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18 August REneweconomy news

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• Graph of the Day: South Australia’s wholesale price changes in 2017

  SA chart paints a picture of how power prices were higher when gas dominated the fuel mix in the state.

  VisitKetan Joshi, 1d ago
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  Origin to add “a Hazelwood” of renewables by 2020, but says CET remains “critical”

  Despite an upbeat renewables outlook, Origin Energy CEO says the market is not out of the woods yet, and that for investment to keep up momentum, policy stability remains at a premium, and the introduction of a Clean Energy Target is critical.

  VisitSophie Vorrath, 1d ago

  • Jay Weatherill on hydrogen, load-shedding, community activism and his critics

    The SA Premier talks eggs, sausages, solar thermal, battery storage… and why the federal Clean Energy Target still matters.

    Visit1d ago

  • Origin FY17: Revenue up, margins up, customers down

    Origin Energy lost electricity customers but grew revenue, price and margin for the full-year 2017. Overall the result was strong at virtually every line.

    VisitDavid Leitch, 1d ago
  • Chinese climate impacts will hit Australian economy

    How hard will climate impacts in China hit Australia’s economy? It’s a question for the Senate inquiry into national security implications of climate change.

    VisitDavid Spratt & Alia Armistead, 1d ago
  • AGL launches free rooftop solar energy monitoring service

    AGL is offering households with rooftop solar systems a free service to help them protect potential savings by monitoring their systems.

    VisitAGL, 1d ago
  • Origin rides high power price wave – but says it has to stop

    Origin results show its retail division made the most of a “transitioning energy market.” But CEO says further power price rises “bad for everyone.”

    VisitSophie Vorrath, 1d ago
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    New Energy Solar recognised as an ABA100 winner

    New Energy Solar has today been recognised as an ABA100 Winner in The Australian Business Awards 2017.

    VisitNew Energy Solar, 1d ago
  • New Secretary appointed for DELWP

    The Andrews Labor Government has today appointed Mr John Bradley as the new Secretary of the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning (DELWP).

    VisitVictoria State Government, 1d ago

August 18, 2017 - Posted by Christina Macpherson | AUSTRALIA - NATIONAL, energy