Clean energy is growing in the grid but there is still plenty of risk for big investors.
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Things will get worse before they get better … how curtailment and restrictive MLFs will precede the dawn of renewable energy zones
Grid constraints are symptoms of an energy system in transition, say analysts. A balancing act of new supply and transmission will see bumps along the way.
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Autonomous Energy looks for a clean start after mixing with Bill Papas
A leading C&I solar company is focused on business as usual having found itself briefly under the ownership of an alleged fraudster.
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RACV Solar’s 800kW PV-and-storage upgrade for Holmesglen TAFE
RACV Solar has partnered with Holmesglen Institute to deliver an energy solution and training facility worthy of turning out tomorrow’s solar workers.
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The rocky road for LGCs to 2030 and beyond
Could there be a second life for Large-scale Generation Certificates once the Renewable Energy Target scheme matures?
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Deciding our distributed energy future
The debate around the regulatory reform of distributed energy resources will help decide the future direction of Australia’s electricity system, writes Clean Energy Council CEO Kane Thornton.
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Global alignment against carbon puts Australia at a crossroads
As major economies agree on a deadline for decarbonisation investors are watching Canberra for a signal to commit, write Lane Crockett and Fergus Pitt.
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A green bubble? The renewables investment boom dissected
Green stocks are on a wild ride as investors of all stripes get on board. The Economist dissects the investment boom.
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CEFC gets NSW-SA-Vic EnergyConnect link over the line, with 1.8GW of projects to follow
The new connection – expected to cost $2.28 billion – will free up vast amounts of new opportunities for developers of solar, wind and storage projects.
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US must declare war on climate for energy transition to accelerate
To lead by example, the United States should declare war on the inefficient use of dirty energy, US-based Australian entrepreneurs Danny Kennedy and Saul Griffith told a Spark Club event.
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