How a process called "aggregated demand response" could work in Australia, writes Dan Cass, strategist at The Australia Institute.
Federal Energy Minister Josh Frydenberg at today's COAG Energy Council meeting.
Imagine if petrol prices went up from $1.29/litre to $180/litre for brief parts of the day on a few days of the year. Worse still, imagine drivers had no way of knowing what price they were paying until after they’d filled up.
Australians shouldn’t need advanced degrees in climate and energy science to make informed decisions on the issues that will affect virtually every aspect of their lives.
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Crikey Worm: renewables out, ‘dispatchables’ in
Good morning, early birds. The Coalition's plan to drive down power prices requires energy retailers to buy a certain amount of "dispatchable power", and Iraqi forces attempt to reclaim areas of the country from the Kurds. It's the news you need to know, with Max Chalmers.
Crikey Worm: government set to announce new energy plan
Good morning, early birds. The government will finally -- finally -- reveal its energy plan this week as a report from the ACCC reveals the true cause of energy bill price increases, and the US demands a "please explain" from Australia after last week's defence contractor hack. It's the news you need to know, with Max Chalmers.
Who are the Liberal MPs worried about Turnbull’s Clean Energy Target?
Crikey intern Will Ziebell looks back over past public comments to work out which MPs could end up dissenting.
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