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Dustin Mulvany

Dustin teaches in the Environmental Studies Department at San Jose State University, one of the first six interdisciplinary environmental studies programs in the USA, founded as a result of the first Earth Day 1970. His research focuses on the social and environmental dimensions of food and energy systems where he researches questions about innovation, emerging technologies and environmental change. His research on solar energy commodity chains is synthesized in his new book entitled Solar Power, Innovation, Sustainability, and Environmental Justice with the University of California Press.

Articles written by Dustin Mulvany

Markets & Policy

CEC slams AEMC transmission access reform proposal The Clean Energy Council (CEC) has taken aim at the Australian Energy Market Commission’s (AEMC) transmission access reform proposal, declaring it will raise costs and stifle investment.

David Carroll

Oct 23, 2020

Technology & Products

NSW to get first ‘big battery’ with ARENA backing Transgrid is on track to deliver improved reliability and stability to the New South Wales electricity networkafter securing federal and state government funding to install a $61.9 million big battery at its Wallgrove substation in western Sydney.

David Carroll

Oct 23, 2020

Applications & Installations

Construction underway at twin merchant solar farms in the Riverina Photon Energy has commenced construction on two Australian solar farms which will deliver a combined capacity of 14 MW in the Riverina region of New South Wales.

David Carroll

Oct 23, 2020

Markets & Policy

AEMO reports record-low demand across the NEM New records for minimum electricity demand have been recorded across the nation as Australia’s uptake of rooftop solar systems continues to climb.

David Carroll

Oct 22, 2020

Applications & Installations

X-Elio to build 200 MW Blue Grass project, signs PPA with Salesforce Spanish solar EPC X-Elio has confirmed its arrival in the Australian market, announcing a “landmark” power purchase agreement for the output of the 200 MW Blue Grass solar farm in Queensland.

David Carroll

Oct 22, 2020

Applications & Installations

Australia still finding its feet on the coveted path to digitalised data While the desire for data to support smarter grids is clear, actually digitalising said data to make it communicable around Australia is proving a thornier operation. Ultimately, it requires Australia’s grid operators to undergo nothing short of a metamorphosis – transitioning from operating networks to becoming network operators.

Bella Peacock

Oct 21, 2020

Applications & Installations

WA Affordability Experiment home applauded for innovation but limited in solar scope In an effort to glean insights into the cost efficiency of sustainable housing, the Western Australian government in conjunction with private partners this week launched an Affordability Experiment home.

Bella Peacock

Oct 21, 2020

Markets & Policy

CEFC annual report glowing with ‘prudent investment’ The Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) has published its annual report this week, a report glowing with the hue of ‘prudent investment’ according to the CEFC Chair. The report emphasises the prudence and efficacy of the green bank’s mandate despite attempts by the Morrison Government to siphon off funds for fossil-fuel investments.

Bella Peacock

Oct 20, 2020

Research & Development

Power Ledger to expand into North American market following successful trial Power Ledger is slated to roll out its blockchain-enabled energy trading software in the North American market following a successful trial with private electricity provider American PowerNet (APN).

Bella Peacock

Oct 15, 2020

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