20 October Reneweconomy News
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Why Turnbull’s plan could be disaster for renewables, climate, pricesNEG appears to be the most ill-considered, poorly detailed and potentially useless policy that anyone can remember, and a disaster for renewable energy, climate targets and consumer prices. It appears to be the work of Australia’s so-called “energy mafia”, hungry to retain power of incumbent oligopoly.
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It’s the end, not the means that countAmongst all the sound and fury regarding the Government’s energy plan there is a central question going unanswered – what is the level of emissions reduction being proposed by the Government? And at what cost?
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The no-name policy with little chance of reducing power pricesThe runway to strong emission reductions at an affordable price is at risk of being thrown away under the Coaliton’s new policy, which could require retailers to buy the output from its own expensive Snowy Hydro project. The energy mafia would approve.
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States gobsmacked by lack of detail, research in Turnbull’s NEGStates stunned by lack of detail in new energy policy. In a testy phone hook-up they were told all the government had was a press release and an eight-page letter.
China set to add 50GW new solar PV in 2017China has installed 42GW of new solar PV in 2017 so far, putting it on track to reach a record 50GW for the year. Meanwhile, in battery storage…The NEG: A carbon price by any other nameAssuming it is implemented, the Turnbull government’s National Energy Guarantee will in effect establish a de facto price on carbon emissions from the power sector.Replacing the Clean Energy Target with a dirty one?The decision to walk away from a Clean Energy Target makes no sense. But small communities will forge ahead with the transition to renewable energy. -
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