As the clean energy sector tears ahead on another year of record growth it is worth feeling around for tremors that could telegraph shock points down the track.
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The NEM in 2035? It’ll look like this…
How do you fix today’s grid to suit tomorrow’s generation and demand – a panel of experts imagines the NEM we’ll have in 2035.
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CEC calls for reform to marginal loss factor measure as downgrades hit confidence
A consequence of a fall in the ratio of energy used by customers versus energy generated is a reduction in the viability of renewable projects, the CEC said.
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JinkoSolar launches bifacial Swan module
JinkoSolar has launched its bifacial module “Swan”, the latest addition to its Cheetah premium range.
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Energy Locals-Enosi partership offers solar-trading, whether you own a PV system or not
Retailer Energy Locals has teamed up with technology startup Enosi to offer an energy-sharing scheme where excess solar generation can be traded between customers at prices set by the individual members.
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Tremors in the pumped hydro pipeline
So much potential, so much expense – a panel of experts considers pumped hydro and the future of the NEM.
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Sydney Uni launches Gelion zinc-bromide scalable battery
Researchers at the University of Sydney have launched a scalable zinc-bromide battery under the brand Gelion Technologies.
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Keep concentrating! Solar thermal company seeks $75m to expand to utility scale
If it works at 1MW, maybe it can manage 500MW? That’s the motivation of developers of a concentrating solar thermal project who are looking to finance a utility-scale power plant.
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You don’t have to be rich to ‘get’ the value of solar
Research shows solar PV uptake is more common in middle-to-lower socio-economic households ... and their cheap exports are pushing down everyone's bills.
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Can California switch to 100% clean energy? Hell yeah!
Environmentalist, entrepreneur, investor -- Danny Kennedy is an energy source in human form. So what does the California-based Australian think of the Golden State’s bid to flip to renewables?
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