1 July REneweconomy news
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WA garnet miner to build 3MW solar, wind, battery storage plantGMA Garnet in WA becomes latest Australian big energy user to turn to renewables and battery storage for a cheaper, more reliable power supply.
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Another blow to CCS, as EU power giants bow out of Dutch projectEuropean power giants Engie and Uniper pull out of major Dutch carbon capture and storage project in same week as US project abandoned.
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Electric vehicle charging networks rolled out across WA, QldAustralia’s two biggest states are rolling out extensive electric vehicle charging networks, to cater for soon to be “ubiquitous” EVs.
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Energy storage already cost-competitive in commercial sector, finds studyCheaper battery prices sees storage playing a broader role in energy markets, particularly for commercial customers seeking to reduce peak consumption, research from McKinsey shows.
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1.This month.
Julian Assange could be released on 20th May
The video on Palestine that got Yanis Varoufakis BANNED from Germany
Keep U.S. military expansion out of Australia
Petition EN5543 – Call for termination of the US-Australia Force Posture Agreement
Antinuclear 
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