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#Renewables

harvesters in canola field

Refining the accounts on canola emissions savings

Accounting for emissions savings in producing biofuels compared to fossil fuels is about to get harder. Australia's got an interest in proving the worth of canola.

solar panels

Solar smarts offer households control without complexity

Solar-powered homes with battery storage can save money with a new system that decides when to store or draw energy from the solar panels, the battery and the grid.

crashing waves

Wave atlas helps map the way ahead for ocean energy

A new Australian wave atlas adds to the work being done in marine energy renewables to see how far the industry can ride the wave.

Cows laying down in front of wind turbines

Study: Australians can be sustainable without sacrificing lifestyle or economy

A major study by CSIRO, the Australian National Outlook, reveals Australia has all the tools to achieve economic growth and environmental sustainability - we just have to choose to use them.

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