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AEMO promises to refine solar switch-off, but says measure is needed
AEMO considers more sophisticated, transparent solutions to maintaining minimum demand than simply shutting off rooftop solar
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Kazakhstan plans massive 45GW renewable project to power green hydrogen
Germany company and Kazakh government sign agreement to build 45GW of renewables capacity to power 30GW of electrolyser capacity.
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Alinta plans big solar farm and four hour battery in Port Hedland grid play
Alinta plans 90MW solar farm and a four hour big battery at Port Hedland to meet corporate demand for a low emissions power supply.
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Department refuses to disclose details of Collinsville coal study approval process
The Morrison government has refused to release details of approvals for a controversial $3.6 million grant for a coal plant feasibility study.
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Offshore wind: Taylor pushed to remove regulatory blocks to new technology
Labor says Australia's first offshore wind projects at risk, after Angus Taylor delays removal of regulatory blockages.
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Australia releases draft carbon offset method for CCS
Climate explained: how the IPCC reaches scientific consensus on climate change
Groundbreaking solar inverter solution points way to grid free of fossil fuels
The fine tuning of inverters at wind and solar farms in north Queensland shows that synchronous machines may not be needed in a future grid.
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Yallourn powers up again as EnergyAustralia gains permission to divert river
EPA grants EnergyAustralia emergency approvals to divert river in bid to prevent Yallourn coal mine from flooding.
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US heatwaves are stressing vulnerable grids in a new test for clean energy
A drumbeat of worsening heatwaves is spreading across North America, and it's set to test a collection of already badly vulnerable grids.
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CP Daily: Monday June 28, 2021
Chart of the day: Australia’s growing climate complacency
A new poll suggests a growing complacency about Australia's climate inaction.
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VCM report: CORSIA-eligible credits again tick higher as Latam sellers shy away
Euro Markets: EUAs hit fresh 6-week high on draft leak, but fade on energy, supply pressure
This adorable mouse was considered extinct for over 100 years — until we found it hiding in plain sight
Pacific Northwest climate policies may reduce clean energy imports to California
UK government reveals free ETS carbon allowance quotas for aviation
Climate change: Courts set for rise in compensation cases
Draft EU carbon market reform proposal seeks to tighten industry’s free allocation -sources
New climate science could cause wave of litigation against businesses – study
Experts says scientific advances are making it easier to attribute the damages of climate breakdown to companies’ activities
Businesses could soon be facing a fresh wave of legal action holding them to account for their greenhouse gas emissions, owing to advances in climate science, experts have warned.
More than 1,500 legal actions have already been brought against fossil fuel companies whose emissions over decades have played a major role in building up carbon in the atmosphere.
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