high after option expiry, with RGGI inching up on spreads
Running on empty: Tamborine Mountain and the growing anger over water mining
The Queensland community’s three commercial operations send 100m litres of water a year off the mountain
At Tamborine Mountain, one of the largest sources of Australia’s bottled drinking water, locals are waiting more than six weeks for deliveries to fill their dry water tanks.
The community in the Gold Coast hinterland is one of very few in eastern Australia with no reticulated water supply. Dozens of local bores have run dry as a result of the drought, and many others flow intermittently. The backup water source, a tanker filling station at nearby Canungra, has been closed until further notice.
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