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Global energy market’s moment of truth, 13 reasons why slashing solar incentives is dumb politics, China coal demand could halve by 2020, Qld farming town pushes for 400MW solar farm, Oz EV fast charger debuts in Europe, Developing nations leading global renewables growth, Is spying on anti-coal activists just tip of iceberg? India’s energy future, and Sungevity teams with E.ON to scale residential solar.

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The global energy market’s moment of truth Paul Gilding

If you want to know what addressing climate change will really be like for business and investors, then take a look at today’s electricity and energy markets.

13 reasons why slashing solar incentives is dumb politics John Grimes

Slashing support to the solar industry as a result of the federal government’s RET review would be really dumb politics. Here’s why.

Peak Coal? China coal demand could halve by 2020 Sophie Vorrath

China coal demand could peak as soon as 2015, and half of coal destined for China may not have an end-market in 2020.

Qld farming town pushes for 400MW solar farm Giles Parkinson

Small farming town of Kilcoy wants Queensland government to intervene to fast-track approval of a proposed 400MW solar farm.

Oz EV fast charger debuts in Europe, in new distribution deal Sophie Vorrath

Australian-designed Veefil EV fast charger makes its EU debut, kicking off a production and distribution deal that will launch the technology globally.

Developing nations lead renewables growth in 2013 Sophie Vorrath

Report reveals boom in developing countries with renewable energy support policies, including installation targets much more ambitious than Australia’s.

Is spying on anti-coal activists just the tip of the iceberg? Clive Hamilton

Revelations of spying on the Maules Creek and Boggabri activists is a rare ray of light into a dark world of surveillance of conservation groups.

India’s energy future: Australian coal or renewable revolution Craig Froome

The new India leader will need to balance his love of solar with energy demand – but ultimately it will be price that decides role Australia coal.

Sungevity teams with Germany’s E.ON to scale residential solar Eric Wesoff

US solar leasing firm Sungevity teams up with Germany’s biggest utility to enter European