The adoption of heat pump incentives in a growing number of countries is attributed to increased demand for low carbon heating systems.
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As our nation transitions toward a renewable energy future, it is critical that all Australians, not just the energy market, play a central role in planning and delivering the country’s future electricity system.
We must ensure that the needs, rights and opportunities for communities, industries and consumers are not being compromised to satisfy least-cost outcomes.
Many actors in the energy market recognised the (AEMO) Australian Energy Market Operator’s integrated system plan (ISP) as the blueprint for our energy future.
When meeting the national energy objectives (NEO), the ISP appears to represent an appropriate business model for the National Energy Market (NEM). However, the ISP and regulatory investment test for transmission (RIT–T) frameworks are clearly not fit for purpose as they do not consider matters beyond the NEO.
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Alternatives to gas and oil heating are becoming more popular but are still expensive.
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Cost of living increases by 10.1% in year to September as BBC survey suggests concern is rising.
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The record-breaking heatwaves seen across much of the world in recent months will become increasingly common by the end of the decade, according to research.
Experts say how hot they will be is “hugely” dependent on our ability to curb carbon emissions in the next few years.
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Heat pumps are becoming all the rage in a world trying to slash carbon emissions and cut energy costs.
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