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TransGrid proposes new route options for Snowy 2.0 network upgrades
TransGrid takes steps to assuage concerns about the broader impacts of Snowy 2.0, with release of new route options for the $2.1 billion HumeLink transmission upgrade.
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Agrisolar: Solar industry hopes farmers will help solve grid access problems
The Clean Energy Council says working with Australian farmers could help solve the growing problem of grid access for new large-scale solar farms.
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Invitation to comment on the listing assessments for three frog species (Littlejohn’s Tree Frog, Watson’s Tree Frog, Tinkling Frog)
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Audit office questions Taylor emails as it slams Collinsville coal plant grant
ANAO questions processes to award millions in public funds to coal plant feasibility study, and the use of energy minister Angus Taylor's private email address.
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“We have policy chaos:” Australians back ban on new petrol cars
Federal government urged to show leadership on EV policy as polling shows most Australians would support a ban on new petrol vehicle sales.
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Energy Insiders Podcast: Solar eclipse, and can EVs really provide storage on wheels
AEMO presses the off button for rooftop solar, and can EVs really provide battery storage on wheels for the grid. Laura Jones from ANU’s School of Electrical, Energy and Materials Engineering, gives an update.
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UN’s Kunming biodiversity summit delayed a second time
Covid pandemic continues to hamper plans for key gathering to agree targets on protecting nature
A key United Nations summit to negotiate an accord for nature similar to the Paris climate agreement has been postponed for a second time, it has been announced.
The UN Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) said in a a statement that Cop15, the biggest biodiversity summit in a decade, had been moved to October due to delays related to the coronavirus pandemic. The negotiations in Kunming, China, had been scheduled for May after they were moved from October 2020.
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Texas LNG facility to deploy CCS for as little as $13/tCO2e
BP to partner with renewable energy company for California RNG project
NA Markets: RGGI prices retrace after bank adjustment announcement, while CCAs languish
SLS: Successful test for world's most powerful rocket
Norway’s underdog solar industry is ready to grow
Norway is unlikely to be the first place that comes to mind when thinking about solar power, but it looks the best option as it seeks to expand its grid.
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New report finds investing in renewable energy is far better bet than fossil fuels
Imperial College Business School says renewable power saw significantly higher total returns over the past ten years than fossil fuels.
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