Hydrogen in the home is closer than you think
A pioneering hydrogen project designed to help reach the 2050 net zero target has completed its first phase.
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Australian energy crisis: The burning question for energy-rich Australia
Australia’s energy ministers have started the ball rolling on our renewable energy future. If we remained reliant on carbon fuels, we would have become a “stranded asset”.
Australia is a global energy giant. It ships to the world such vast tonnages of coal and LNG that it’s the third-biggest energy exporter on the planet, after Russia and Saudi Arabia. Yet the giant has been brought to its knees. This week millions of Australians living in NSW, Victoria, Queensland and South Australia were urged to turn off their electric appliances during times of peak demand to avoid blackouts.
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SPWR: According to Wall Street: 2 Solar Stocks to Buy, 1 to Sell
SunPower Corporation (NASDAQ:SPWR): Favorable government policies and the increasing installations of solar power units in residential and industrial areas have been driving the solar industry’s growth.
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Renewable energy: Origin, Energy Australia want new projects fast-tracked as coal is phased out
Australian power giants are calling for market reforms to focus on spurring new projects that can back up renewables.
Ahead of further negotiations between state and federal ministers on ways to avoid future energy shocks, a key proposal is for a “capacity mechanism” that would reward companies for guaranteeing power that can be called upon when the wind isn’t blowing and the sun isn’t shining, rather than only paying them for the power they produce.
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Solar for Business program | Solar Victoria
Solar for Business rebates will remain at $3,500 until all 5,000 forecasted rebates for 2020–21 have been fully allocated, and will be up to $1,750 thereafter.
The Solar for Business program is a new initiative designed to support Victorian small businesses to reduce their energy costs by accessing the benefits of renewable energy.
This initiative will bring down energy bills for small businesses by reducing the upfront cost of the installation of an approved small-scale solar PV system up to 30kW.
To support the economic recovery of Victorian small businesses and the broader solar sector, 15,000 solar PV rebates will be available over the next three years.
Read the full article at: www.solar.vic.gov.au
