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Beyond baseload: 100% renewable energy in Australia [1]

A new report from WWF Australia has shown how Australia can be supported by 100% renewable power without a fossil fuel ‘baseload.’ Specifically, the new WWF Australia report, Beyond baseload: 100% Renewable energy in Australia, claims that the concept of ‘baseload’ becomes redundant under a 100% renewable energy grid, and that Australia already has the technology to allow us to keep the lights on 24/7 using only renewable energy.

Publication Date: 
08/06/2016
WWF [2]
Tags:
Renewable Energy [3], Australia [4], Electricity [5], Nuclear Energy [6], Energy Technology [7]
Centre for Science and Environment
National Knowledge Commission Government of India

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[7] http://admin.indiaenvironmentportal.org.in/category/thesaurus/energy-technology