Natural Resources and Energy Regulation in Australia: The Energy White Paper in Context

Mitchell, Andrew D.; Casben, Jessica

doi:10.1007/978-4-431-56426-3_1

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“…In 2015 the Government also reduced the Renewable Energy Target from 41,000 GWh per year to 33,000 GWh. Mitchell and Casben in [17] suggested that this move away from previous support given to renewables may be interpreted as a concern for the competitiveness of fossil fuels: a reduced commitment to renewable sources appeared necessary in order to ensure investments in conventional production facilities, increasingly characterized by ageing and inefficiency problems.…”

Section: The Australian Electricity System: An Overviewmentioning

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Transition to sustainable energy generation in Australia: Interplay between coal, gas and renewables

Guidolin

Alpcan

2019

Renewable Energy

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This paper analyzes the ongoing transition to sustainable energy in Australia, moving from traditional large-scale plants to distributed renewable generation by studying the time series of coal and gas consumption as well as onshore wind and solar. Even though most of energy generation, especially in the form of electricity is currently being generated from coal and gas, a quantitative assessment of their evolution is necessary to understand whether, and to which extent, renewables are competing in the marketplace with conventional production means. A well-accepted innovation diffusion model is used to capture and interpret the underlying dynamics of the competitive transition in generation. The results show that renewables are exerting a competitive pressure on coal and collaborate with gas towards the transition. The view that gas should play a key role in transition is confirmed by our findings, because it is found to have a competitive role towards coal, while aiding the uptake of renewables.

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Section: The Australian Electricity System: An Overviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Transition to sustainable energy generation in Australia: Interplay between coal, gas and renewables

Guidolin

Alpcan

2019

Renewable Energy

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“…Chandrashekeran (2016) usa el ejemplo de la transición energética en Australia para demostrar que el territorio, el lugar, la escala y la red de actores interactúan para permitir o inhibir cambios sostenibles y son importantes para entender el régimen de cambio. Equilibrar los intereses de Australia como mayor exportador global de energía implica balancear la dependencia en la extracción de los combustibles fósiles tradicionales para continuar el crecimiento económico, contra las necesidades de un consumo doméstico sostenible en el largo plazo, que lleva a aumentar la confianza en las tecnologías de energías renovables (Mitchell y Casben, 2016).…”

Section: La Transición Energética Urbana Como Problema De Competencia...unclassified

Procesos de la transición urbana a sistemas autónomos descentralizados de energía renovable

Pietro

2022

EDU

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La reconfiguración social de las tecnologías, así como la de los sistemas sociales e institucionales que permiten su surgimiento y uso, es indispensable para la sostenibilidad. El presente trabajo profundiza los procesos de transición energética urbana mediante la adopción de sistemas autónomos/descentralizados de energía renovable, en el contexto de las dinámicas de cambio urbano. El avance de este proceso resulta fuertemente dependiente de la competencia entre los actores participantes del proceso de planificación energética urbana. Se utiliza una metodología basada en la revisión de la literatura con el fin de proponer un aporte teórico.

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Natural Resources and Energy Regulation in Australia: The Energy White Paper in Context

Cited by 2 publications

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Transition to sustainable energy generation in Australia: Interplay between coal, gas and renewables

Transition to sustainable energy generation in Australia: Interplay between coal, gas and renewables

Procesos de la transición urbana a sistemas autónomos descentralizados de energía renovable

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