There are infinite ways in which energy savings can be incentivised using rigorous measurement and verification methods, writes Hamish McGovern.
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Catch it if you can … the race to build tomorrow’s storage
There is no argument about the vital role storage will play in a grid dominated by variable renewables, writes Jeremy Chunn, but its rise is sure to be a prolonged affair that is potholed with risk.
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An efficient NEM is ‘possible’ but still a way off: Capgemini
Capgemini’s annual overview of global energy markets included a significant section on Australia this year. EcoGeneration speaks to authors Anastasia Klingberg and Jan Lindhaus about how we are tracking.
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Victoria’s energy efficiency booster shot is an example to follow
The Victorian government has unleashed close to $800 million in funding to show it is serious about energy efficiency at all levels.
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ARENA’s Darren Miller on how to build a risk-filled renewables portfolio … ‘none of our investments are duds – even the ones that fail’
As head of the Australian Renewable Energy Agency, Darren Miller is pushing the technologies that will support and deliver tomorrow’s clean energy grid.
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Greenbacks for greenery … venture capital hears the call for clean energy
Climate-conscious venture capitalists are once again placing big bets on clean technology. Can they make money and protect the planet?
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NSW paves the way with $32bn roadmap to 12GW generation, 3GW storage by 2030
The NSW government has provided the incentive developers of wind and solar, and especially pumped hydro, were waiting for.
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Crowd-power invited to fund army of sub-2MW PV plants
Komo Energy is looking to fund up to a hundred 500kW-2MW stand-alone solar farms supplying into the grid by offering shares to the public.
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Early movers target 400MW behind-the-meter VPP, cite risk in front-of-meter storage value
As the storage market evolves owners of behind-the-meter assets will have greater flexibility to profit than on-grid facilities, says UK entrant.
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Replace coal and gas exports with clean energy? It can be done … if the grid is 2,000% renewables: All-Energy
It may be possible, if the technology is affordable and agreements are in place, to switch from dirty energy exports to clean ones ... if Australia generates more than 20 times the electricity it does today.
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