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German utility drops plans for gas import terminal, to focus on green hydrogen instead
German utility Uniper drops plans for Gas import terminal in port of Wilhelmshaven, aims to build a green hydrogen hub at the site instead.
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Tesla drops price of Model 3 by up to $4,000 in Australia
Tesla drops price of all variants of Model 3 by up to 6% in Australia.
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Origin Energy stung by gas price ruling, slashes earning forecast
Origin Energy cuts profits after losing gas price arbitration, leaving the company paying more for gas and earning less for generation.
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German energy giant RWE in key hydrogen trading deal in South Australia
Energy giant RWE strikes hydrogen trading deal with H2U that could see a South Australia facility expand to 1.5GW and deliver green hydrogen to Germany.
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Fraunhofer ISE sets new world efficiency record for both-sides-contacted solar cell
Germany’s Fraunhofer Institute achieves record conversion efficiency for both-sides contacted silicon solar cells, the industry standard for solar cell production.
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ACT seeks proposals for massive 250MW ‘Big Canberra Battery’ network
ACT issues call for proposals for massive 250MW network of distributed big batteries.
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Transmission company questions Taylor’s gas plant, saying it would be rarely used
"More gas units will not increase the need for gas generation." Transmission company doubts Angus Taylor's 1,000MW Kurri Kurri gas plant will be built.
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Union slams solar farm construction incident that “endangered lives”
A “precariously” dangled shipping container said to have endangered the lives of workers at the 189MW Suntop solar farm in New South Wales is being investigated.
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South Australia’s “other” big battery repays ARENA grant after windfall returns
The ElectraNet battery at Dalrymple has kicked plenty of goals in its first two years of operation, including earning enough revenue to repay a $12m grant.
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Facebook hits renewable milestone but fails to stem climate disinformation
Though Facebook has announced a major renewable milestone, the platform continues to struggle with climate and renewable misinformation on its platform.
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Giant offshore turbines set to drive plummeting cost of wind power
The cost of wind power could drop by half or more over the next 30 years, allowing wind to play a bigger role in future electricity networks.
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Solar storage tech company RayGen locks in new funding
Melbourne-based "solar hydro" tech company gets new investment from equity partner Photon, to boost plans for 100MW/1,000MWh solar + storage project.
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JinkoSolar Confirmed its Leading Position in Australian PV Market as No.1 Modules Supplier in 2020 Rooftop Distribution Business
JinkoSolar, one of the largest and most innovative solar module manufacturers in the world, today announced that according to SunWiz’s “2020 Australia Solar Year in Review” Report
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Energy Insiders Podcast: Australia’s first offshore wind farm
Eric Coldham from Star of the South discusses the massive 2GW offshore wind project in Victoria that could be up and running in 2028. Plus: Te gas bauble bursts.
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Kidston pumped hydro construction to start this month after Genex locks in finance
Construction of Australia's first pumped hydro project in several decades to begin after Genex locks in final contracts and finance.
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Solar Insiders Podcast: The new controls on solar, EVs and air-con
As rooftop solar installations set new records, new protocols are governing what and when is being generated and consumed in the home.
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OECD says Australia is 2nd dirtiest economy per capita, tells it to clean up
The OECD's criticism of Australia's climate record comes two months before former finance minister Matthias Cormann takes over as secretary-general.
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Tilt seeks better offer than $2.75bn renewables play backed by AGL
Trading halted in Tilt Renewables as company flags potential higher bid than the agreed $2.75 billion offer from a consortium led by AGL.
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Solar could deliver 76 per cent of global energy needs, new study says
New study says solar will be dominant source of energy by 2050, accounting for three quarters of energy needs as both heat and transport sectors go electric.
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What would a Morrison/Taylor net zero target look like?
Could Scott Morrison set a net zero by 2050 target without changing Australia's current go-slow on climate policy? Definitely, yes.
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