Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "renewable energy"
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2.4KPoliticsSt Patricks Plains Wind Farm Revised Proposal
On 22 January Epuron provided the following update: Revision of wind turbine layout After a full year of on-site surveys and community...
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1.5KOpinion
Renewables and Tasmania – How to Do it Right
It’s hard to overstate how badly Tasmania is getting renewables wrong. The politics is toxic. Deniers haunt the halls of Parliament, corporate...
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Community Group SOLVE Respond to Renewable Energy Plan
Media release – Supporting Our Loongana Valley Environment, 21 December 2020 Community Group SOLVE respond to State Government TREAP The state government’s...
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1.2KEconomy
3 Studies to Support Renewable Hydrogen Future
The Tasmanian Government is investing $2.6 million in three large-scale renewable hydrogen feasibility studies to boost the state’s renewable energy future. The...
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1.2KOpinion
Forest Furnaces Are Not Renewable Energy
In a climate emergency, we have a scientific and moral imperative to decrease our carbon emissions to slow down the planet’s warming. ...
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Tasmania Uniquely Positioned to Lead on Net-Zero Carbon Emissions
Media release – UTAS, 5 November 2020 Tasmania Uniquely Positioned to Lead on Net-Zero Carbon Emissions Tasmania’s proposed renewable energy target has...
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1.6KKnowledge
Pumped Hydro isn’t our Energy Future, it’s our Past
It’s now beyond dispute that — for new electricity generation — solar, wind and other forms of renewable energy are cheaper than...
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Distributed Renewable Energy Network Better Than Second Basslink
Tasmania's energy picture is complicated by past deals and a rush to bet on what might be the wrong option, writes Norm...
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Project Marinus and Battery of the Nation are ‘Huge $7.1 billion Mistake’
The Bob Brown Foundation has released its report Wrong Way Go Back: An Analysis of the economics and greenhouse gas impact of...
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CSIRO’s COVID-19 Recovery and Resilience Report
CSIRO has prepared a report on the science and technology growth opportunities that can help restore the economy.
