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Daily update: Fossil fuel follies: Massive subsidies underpin oil, coal exploration

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Renew Economy editor@reneweconomy.com.au via mail7.atl111.rsgsv.net 

3:32 PM (48 minutes ago)

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Fossil fuel follies; Rooftop solar now 13% of residential demand in SE Qld; Bugger Direct Action; Off-grid luxury; NSW-ACT renewable energy cluster gets ARENA backing; Rise of the LEDs; Talking with $1bn battery startup Alevo; Dyesol in planning phases of thin film products commercialization; Dutch gets solar cycling path; and A web vacuum could suck Co2 from your inbox.
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Subsidies for fossil fuel exploration in Australia reach $4 billion, and $100 billion in G20 countries, despite vows to phase them out. New report labels this a “double folly” because the new reserves are both uneconomic and unsustainable.
Solar now accounts for 13 per cent of residential demand in south-east Queensland, as another 2,600 households sign up for solar.
BZE initiative says households can use energy efficiency and rooftop solar to deliver higher carbon reductions than Australia’s current targets.
NSW to extend state’s energy saving scheme out to 2025, expand it to include incentives to cut gas consumption, as well as electricity.
Two new luxury eco-villas unveiled on SA’s Kangaroo Island have been taken off-grid, and will be powered by solar.
ARENA backs initiative to develop renewable energy industry cluster in south-east NSW/ACT region, currently the only green spot in bleak Australian energy landscape.
Once the stuff of electronics geeks rifling through circuit board component drawers at Radio Shack, LEDs are today the rising heroes of energy efficiency.
Alevo will announce plans to transform the world of energy storage at a new 4 million sq. ft. manufacturing plant in Concord, North Carolina.
Australia’s Dyesol in planning phases of the commercialisation of its solid-state DSC technology.
A country that may have just passed the one gigawatt threshold for installed PV is now home to a new cycling path lined with solar panels.
Electrolux unveils free web-based World Wide Vac, a tool to help people eliminate carbon emissions attributable to the junk clogging their email accounts.

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