Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "renewable energy"
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2.5K1ArticleMarinus Link Pty Ltd Takeover – Pissing in the Wind Turbines
Good old TasNetworks! It is owned and funded by the taxpayers of Tasmania, ostensibly for the benefit of all Tasmanians. Now its...
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787ArticleAkaysha’s 2hr Battery Flies Through Approvals
by Rachel Williamson Akaysha Energy, the battery storage developer backed by global funds management giant BlackRock, has flown through the Northern Midlands...
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Green Hydrogen is Coming
You might remember hearing a lot about green hydrogen last year, as global pressure mounted on Australia to take stronger action on...
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Transcript of Albanese Presser at Tassal
Transcript of media conference with Anthony Albanese MP, Prime Minister of Australia, and Julie Collins MP, Minister for Housing, Minister for Homelessness,...
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EPA Approves Tarraleah Power Station Upgrade
Media release – Environment Protection Authority (EPA), 11 January 2024 EPA considers proposal for the upgrade of the Tarraleah Power Scheme’s conveyance no....
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How Wind Turbines Could Coexist Peacefully with Bats and Birds
As wind power grows around the world, so does the threat the turbines pose to wildlife. From simple fixes to high-tech solutions,...
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Tas Still in Running for Hydrogen Headstart Funding
Media release – Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA), 21 December 2023 Six shortlisted for $2 billion Hydrogen Headstart funding On behalf of the...
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Cressy Solar Farm Approved
Media release – Nick Duigan, Minister for Energy and Renewables, 12 December 2023 Solar project receives a tick of approval Tasmania’s biggest...
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On Robbins Is Wind Farm Approval …
Media release – Jeremy Rockliff, Premier; Nick Duigan, Minister for Energy and Renewables, 27 November 2023 Robbins Island Wind Farm forges ahead The Rockliff...
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Marinus a ‘Ripper Deal’ for Whom?
The recent rejig of the Marinus Link Project, described by Energy Minister Barnett as “a ripper deal”, has not left many Tasmanians...
