Daily update: No progressive ideas, please, we’re Australian
Renew Economy editor@reneweconomy.com.au via mail77.atl71.mcdlv.net
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Pressive ideas? Please, we’re Australian; RET Review calculations lack transparency; Australian business ignoring natural capital risk; Could distributed renewables make up 80% of world’s energy by 2040?; How to convince conservatives about climate change; BHP Billiton not quick enough to act on climate change; Building renewables is as green as you’d expect; 14 Euro Union member states will miss 2020 targets; and Why solar is taking off across the country;
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The reaction to South Australia’s new renewable target, and the ANU’s divestment campaign, has been extraordinary, and has unleashed a torrent of abuse from Team Australia, otherwise known as Team Coal, in the media.
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Schneider Electric whitepaper questions ‘lack of transparency’ in RET Review calculations on LGCs – a key factor in evaluating cost of RET.
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Report calls on Australian businesses to weigh up links between financial and natural capital risks, in light of the ongoing decline in biodiversity.
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WA energy expert says ‘utility death spiral’ well underway – new world order will see 80% of energy come from self-generated renewables and storage by 2040.
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Psychologists could play key part in helping convince conservatives to take climate change seriously. Tell them they’re patriots.
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BHP Billiton needs to move faster to capture ‘unprecedented’ low-carbon value, and to avoid climate risk.
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How green are these sources of low-carbon renewable electricity? Pretty green, it turns out.
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14 European Union member states will fail to meet their 20% renewable energy target by 2020 based on current progress.
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The biggest solar power project in the entire state of Minnesota is going to be at an airport.
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