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There was some good news from the Australian Energy Regulator (AER) on Tuesday - it has knocked back a proposal from SA Power Networks which would have seen solar power users hit with extra charges. The draft decision confirms an initial ruling by the AER which was supported by the Federal Court after an appeal by SA Power Networks. The CEC opposed the proposal and put out a media release yesterday welcoming the AER decision, which will help to protect those with solar power in the state.

Clean Energy Council - Decision by Australian Energy Regulator protects solar users against unfair costs A decision by the Australian Energy Regulator (AER) will protect solar users in South Australia against discriminatory charges proposed by SA Power Networks.

Opposition Leader Bill Shorten conceded defeat in the election on the weekend, opening the door for the return of Malcolm Turnbull as Australian Prime Minister.
Much is still uncertain, however renewable energy seems immeasurably better off than it was under the Abbott Government. Labor and the Greens offered our sector higher ambitions and longer-term renewable targets in their election pitch, while the Coalition pledged no further changes to the RET and non-specific support for the industry. It is a much better position to be in, and the Opposition, the Greens and others will no doubt be agitating for the government to lift its ambition in the coming term of Parliament.

Clean Energy Council - Home The Clean Energy Council is the peak body for the clean energy industry in Australia. We are committed to accelerating the transformation of Australia?s energy system to one that is smarter and cleaner.

In the wake of the Federal Election, Opposition Leader Bill Shorten appeared at the Royalla Solar Farm to announce the ALP will provide $300 million in targeted funding to help heavy industry transition to renewable energy.

Both the ALP and the city of Sydney have upped their renewable energy targets to 50% by 2030, with a goal of zero net emissions by 2050.

The Greens renewable energy policy is more ambitious than either of the major parties, with a headline commitment of 90 per cent renewable energy by 2030, and an additional $102.9 million Solar Communities Program.

With many of Australia’s key industries, such as mining already switching to solar, the future for renewable energy looks bright.

Clean Energy Council - Federal Election update: Where the major parties stand on renewable energy With only a few days until the Federal Election, the major parties have declared their renewable energy policies.

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