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10 Sep 2014:
Australian researchers create ‘solar ink’ that can be printed on a material and used to charge smartphones and laptops
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8 Sep 2014: In the wake of the EPA’s clean power plan, a host of lawsuits indicate that the costs and benefits of President Obama’s climate initiatives will not be shared equally
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8 Sep 2014:
With cheaper solar power – in combination with better battery storage – poised to revolutionise the energy sector, it’s time to break with the past, says Reg Platt
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5 Sep 2014: The industry body for the solar power sector is targeting marginal electorates – and the government is feeling the heat
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4 Sep 2014: Glenn Lazarus says the RET is working without pushing up power prices – and only ‘climate sceptics’ want to ditch it
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29 Aug 2014:
James Winfield:Crowd Power Plant was born in January 2014 but the business plan has already won an award. Its founder explains
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28 Aug 2014:
Wind, solar and other green technologies now producing 22% of world's electricity
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27 Aug 2014: World’s largest private bank predicts large-scale power stations will soon make way for electric cars and new solar technologies
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22 Aug 2014:
John Grimes accuses environment minister of threatening him with negative media coverage if he did not drop campaign
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Guardian Professional, 18 Aug 2014: Mobile phones are facilitating access to utilities in poor rural communities. But do consumers have the faith to go cashless? Rachel Banning-Lover investigates
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18 Aug 2014: The shale boom is a bubble waiting to burst as the economics of extraction falter and the trickle of bad environmental news turns into a flood
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Guardian Professional,
18 Aug 2014:
Every one of Nepal’s 6,000 health centres and clinics has problems with energy supply, a new business model providing rent to own solar systems aims to change that
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15 Aug 2014: Upgrade of Doomadgee farm in north-west Queensland could generate enough energy to cover local needs, says Arena boss
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Guardian Professional, 14 Aug 2014:
The Hazara people have long been repressed and deprived of services. Could a solar power plant offer a glimmer of hope? Karl Mathiesen finds out
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14 Aug 2014:
BusinessGreen: Power generation up by 43% compared to first quarter of 2013, government figures show
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