International | EcoGeneration

Australia, the natural energy exporter

by EcoGen Editor | Sep 16, 2019 | Australia, Comment, International, International, Policy, Projects, Renewables, Solar, Solar Projects, Wind, Wind Projects | 0 |

Australia can become a major renewable energy exporter while helping energy deficient countries in Asia to reduce their use of fossil fuels, writes Amar Rathore.

Stampeding sheep, cross-border interconnection and China risk: ACES International Perspective panel

by EcoGen Editor | Aug 7, 2019 | Comment, International, International, Policy, Projects, Renewables, Solar, Solar Projects, Storage, Wind, Wind Projects | 0 |

Australia may be ahead of the pack in adoption of new technology but we have be aware on how the rest of the world is travelling, an expert panel at the Clean Energy Summit concluded.

Why renewables are the solution for Australia: IEEFA

by EcoGen Editor | Apr 23, 2019 | Australia, Comment, International, Policy, Projects, Renewable Energy Target, Renewables, Solar, State Policy, Storage, Wind | 0 |

Renewables are the lowest cost sustainable solution for Australia’s energy policy crisis and potentially one of Australia’s largest export industries, writes IEEFA’s Tim Buckley.

World energy markets report 2018 … are we there yet?

by EcoGen Editor | Jan 30, 2019 | International, Policy, Renewable Energy Target, Renewables, Solar, Storage, Wind | 0 |

Late last year Capgemini released its 20th annual World Energy Markets Observatory Report for 2018. Ecogeneration takes a look at the report and what it means for the renewable energy sector as China continues to be the world leader in in the production of renewable energy sources.

Making Australia a renewable energy exporting superpower

by EcoGen Editor | Dec 14, 2018 | Australia, Comment, Company Updates, Efficiency, Emissions Reduction Fund, For Consumers, Funding, International, International, Policy, Projects, Renewable Energy Target, Renewables, Solar, Solar, Solar Projects, State Policy, Storage, Wind, Wind Projects | 0 |

Politicians around Australia are proposing ambitious plans to export renewable energy from...

The people have spoken…and it’s time to start listening

by EcoGen Editor | Nov 30, 2018 | Australia, Bioenergy, Climate, Comment, Commercial, Company Updates, Efficiency, Electric Vehicles, Emissions Reduction Fund, For Consumers, For Installers, Funding, Geothermal, International, Ocean Power, Policy, Projects, Renewable Energy Target, Renewables, Residential, Solar, Solar, Solar Projects, State Policy, Storage, Uncategorised, Wind, Wind Projects | 0 |

The Victorian election result should be a warning to all political parties that voters expect a...

Happy birthday, SA’s big battery, and many happy returns (of your recyclable parts)

by EcoGen Editor | Nov 30, 2018 | Australia, Comment, Company Updates, Efficiency, Funding, International, International, Policy, Projects, Renewable Energy Target, Renewables, Solar, State Policy, Storage | 0 |

A year ago today, Tesla’s big battery in South Australia began dispatching power to the state’s...

Australia must embrace transformation for a sustainable future

by EcoGen Editor | Jun 19, 2018 | Australia, Climate, Comment, Emissions Reduction Fund, Funding, International, International, Policy, Projects, Renewable Energy Target, Renewables, Solar, Solar, State Policy, Wind | 0 |

Last Friday, the Australian government released its first report on our progress towards meeting...

Meet the new ‘renewable superpowers’: nations that boss the materials used for wind and solar

by EcoGen Editor | Feb 26, 2018 | Climate, Comment, Emissions Reduction Fund, International, International, Policy, Projects, Renewable Energy Target, Renewables, Solar, Solar Projects, Storage, Wind, Wind Projects | 0 |

Imagine a world where every country has not only complied with the Paris climate agreement but has...

Lessons from Europe and warnings for developing nations as the world turns towards renewables

by EcoGen Editor | Dec 7, 2017 | Australia, Climate, International, International, Policy, Projects, Renewables | 0 |

As economies disentangle themselves from the “fossil burden” in their generation fleets the world will stumble towards an inevitable transition to clean energy, says UTS research director Dr Sven Teske, but global temperatures will likely rise above the 2°C target.