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Australia will need 812 GW additional wind and solar for green hydrogen dream

Australia will need 812 GW additional wind and solar for green hydrogen dream
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ESG Focus: Here Come The EVs

ESG Focus: Here Come The EVs
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Australia s green hydrogen export dream could require 812GW of wind and solar

BNEF report finds Australia would need a massive total of 812GW of mostly onshore solar and wind power by 2050 to export green hydrogen and meet its climate targets.

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What do you call a coal plant on a 2050 grid? Incredibly expensive insurance

What is a forecast of 14GW of coal in Australia in 2050 doing in a net zero scenario?

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Australia s power market debacle has global reach

Less than two weeks ago, Australia’s National Electricity Market (NEM) stopped working. Facing the prospect of insufficient supply to meet demand, Australia Energy Market Operator (AEMO) suspended the country’s spot power market. Volts kept flowing to customers and lights stayed on, but the market was broken. Bloomberg Opinion’s David Fickling described the event as “an extraordinary failure.” Australia is like a postcard from the future that illustrates what deeply decarbonizing energy systems might look like in practice. The nation is making progress on deploying renewable power while remaining decidedly linked to global energy markets despite not being physically connected to them

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