4 November REneweconomy news
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ABB microgrid technology to power Robben Island
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Microgrid and wireless technologies will integrate renewable solar energy and reduce the use of fossil fuels to power World Heritage Site in South Africa.
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Ausgrid turns to rooftop solar to save on network costsAusgrid offers big incentives for rooftop solar in Sydney, so it can save on network costs. It’s a welcome change from the usual narrative about how rooftop solar is a burden to networks and consumers. Are battery storage and micro-grids next?
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Australia among the world’s worst on biodiversity conservationAustralia is among the top seven countries worldwide responsible for 60% of the world’s biodiversity loss between 1996 and 2008, according to a study published last week in the journal Nature.
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Rooftop solar installer caught out for fraudulent STC creationClean energy regulator takes action against solar company found to have installed rooftop PV systems without compliant Certificates of Electrical Safety.
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Oil Search’s Alaskan oil play ignores climate realityJust days out from the start of the latest climate talks, PNG-based Oil Search has delivered a slap in the face to its Pacific neighbours.
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Is your company disclosing its climate risk?Investors and activists have new ammunition to encourage public company disclosures on climate change risks and opportunities. They should use them.
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Swan Hill solar farm secures debt funding to go “merchant”Impact Investment Group secures $16.5m from specialist outfit Infradebt for 19MW merchant solar farm in northern Victoria.
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