20 September REneweconomy news
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Better data would improve transparency in electricity marketBetter data would reassure consumers that price changes are the result of real problems, such as weather or machinery failure, rather than market manipulation.
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Liddell: It would cost $900 million to keep it open till 2027Liddell coal generator visit reveals a work-force that wants it to close. Even betting agencies are punting on its closure.
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Sci-Fi novel envisions corporatocracy in a climate-changed futureIn Tal Klein’s new novel, The Punch Escrow, humans have successfully tackled disease and climate change, but powerful corporations control everything.
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Graph of the Day: Live renewable energy share and emissions by stateTwo new live graphs show renewable energy share and energy emissions in each state. Rooftop solar is lowering emissions significantly during the day.
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Queensland big solar boom continues, as another 150MW project approvedQueensland’s Western Downs Region continues large-scale solar boom, with approval of 300MW battery ready Beelbee PV farm.
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Redflow scores second major battery sale for remote Pacific Island projectsRedflow gets second major order within months for its zinc bromine batteries for application on remote, Pacific Island sites.
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Brisbane Airport rolls out massive 6MW solar projectHuge 6MW solar upgrade at Brisbane Airport will supply 18% of electricity needs and save around $1m a year on energy bills.
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SolarEdge enhancing residential PV offering for AustraliaIncreased power production with single-phase inverters and new three-phase inverters for cost-effective larger PV systems
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