Green Energy
- A Call For Strong, Stable Renewable Energy Policy In The United States
By Nick Lawton, Policy AnalystThe International Energy Agency (IEA) recently released itsRenewable Energy Medium-Term Market Report 2014, revealing that although 2013 witnessed the fastest expansion of renewable energy capacity to date, the IEA expects...
- Nsw Renewable Energy Action Plan
The NSW Government has released its draft Renewable Energy Action Plan for public comment. The draft Renewable Energy Action Plan outlines 28 actions to help NSW meet the Government’s target of 20% renewable energy by 2020, steer investment to NSW...
- Wa’s Clean Energy Potential Highlighted
WA’s clean energy potential highlighted0 Posted by Admin | Posted in Main, Solar News Australia | Posted on 09-11-2011 The Federal Government has released two reports that examine the potential for increased clean energy development in Western Australia’s...
- Clean Energy Week
Australia's peak body for renewable energy has welcomed Opposition Leader Tony Abbott's renewed commitment yesterday to the national 20 per cent Renewable Energy Target (RET). Clean Energy Council Chief Executive Matthew Warren said the Howard...
- Indonesia Plans Incentives To Boost Renewable Energy
Article parished in www.cleantechnica.com August 21st, 2015 by Smiti Mittal Indonesia is planning to introduce incentives aimed at attracting investment in its renewable energy sector.The country’s Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources recently announced that...
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What do you think?
The Climate Change Authority discussion paper has recommended keeping Australia's Renewable Energy Target unchanged.
This will be welcomed by the overwhelming majority of Australians who strongly support renewable energy.
A stable target means investors can confidently commit another $18 billion in Australian renewable energy projects, employing 30,000 Australians.
A stable target means renewable energy can become increasingly accessible and affordable for all Australians.
It also means renewable energy can continue to lower Australia's carbon emissions and reduce our dependence on fossil fuels.
It's a recommendation that makes sense for investors and for all Australians who want renewable energy to be an important and viable part of Australia's energy future.
That's why we look forward to continued bipartisan support for an unchanged Renewable Energy Target.
This will be welcomed by the overwhelming majority of Australians who strongly support renewable energy.
A stable target means investors can confidently commit another $18 billion in Australian renewable energy projects, employing 30,000 Australians.
A stable target means renewable energy can become increasingly accessible and affordable for all Australians.
It also means renewable energy can continue to lower Australia's carbon emissions and reduce our dependence on fossil fuels.
It's a recommendation that makes sense for investors and for all Australians who want renewable energy to be an important and viable part of Australia's energy future.
That's why we look forward to continued bipartisan support for an unchanged Renewable Energy Target.
Discover why a strong renewables sector is important for Australia and reflect on the history of the RET
- A Call For Strong, Stable Renewable Energy Policy In The United States
By Nick Lawton, Policy AnalystThe International Energy Agency (IEA) recently released itsRenewable Energy Medium-Term Market Report 2014, revealing that although 2013 witnessed the fastest expansion of renewable energy capacity to date, the IEA expects...
- Nsw Renewable Energy Action Plan
The NSW Government has released its draft Renewable Energy Action Plan for public comment. The draft Renewable Energy Action Plan outlines 28 actions to help NSW meet the Government’s target of 20% renewable energy by 2020, steer investment to NSW...
- Wa’s Clean Energy Potential Highlighted
WA’s clean energy potential highlighted0 Posted by Admin | Posted in Main, Solar News Australia | Posted on 09-11-2011 The Federal Government has released two reports that examine the potential for increased clean energy development in Western Australia’s...
- Clean Energy Week
Australia's peak body for renewable energy has welcomed Opposition Leader Tony Abbott's renewed commitment yesterday to the national 20 per cent Renewable Energy Target (RET). Clean Energy Council Chief Executive Matthew Warren said the Howard...
- Indonesia Plans Incentives To Boost Renewable Energy
Article parished in www.cleantechnica.com August 21st, 2015 by Smiti Mittal Indonesia is planning to introduce incentives aimed at attracting investment in its renewable energy sector.The country’s Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources recently announced that...