On why we don’t have to follow our political leaders The Fifth Estate - our view Experts report we’ve had the hottest decade since records began. Large tracts of the country are in flames with ash now contaminating Sydney’s main water storage at Warragamba Dam.
Mainstreaming low carbon design Ian Dixon, GHD and Philip Oldfield, UNSW Low carbon design provides a cost-effective way of improving performance that can be adopted for all buildings. Now, clear guidance on how to achieve such designs is available in a series of free, technical guides.
Clean Energy Finance Corporation to target batteries and other storage Tweet Image by Blomst from Pixabay The Fifth Estate | 30 July 2019 Brief: The Clean Energy Finance Corporation invested a total of $1.3 billion into the clean energy sector in the 2018-19 financial year. Next year will see the corporation hone in on storage and increasing stability in the grid by funding pumped storage and large-scale batteries, behind-the-meter generation and grid solutions. A record $320 million was repaid to the CEFC in finance in 2019 to be reinvested in other projects. Tags: CEFC Tweet
