
Coal is one of “nature’s gifts1” that keeps on giving even after it’s burned – and not just in terms of emissions.
[Continue reading…]Coal is one of “nature’s gifts1” that keeps on giving even after it’s burned – and not just in terms of emissions.
[Continue reading…]Two of the world’s solar panel manufacturing heavyweights have announced PERC technology related world record claims over the past week.
[Continue reading…]The Victorian Government shed some light on uptake of its popular solar power incentive on Friday.
[Continue reading…]The City Of Melbourne says it is the first Australian capital city council powered by 100 per cent renewable electricity.
[Continue reading…]Major Australian banks were getting back into fossil fuels in 2018 according to a new report from Market Forces, but there was also a big increase in exposure to renewable energy.
[Continue reading…]The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) says a 30 MW/8 MWh grid-scale battery project at the Dalrymple substation on South Australia’s Yorke Peninsula is now live and connected to the National Electricity Market (NEM).
[Continue reading…]A new report ranking power prices in the National Electricity Market makes some curious claims about so-called high-efficiency, low emissions (HELE) coal fired power generation.
[Continue reading…]Australia’s Renewable Energy Target or RET was audited last year and a report released last month. It’s a 25,000 word report so I’m not going into everything it covers. There’s way too much detail for that. It’s enormous. If you wanted me to write that many words it would take me all day. Even longer […]
[Continue reading…]The NT Government announced yesterday that the Territory will be powered by 10% solar energy by the end of 2019.
[Continue reading…]Choices of battery systems continue to grow in South Australia’s Home Battery Scheme, with BYD the latest to be added to the list.
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