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Transforming our electricity networks

Posted on 8 January 2013 by Peter Boyer

Facing rising demands with limited resources, we’re being forced to become more clever with wired energy. [8 January 2013 | Peter Boyer] It’s in the air, in the ocean, pretty well everywhere. It’s part of nature’s fundamental forces, as old … Continue reading →

Posted in Aurora Energy, CSIRO, electricity networks, energy, energy conservation, hydro, organisations and events | Tagged Aurora Energy, Bruny Island, CSIRO, electricity networks, energy, energy conservation, Google, hydro, Jevons Paradox, Strahan, University of Tasmania, Zeehan | Comments Off

Despite the cold, Tasmania is warming

Posted on 8 June 2010 by Peter Boyer

It got suddenly chilly in the second week of May, but the cold masks an underlying warming that has continued for over half a century. [8 June 2010 | Peter Boyer] Global warming would have been the farthest thing from your … Continue reading →

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