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Daily update: Regulator slaps down networks on more attempted gold-plating

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Regulator slaps down networks on more attempted gold-plating; AEMC paves way for changes in network pricing; Climate denying crusader behind Leyonhjelm RET campaign; Why Uralla wants to be first z-net town; Campaign launched for first community solar thermal+storage plant; What would success in Lima look like?; Why aren’t rural electric cooperatives champions of local clean power?; The micropower revolution is here; and Belectric unveils first battery storage facility.
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