Daily update: Solar to be world’s main energy source by 2050
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Consumers push renewable energy as Abbott hedges on RET’ Rooftop solar PV provides 25% daytime demand in SA; Solar targets Newman; Solar to be world’s main energy source by 2050; Cutting carbon without the fuss; Largest battery storage project open; Modi seeks US funds for solar & wind; Australia’s forgotten renewable energy source; and dodgy politics in Latrobe Valley.
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Consumers call out Abbott on renewable cost analysis, saying its own modelling supports retention of RET. This comes as government finally makes approach to Labor, but hedges on what its proposed changes would be.
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Rooftop solar PV is providing 25% of electricity demand in South Australia – on weekends and on some weekdays.
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Solar industry joined by unions and environmental groups to make rooftop solar a key election issue in upcoming state poll.
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International Energy Agency says solar is likely to account for more than 50% of global power generation by 2050.
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Largest listed renewables group says policy should not be based on “anecdotes, wishful thinking, prejudice, blind faith, selective reporting and simple denialism.”
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New Hampshire utility cut carbon emissions by 70%, using carbon price and sensible policies – and the Tea Party, moose hunters, and consumers didn’t object.
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The Tehachapi Energy Storage Project — the biggest battery energy storage project to date in North America — has now opened.
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is all set to do business this week in the US, and renewable energy is really big on his agenda.
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When we think of renewable energy, it’s easy to picture spinning wind turbines or rooftop solar panels. But what about bioenergy?
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Why it’s easier to attack science than listen to Morwell fire death statistics.
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