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Press Release – Porirua Bikes in Schools More than 1300 students from six primary schools in Porirua can now ride a bike, thanks to Bikes in Schools and local cooperation. Mass bike-riding is the best thing thats ever happened at Titahi Bay School, says principal Kerry Delaney. Almost …
More than 1300 students from six primary schools in Porirua can now ride a bike, thanks to Bikes in Schools and local cooperation.
Mass bike-riding is the best thing that’s ever happened at Titahi Bay School, says principal Kerry Delaney. Almost all the children now have their own bike; the school’s bike racks are full. Riding is an accepted routine – teachers take their students to the track to ride together.
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23 February 2021
If you’ve followed the clean energy debate for some time (and you’re on this website, so it’s likely) you’ll know of a familiar gambit to critique wind and solar – creating an impossible failure and always claiming that it’s failing. The blackout in Texas has caused a resurgence of many of these old ideas, and it’s worth exploring them, because they highlight exactly what role wind power will play in increasingly stressed world grids.
First came a claim that Texas’ relatively large fleet of wind power had frozen. There is still little clarity on this. ERCOT claimed half the state’s wind turbines were frozen, but we don’t know for how long. I looked at wind output in other regions, and it roughly matches the profile of Texas, suggesting that whatever role this played in wind’s output, it was limited. An analysis from Wood Mackenzie confirms earlier statements from ERCOT that for around half a day, about half the state’s wind fleet were impact
3 February 2021
The first signs of life have been shown at Genex’s 50MW Jemalong solar farm in central west NSW, with the project showing a small burst of electricity output for the first time.
Genex has constructed the Jemalong solar farm in central New South Wales, just west of Forbes, after acquiring the development rights to the project from Vast Solar, which had hoped to build the country’s first large scale solar thermal plant, but decided to search for areas with better solar resources.
According to Global-Roam’s Paul McArdle, generation data for the Jemalong power station shows the project briefly commenced its first exports of electricity on Tuesday.