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Solar farm developer tells Queensland court solar rule change will cost millions
Developer of Brigalow solar farm tells court that Queensland solar rule change will add more than $2.6 million to project costs.
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Taylor waves big stick again, but energy industry fears same old mistakes
Angus Taylor wields "big stick" again, but finds himself heading for a new round of climate policy wars, with industry and with Labor.
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Installed solar PV in Victoria between 19 August 2018-12 April 2019?
If you installed rooftop solar between 19 August 2018 and 12 April 2019 (inclusive), your customers now have until 5pm, Friday 14 June 2019 to apply for a rebate in FY18-19.
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Downer shares take hit on concerns about Murra Warra wind project
Downer shares slump after it flags "potential financial impact" from EPC partnership with struggling wind turbine maker Senvion for the Murra Warra wind farm project.
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Queensland approves 250MW Aldoga solar farm near Gladstone
Queensland Government gives green-light to 250MW Adoga solar project, set to create hundreds of jobs in the coal dominated Gladstone region.
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CP Daily: Tuesday May 28, 2019
Australia to reach 50% renewables by 2030, despite Coalition scare campaign
Reputex says 50% renewables target will be met, despite the Coalition government, but anticipated cut in wholesale prices may be short-lived if the government does not produce a coherent energy policy.
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Conoco to install big battery to cut emissions at Darwin LNG facility
ConocoPhillips says 4MW battery will enable it to shut down one gas generator, and it is looking at renewables to further reduce fuel costs and emissions.
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WA gas fields new battlefront in climate wars
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Sydney to get water restrictions for first time in decade
33m polluting cars still on EU roads after Dieselgate scandal
Analysis of EU commission figures found diesel cars clean up going at ‘snail’s pace’
More than three quarters of the 43m cars tampered with in the Dieselgate emissions test cheating scandal are still on the road four years later.
It will probably take another two years to recall the remaining 33m vehicles that were tampered with, according to analysis of unpublicised European commission figures which was released last week.
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