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BayWa r.e. eyes bigger slice of Australia’s off-grid renewables market
BayWa r.e. looks to capture more of the stand-alone power market in remote WA before branching out into other parts of Australia.
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Big solar powers up as another NSW PV project reaches full generating capacity
Completed and fully operational, FRV Australia says its 115MW Metz Solar Farm has achieved commercial operating status, and 100% capacity.
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Waste Expo 2022 launches Agenda, open for registration
Waste Expo Australia, the foremost gathering of waste management and resource recovery professionals in the country, launches 2022 conference agenda.
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NSW lays out rules for first stage of $34 billion switch from coal to green energy
NSW lays out rules for first of many tenders to build renewables and storage to replace coal, with Matt Kean also putting in content demands to boost local manufacturing.
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Australian lithium mine to be powered by biggest off-grid solar, wind and battery plant
New Kathleen Valley lithium project will feature Australia's biggest off grid wind, solar and battery storage facility, enabling it to run "engine off" for lengthy periods.
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Liz Truss hires climate sceptics and “delayers” with ties to libertarian think tanks
New UK Prime Minister appoints multiple advisors with a record of opposing climate action, including a key aide from a think tank funded by oil giant BP.
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Ten simple ways to make Australia’s climate game truly next level
While Australia's new climate bill brings us closer to the international consensus, we should be aiming to go much further, much faster.
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Climate action could cure cost of living crisis, starting with 100 pct renewables
Climate Council says Australia needs to bring its net zero target, currently set for 2050, forward to at least the 2030s. And doing so could solve cost of living crisis.
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AGL reveals extended outage at broken Loy Yang coal unit
AGL reveals yet another delay in the return to service of the troubled Unit 2 at the Loy Yang A coal generator in Victoria.
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Redflow to partner with university on extending flow battery capabilities
Redflow to work on improving its understanding of the chemistries in its zinc bromine flow battery, and how that can make a safer and longer lasting battery.
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‘Untenable’: Even companies profiting from Australia’s carbon market say system must change
Several large companies that profit from market rules governing the issuing of carbon credits to some projects are too lax and the market’s integrity should be improved.
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Rooftop solar reaches 72 per cent of demand in world’s biggest isolated grid
Rooftop and distributed solar reaches what appears to be a new record of 72 per cent of demand in W.A., the biggest isolated grid in the world.
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Huge NSW solar and battery project nudges boundary fence to fend off community concerns
Huge solar and battery project near Goulburn shifts boundary fence to accommodate local community concerns, including nearby resident Angus Taylor.
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Grid demand hits record low as rooftop PV takes bigger bite out of coal power’s lunch
Grid demand in Queensland, Australia's most coal dependent state, hit record low as growing amount of rooftop solar took a big bite out of coal's midday lunch.
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The Driven Podcast: EV interest surges, MG returns to market
EV sales in Australia, and around the world, are hitting new heights, driven largely by Tesla. But MG has returned with an improved sub-$50,000 electric offering.
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German investor buys 400MWh big battery portfolio in Australia
German investor makes first entry into Australian big battery market, with purchase of a 440MWh portfolio.
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Should King Charles speak his mind on climate action, or just ugly buildings?
Should King Charles speak out on climate change, as he has done as prince? Of course he should, says Albanese.
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Fortescue looks to build 9.2GW wind and solar green hydrogen project in Egypt
Andrew Forrest strikes another MoU for a massive green hydrogen project, this time with Egypt in the lead up to the UN climate talks.
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Australia’s energy regulator struggles with reality of variable wind and solar
Energy regulator appears to have jumbled its data when trying to make an example of wind and solar in its latest market report.
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Nissan set to give its Leaf EV batteries a second life in Australia manufacturing plant
Nissan is retooling its Australian casting plant so it can repurpose old batteries from its Leaf electric cars to help power the plant and cut its carbon footprint.
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