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6 Oct REneweconomy news

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  • Utilities scramble to catch up with stunning fall in renewable energy costs

    While it may take decades yet for renewables to become the dominant form of generation globally, their presence today is permanent, economically rational and their advance inevitable.

    VisitTim Buckley, 1d ago
  • Tritium boosts EV charger production seven-fold at Brisbane plant

    Tritium unveiled new facility that will lift manufacturing of EV charging stations 7-fold, while QLD government unveils its long term EV strategy.

    VisitGiles Parkinson, 1d ago
  • Greens push 20GW energy storage target to shift debate from baseload

    Greens unveil plan for 20GW of energy storage by 2030, providing incentives for storage at household and grid level, and try to move the energy debate beyond the limited scope of baseload vs renewables.

    VisitGiles Parkinson, 1d ago
  ARENA, CEFC back plan to recycle EV-batteries for household storage

  A Melbourne company that has found a way to recycle EV batteries for use in household and grid-scale storage gets some money from Turnbull’s innovation fund.

  VisitGiles Parkinson, 1d ago
  Australian household electricity prices may be 25% higher than official reports

  The IEA may be underestimating Australian household energy bills by 25% because of a lack of accurate data from the federal government.

  VisitBruce Mountain, 1d ago
  Renewable energy markets un-moved by bizarre push for coal

  Once upon a time political divisions on energy policy would have had a significant impact on the renewable energy market. This time, however, it has been largely ignored.

  VisitMarco Stella, 1d ago
• Investec Australia supports Australian green energy sector

  Investec Australia Limited’s Infrastructure Finance & Investment team has added to its local funding of green energy by helping a UK developer of solar projects expand in Australia.

  VisitInvestec, 1d ago

October 6, 2017 - Posted by Christina Macpherson | energy