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Renewables

Tesla's South Australian super battery beats expectations for first month

Tesla’s South Australian super battery beats expectations for first month

The world’s largest lithium ion battery has brought much needed flexibility to the grid, encouraging other states to follow suit

Remake Puerto Rico's power grid and create a universal basic income

Remake Puerto Rico’s power grid and create a universal basic income

While any move away from fossil fuels is welcome, we need to think bigger about what resilience could mean for Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico hurricane shows islands must have renewable energy

Puerto Rico hurricane shows islands must have renewable energy

As the world resumes climate talks in Bonn next month, island states will use the devastating hurricane season to fuel calls for expanded renewable energy investment

California bid for 100% clean energy stalls

California bid for 100% clean energy stalls

Resistance from utilities and unions blamed after legislature fails to bring clean energy bill to a vote

California to pass law setting 100% renewable electricity goal

California to pass law setting 100% renewable electricity goal

The world’s sixth largest economy is aiming for an entirely clean power grid by 2045, with legislation that pits technology start-ups against utilities

Green Climate Fund to fund $1bn Egypt renewables drive

Green Climate Fund to fund $1bn Egypt renewables drive

In its biggest project to date, the UN’s flagship climate finance scheme is putting $150m towards developing wind, hydro and solar power in Egypt

Giant Tunisian desert solar project aims to power EU

Giant Tunisian desert solar project aims to power EU

Developer TuNur this week applied for authorisation to build a massive solar plant on the edge of the Tunisian Sahara, with undersea grid connections to Europe

Solar has not beaten coal in the race to electrify India

Solar has not beaten coal in the race to electrify India

India’s future is still tied to coal and fixing woeful inefficiency of plants will create huge new generation at a price solar cannot match

Indian solar sector wary of China as protectionist policy nears an end

Indian solar sector wary of China as protectionist policy nears an end

Indian solar manufacturers are likely to go bust when a World Trade Organization ruling kicks in later this year, experts say, increasing the dominance of Chinese imports

Egypt faces water insecurity as Ethiopian mega-dam rumours swirl

Egypt faces water insecurity as Ethiopian mega-dam rumours swirl

Farmers along the lower Nile have little information to guide them as upriver barrage threatens to compound the impacts of global warming

Cycle tour of Kenya promotes clean energy democracy

Cycle tour of Kenya promotes clean energy democracy

Ahead of an August general election, ride organised by Christian Aid is pushing access to renewables up the political agenda

'Bad-ass business women' bring solar empowerment to Nepal

‘Bad-ass business women’ bring solar empowerment to Nepal

NGO that helps women overcome cultural taboos and start their own clean energy businesses to be awarded prize in London ceremony

FORE! Trump's Paris speech was an awful mishit

FORE! Trump’s Paris speech was an awful mishit

The golf-loving president says he will pull the US from the Paris agreement. The UN’s renewable energy chief explains why that’s dumb in terms he’d understand

India's tumbling solar prices 'a race to extinction'

India’s tumbling solar prices ‘a race to extinction’

India’s record-breaking solar prices are driven by a distorted market, in thrall to cheap Chinese imports, say analysts

EU climate laws undermined by Polish and Czech revolt, documents reveal

EU climate laws undermined by Polish and Czech revolt, documents reveal

As the world looks to the EU for leadership on climate, eastern states are diluting laws supposed to guide Europe toward its carbon reduction targets

Conflict-hit Syrian hospital goes solar to save lives

Conflict-hit Syrian hospital goes solar to save lives

Medical charity UOSSM plans to roll out solar power to five more facilities, reducing reliance on diesel generators to keep incubators and other equipment running

Small-scale renewables cheapest for rural Africa, says Dutch report

Small-scale renewables cheapest for rural Africa, says Dutch report

Africa’s quest for full access to electricity needs governments to support small, off-grid projects that are typically disregarded by investors

NGOs tell EU donors to respect African clean energy leadership

NGOs tell EU donors to respect African clean energy leadership

The European Commission and France are “doing far more harm than good” by pushing through projects without scrutiny, say campaigners

France set for 'massive' renewables boom under president Macron

France set for ‘massive’ renewables boom under president Macron

Emmanuel Macron’s picks for prime minister and environment minister support rapid expansion of clean energy

Ségolène Royal reveals new head for 'Africa-led' renewables scheme

Ségolène Royal reveals new head for ‘Africa-led’ renewables scheme

Denying allegations of meddling in African clean energy initiative, French environment minister pre-empts board decision on next top official

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