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Wind and solar delays create roller-coaster market for renewables certificates
At the start of 2020 forecasts were predicting the year would end with an LGC surplus in the millions, but current trends mean we could easily wind up with a deficit.
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Human reproductive technologies like sperm freezing and IVF could be used to save threatened species
Australia picks priority areas for new offset method development
Energy Insiders Podcast: How companies and states rescued wind and solar
A combination of corporate and state government demand rescued many wind and solar projects in 2020. Chris Briggs explains why.
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New 200MW solar project with big battery approved for New South Wales
New South Wales planning commission green-lights new 200MW solar project in Inverell Shire, to be co-located with a big battery.
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Associate/Project Lead (Mid- to Senior-level), Climate and Energy Policy, SEI – UK/Sweden/US
Project Manager, Energy Efficiency and Demand, Enerdata – Grenoble, France
Senior Analyst, E Co. – London
CP Daily: Thursday December 3, 2020
Chart of the day – AEMO assumptions show EVs play pivotal role in grid future
The high growth of electric vehicles will play a large role in significant grid changes, and in decreasing emissions.
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Senior Carbon Project Developer, ClimatePartner – Munich
“We have to act now:” Pacific Islands plea to Morrison on climate
Secretary General of the Pacific Islands Forum calls on Australia to set zero carbon target, saying climate change 'single greatest threat' to Pacific region.
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Carbon Offset Procurement and Portfolio Manager, ClimatePartner – Munich
NA Markets: California prices return to pre-auction levels, RGGI allowances slip before Q4 sale
Climate change: UK aims to cut emissions by 68% by end of 2030
UK vows to outdo other major economies on emissions cuts by 2030
Boris Johnson promises to go further and faster by setting target of 68% reduction in annual carbon emissions
The UK will cut greenhouse gas emissions further and faster than any other major economy in the next decade, according to a new carbon target set out by the prime minister.
There will be a reduction of 68% in annual carbon emissions by 2030, compared with 1990 levels, a significant increase on the current target of about 57% reductions. The raising of ambition on tackling climate breakdown is intended to galvanise other countries to follow suit, as Boris Johnson prepares to co-host a virtual summit of world leaders on the climate next week.
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