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  1. 12 Jul 2018

    It's time to . Let's keep building the renewable energy revolution.

  2. 4 Aug 2018
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    Good question - you might like to sign our petition to why mess around with the hopelessly complex NEG when we know the RET works?

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  3. 13 Aug 2018
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    When you're on a good thing... Meanwhile in Canberra:

  4. 5 Aug 2018

    NEW POLLING: Australians overwhelmingly support more renewable energy to lower power prices. Wind + solar = cheapest new power

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  5. 19 Apr 2018

    gets it pretty right about the NEG. needs to come up with a real plan to cut climate pollution.

  6. 2 Oct 2018

    . highlights the the emerging investment cliff, arguing the RET should be extended beyond 2020

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  7. 9 Aug 2018

    Promises promises.

    the prime minister has promised the average household $550 in savings under the national energy “guarantee”. i guarantee that it will not deliver $550 of savings. not even close. i’m pretty confident it’ll increase prices over the ‘do nothing option’.
  8. 5 Aug 2018

    Wouldn't it be good if, as the rest of the world embraces a renewable future, Australia rejected a designed to lock in coal.

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  9. 18 Mar 2018

    SA Premier-elect Steven Marshall wldn’t commit to the Turnbull govt’s when speaking with Fran Kelly on RN. Said his govt will wait to see the Energy Security Board’s plan before making a decision.

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  10. 13 Feb 2018
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    Presuming instead that this is a massive underachievement, what social cost of carbon has put into the forward estimates. 'The budget' is never going to be balanced if we ignore the externalities.

  11. 13 Feb 2018
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    So, we are all agreed on a national carbon budget that tracks to neutral by 2037 as our contribution to limiting to only a dangerous climate, and electricity sector to zero by 2030. Prudent, sensible, affordable & practical. We can do it.

  12. 4 Apr 2018
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    Let’s face it , won’t please all in party so show strong leadership and dump the NEG and . Aust needs bold policy to catch the investment wave.

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  13. 26 Feb 2018
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    It's impossible to argue against renewable energy targets. The fed govt failure to is more about political donations than energy politics. is a policy that creates jobs, drought-proof income and reduces emissions.

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  14. 19 Jul 2018

    The NEG will likely drive UP power prices while doing absolutely nothing to reduce GHG emissions. What's the point of it? Hint: The LNP is the COALition... It's time to . Let's keep building the renewable energy revolution. via

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  15. 9 Aug 2018

    It's morphed into the - the Never-Never Energy Guarantee. Better to stick with what works

    I heard the is finally going to the "next stage" - must mean the bin, where it belongs...
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  16. 5 Aug 2018

    let's keep it simple and instead (a policy that's already working & bringing prices down)

    More than 70% of Australians want the government to set a high target to put downward pressure on power prices. The is not that policy - time for an effective and energy policy in Australia! ☀️
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  17. 9 Apr 2018

    Here’s a good thread featuring ’s thoughts on the Fed Coalition’s thought bubble, the NEG. Take a look at ’ feed for the full coverage.

    Good to be here at listening to Victorian Renewable Energy Advocate talking about Vic's leadership on renewables!
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  18. 6 Jul 2018

    Renewable Energy Targets work.

    This what happens when you have a renewable energy target. You get a pipeline of projects. When you get projects, you develop the supply chain. And from that you get innovation, and jobs. Congratulations Wilson Transformers &
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  19. 7 Mar 2018

    Better for the climate too!

    = energy reliability red-herring-tape. Ambitious renewable targets = cheaper, cleaner power
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  20. 12 Aug 2018

    Time for genuine leadership on energy & climate which harnesses the passion in our community for a transformed, clean, enriching system instead of the corrupted one we have now.

    Consumers are angry about policy that doesn’t add up
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