Energy Markets
Infigen Energy is another example of a company where everything that could go wrong did. Here's why.
Victoria’s Energy Efficiency mark hasn’t disappointed, with considerable price movements alongside strong trading volumes, coinciding with the scheme’s successful transition from a largely residential focus, to a far more...
Energy Markets
News & Commentary
Renewables
REC Markets: Talk of further regulatory change stalks renewable markets
The silence on the project commitment front was loud enough to induce a familiar tinnitus: speculation of further regulatory change.
Energy Markets
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Smart Energy
Energy Markets: Spot electricity prices are shockingly high
Spot electricity prices are shockingly high for this time of year in most states, as Queensland demand surges and Tasmania turns to gas and diesel.
RenewEconomy is pleased to introduce a weekly update of some key numbers and charts in the NEM.
Climate
Energy Markets
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Renewables
Snowy Hydro: Another quasi government company hiding out from renewables
Snowy Hydro has tried to play down its image as a renewable company, but now it owns another retailer it may need to revisit its approach to the renewable...
Energy Markets
News & Commentary
Smart Energy
Can Australia pull success from the ashes of its clean energy policy mistakes?
Australia’s clean energy history is a litany of mistakes, dashed hopes and failed plans. One potential success is the CEFC, but it needs to be less cautious.
Energy Markets
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Smart Energy
Analyst’s corner: Is “better regulation” dead on arrival?
Networks are waging a fierce war with regulators over how much spending they can pass on to consumers. The competition tribunal appears to have decided that higher prices are...
