EcoGeneration asks a panel of experts how pumped hydro energy storage can reshape the NEM and set Australia on track for a clean energy future.
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Record year for clean energy puts RET within reach
New figures confirm that Australia’s renewable energy industry is on track to meet the Renewable Energy Target, showing the effectiveness of long-term and stable policy, said CEC chief executive Kane Thornton.
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Renewable energy winning the price war
The tide has turned in favour of clean energy as an economically rational choice and all we can hope for is that government policy catches on to the logic, writes Natalie Collard.
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CEC launches Women in Renewables e-mentoring program
The Clean Energy Council’s Women in Renewables Initiative is seeking mentors and mentees from the renewable energy industry to be part of a new e-mentoring program conducted by the Australian Women in Resources Alliance.
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Victoria’s move to time-varying FiT a boost for batteries, says CEC
The Essential Services Commission in Victoria has released a new framework for time-varying feed-in tariffs, with rates varying from 29c/kWh during peak and 7.2c/kWh for off-peak periods.
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Chaos before calm … the inevitable impact and opportunities of the clean energy transition
The disruption wrought by the transition to clean energy will challenge distribution networks and set a mighty task for battery-makers, Capgemini’s Anastasia Klingberg tells EcoGeneration.
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Lessons from Europe and warnings for developing nations as the world turns towards renewables
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.
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California’s clean side … how the Golden State plans to burst through its 50% clean energy target
The Golden State is shooting for 50% clean energy by 2030, which Energy Commissioner Andrew McAllister says is well within reach.
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EnerNOC enters Australian frequency control market
EnerNOC has begun providing the NEM with frequency control ancillary services to support power system security and ensure uninterrupted power during unexpected events.
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A NEG that delays investment is a negative: CEC
The clean energy industry has welcomed progress on further policy development for the Federal Government’s proposed National Energy Guarantee (NEG) today, but warned the process would now need to address the many concerns it has about the policy.
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