Western Australia’s McGowan Government has stumped up $1.68 million to support renewable hydrogen feasibility studies across the state.
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Study: Coal Power Shutdowns Saved Lives And Crops
A study out of University of California San Diego states coal-fired electricity generation shutdowns in the USA have saved tens of thousands of lives and millions of bushels of important crops.
[Continue reading…]Queensland’s First Community-Scale Battery Project Nears Prime Time
The first community-scale battery storage facility in Queensland – featuring Tesla Powerpack batteries – will soon be operational according to the Palaszczuk Government.
[Continue reading…]Fossil Fuel Producers Should Pay For Bushfire Recovery Fund : TAI
The Australia Institute welcomed the Morrison Government’s $2 billion bushfire recovery fund announcement, but questions why regular taxpayers will be paying for it.
[Continue reading…]DIY Shadow Analysis: Learn How To Quantify Any Shade Cast On Solar Panels
When I came to Australia from the UK in 2002, I was struck by how rare double storey houses were over here. Fast forward 18 years and, as medium density living becomes the new norm in the suburbs, double storey houses are popping up everywhere.
[Continue reading…]Zero Mass Water’s New Water-From-Air Extraction System
The company commercially producing a solar powered device that extracts drinking water from air will be showcasing the new Source Rexi hydropanel at CES in Las Vegas this week.
[Continue reading…]Solar Car Park Latest PV Addition For Brimbank City Council
A 250-space multi-level car park in the Melbourne suburb of Sunshine is now cranking out clean electricity – part of a solar power rollout by Brimbank City Council.
[Continue reading…]AEMO Says They Will Support A Broken Market System That Puts Lives In Danger
You would think the middle of a horrendous bushfire season — at a time when large areas of New South Wales were ablaze and air quality in Sydney was worse than Shanghai thanks to smoke hanging in the air like the ghost of gums before drifting out to sea — would be a bad time […]
[Continue reading…]Australia Likely To Suffer 1,000 Or More Excess Deaths From Bushfire Smoke
According to UQ Economics Professor, John Quiggin, Australia is likely to suffer 1,000 or more excess deaths due to smoke pollution from the current disastrous bushfire season.
[Continue reading…]A Slow Start For 2020’s First Victorian Solar Panel Rebates
As at 6AM this morning, Solar Victoria’s website indicated 578 rebates for home solar power systems remained in January’s first round.
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