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MAY 2008 | View archive list | |

Saturday 31 May, 2008

• Huge renewable energy opportunities for Australia -
• What is a feed-in tariff? Why does Australia need one? -

Friday 30 May, 2008

• Clarification on Solar Means Test by Federal Government -

Thursday 29 May, 2008

• Solar in Schools program update -

Thursday 22 May, 2008

• Turnbull condemns solar panel means test -

Wednesday 21 May, 2008

• Environment Minister Defends Solar Policy -

Tuesday 20 May, 2008

• Climate Change Budget slays solar power silently - By means testing the $8,000 solar rebate the Rudd Government has done irreparable damage to Australia’s burgeoning solar industry. To fix it, and at the same time reclaim its tattered climate-friendly credentials, the government must introduce country-wide gross feed-in tariff laws now.

Thursday 15 May, 2008

• Solar Panels - World record breakthrough in cell efficiency -

Wednesday 14 May, 2008

• Climate Budget threatens solar industry with big sting in the tail -

Monday 12 May, 2008

• A proper solar feed-in tariff in Victoria - 10 Reasons Why -
• Solar PV sparkles on Magnetic Island -
• PV solar power systems to become cheaper -

Wednesday 07 May, 2008

• BUDGET - Disappointment regarding solar feed-in tariff -

Tuesday 06 May, 2008

• Victorian Government solar power scheme needs extra grunt -
• Impact of global warming will rival great depression: Garnaut -
• BG Group proposes Origin Energy takeover -
• Hydro Tasmania aims to become carbon neutral -
• QLD geothermal exploration permit granted -
• US invests US$60m in solar concentrator technologies -

Monday 05 May, 2008

• SCARE TACTICS DON’T HELP IN POWER SALE - SOLAR LEADER CLAIMS -

Thursday 01 May, 2008

• Reporting on energy use will be easier under a new system -
• NZ trading scheme needs changing to protect natural resources -
• Economic modelling shows emissions trading is effective -
• De Boer says the world will have to embrace nuclear power -
• US proposal will create demand for 1 billion carbon credits -
• Renewable energy use expected to double over the next 10 years -
• Canada's carbon registry should be operational by end of May -
• Tokyo Stock Exchange to study emissions trading market -
• Carbon market gathering momentum -

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