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AGL faces call from activist shareholders to accelerate exit from coal power
AGL faces fresh calls from shareholders to accelerate closure of its coal power fleet, including the Loy Yang A brown coal plant, one of Australia's dirtiest.
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Global gold miner sets sights on “realistic” 99% renewables share on mining projects
Gold Fields says ground-breaking West Australian project that shifted gold mine to 50-60% wind, solar and battery storage could aim for a target of 99% renewables.
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Which electric car is the cheapest to run?
While many electric car owners couple their EV with a solar system, it's important to know which is the cheapest to run on grid power.
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Commonwealth’s plan for delivering water for the environment released
Commonwealth’s plan for delivering water for the environment released
CP Daily: Tuesday August 4, 2020
New Zealand wants a 100% renewables grid, but is massive infrastructure the best option?
A proposed multibillion-dollar project to build a pumped hydro storage plant could make New Zealand’s electricity grid 100% renewable, but is this the best solution?
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Climate change: Satellites find new colonies of Emperor penguins
New offshore wind-powered hydrogen project approved in Germany
Germany backs pilot project which will build a 30MW electrolyser to produce green hydrogen from electricity generated by an offshore wind farm.
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Offset developer announces largest ever US reforestation project
California refiner sales show rebounding fuel demand as in-state oil production drops
Another big solar project contractor hits the wall, administrators called in
Contractor that is working on many of Australia's most prominent solar projects placed in hands of administrators as project owners scramble to fill gap.
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Don't demolish old buildings, urge architects
Consultant, Energy and Climate, ICF – London
Is noise pollution killing whales and dolphins?
Throng of new penguin colonies in Antarctica spotted from space
Satellite images reveal guano patches, boosting known emperor penguin colonies by 20%
Satellite images have revealed 11 previously unknown emperor penguin colonies in Antarctica, boosting the number of known colonies of the imperilled birds by 20%.
The discoveries were made by spotting the distinctive red-brown guano patches the birds leave on the ice. The finds were made possible by higher-resolution images from a new satellite, as previous scans were unable to pick up smaller colonies.
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General Manager, Financial Market Trading, Shell Energy Australia – Brisbane
Aviation Emissions Trading Policy Advisor, UK Government – London
How the US grid can reach 90% clean electricity by 2035
New report says US can achieve 90% clean electricity mix by 2035 – as opposed to 55% under a business-as-usual scenario – if it follows a set of institutional, market, and regulatory policies.
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