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Shale company joins renewable hydrogen rush, so it can process oil
QEM, the developer of the Julia Creek shale oil project in Queensland, wants to use green hydrogen to process raw oil into usable fuel. — Read on reneweconomy.com.au/shale-company-joins-renewable-hydrogen-rush-so-it-can-process-oil/ Believe it or not…green hydrogen to produce petrol/diesel.
Investment in renewables drops
AEMO’s 2020 Integrated System Plan (ISP) has delivered a clear roadmap for development of the energy system. To deliver this, we need to address the current grid connection challenges in order to build investor confidence for new clean energy generation,” … Continue reading
Electric Vehicles: Australian Electric Vehicles Can Deliver 5x Snowy 2.0s – What’s Required to Realise This Potential
The opportunities and barriers of vehicle-to-grid services in Australia — Read on http://www.all-energy.com.au/en-gb/virtual-conference/electric-vehicles-session.html How cool is this compared to such monster expense, so remote, old fashioned idea of Snowy2.0?
California’s Ban on Gas Vehicles is Also Good News for the Grid and the Auto Sector
California’s Ban on Gas Vehicles is Also Good News for the Grid and the Auto Sector – Rocky Mountain Institute — Read on rmi.org/californias-ban-on-gas-vehicles-is-also-good-news-for-the-grid-and-the-auto-sector/ Imagine this in USA, convulsions for Trump!
Cannon-Brookes says Hornsdale battery proof that technology change will be rapid
Billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes issues fresh plea to governments to not underestimate the pace of change in clean energy technologies. — Read on reneweconomy.com.au/cannon-brookes-says-hornsdale-battery-proof-that-technology-change-will-be-rapid-34391/ “The reason I think that was such an amazing event is rarely have we had a lot … Continue reading
“We cut through the politics:” Zibelman says rapid transition to RE “not a choice”
What Audrey also said was SA will soon be seeing days of 100% supply from rooftop solar PV, zero from grid. Zibelman says renewables share will approach 70 per cent “regularly” by 2030, but engineering and economics has and will … Continue reading
Why green hydrogen could be cheaper than fossil fuels in just a few years
Why green hydrogen could be cheaper than fossil fuels in just a few years | RenewEconomy — Read on http://www.google.com.au/amp/s/reneweconomy.com.au/why-green-hydrogen-could-be-cheaper-than-fossil-fuels-in-just-a-few-years-32918/amp/
Fossil fuels face rapid defeat by UK’s wind and sun
..no future for either gas or nukes.. 31 August, 2020 – The cost of UK energy from renewables like wind and sun continues to plunge, beating British official expectations. — Read on climatenewsnetwork.net/fossil-fuels-face-rapid-defeat-by-uks-wind-and-sun/
Batteries or gas? The jury is out, for now |
“This is the sort of thing that causes countries such as Venezuela to fall over, our government is taking all the risks.” AGL chief says batteries can now compete with gas peaking services to keep grid stable. — Read on … Continue reading
Shell buys into carbon offsets market, adding to solar and battery purchases
If owners of previous energy supply now put big $ into renewables, is the zero carbon transition actually imminent? Shell expands its Australian push into businesses beyond the fossil fuel sector with the acquisition of carbon offset firm Select Carbon. … Continue reading
