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Daily update: Why Warburton wants to set solar industry back a decade
Renew Economy editor@reneweconomy.com.au via mail21.atl111.rsgsv.net
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Why Waburton wants to set solar industry back a decade; Wind turbines in Aus may stop spinning; Sectors respond to RET review; Hunt says slashing RET will not break election promise; Napthine government accused of 25 attacks on clean energy; Samoa inaugurates 1st wind farm as Pacific turns away from diesel; Abbott environmental agenda harsher than he promised; US city passes law making solar ‘default’ generation resource.
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The Warburton review may cause a brief boom in rooftop solar, but it will kill the prospect of large scale solar farms, and set the industry back a decade in Australia – the country that should be leading the world in solar energy.
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Wind farms in Australia may have to close under proposals put forward by RET Review panel, which is accused of ignoring financing issues.
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Doctors, solar and wind tower manufacturers, developers and voluntary markets associations warns of devastating impacts of RET review.
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Hunt says slashing renewables target to 25,000GWh would not break an election promise – because 41,000GWh was nothing but a “flaw in system”.
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Report highlights what it describes as the Victorian Coalition Government’s “systematic campaign” against renewable energy and climate policies.
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The Pacific island country of Samoa has announced its first wind farm, developed by an Abu Dhabi renewable energy company, Masdar.
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Environmental protection is being given a lower priority than it has by any federal government since the first environmental legislation was introduced some 40 years ago.
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Austin Energy’s recent 5-cent solar contract was a big deal. Now it makes solar “default” generation to hedge against rising fossil fuel costs.
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