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The future energy system is not only affordable, it is cheaper than the energy system we have today.

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Stockland to offer discounts of between 15-20% on solar and storage to up to 25,000 residents in properties developed by the company since 2015.

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The change in South Australia's grid continues to surprise energy experts, and is now accelerating towards its net 100 per cent renewable target.

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Drought and floods drive slight fall in Australia's emissions as Taylor denied an early pass to skip Parliament and head to Paris.

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Booming Victorian renewables market has delivered bumper year for solar and wind power, with 12 new licences issued to generate renewable electricity.

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Australia’s latest reports to the World Heritage Committee outline the comprehensive action being undertaken by the Australian and state governments to protect and sustain the Great Barrier Reef and the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Areas ...

Australia’s latest reports to the World Heritage Committee outline the comprehensive action being undertaken by the Australian and state governments to protect and sustain the Great Barrier Reef and the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Areas ...

Barnaby Joyce auctions lump of coal – and a "start Adani" t-shirt worn by his good mate Matt Canavan – at Nationals dinner.

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Australia’s greenhouse gas emissions fell 0.1% in FY2018-19, government data showed Friday, primarily due to a drop in agricultural output amid the ongoing drought.

1414 degrees to buy Australian assets of solar thermal company SolarReserve, including abandoned South Australia solar power tower project.

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Australian building integrated PV company ClearVue wins certification, opening up access to massive US market.

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Interest in Elon Musk's radical and polarising Cybertruck continues with 250,000 pre-orders now taken for the all-electric ute.

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Winning images will be exhibited at the society’s annual conference in Belfast next month

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The Union of BC Indian Chiefs (UBCIC) is seeking a Climate Policy Analyst to support the work of our organization and assist in carrying out the climate-related mandates as directed by UBCIC’s member Nations.

We are looking for someone who is enthusiastic, hardworking, organised and self-motivated. A strategic mind-set is important as we are a small team working across a diverse range of roles, aiming to achieve large goals. The role offers opportunity to gain experience across multiple different areas of project work.

Perspectives Climate Group is currently seeking a highly motivated, skilled and experienced senior consultant with strong experience in developing international climate policy instruments – to strengthen and support our team in Hamburg or Freiburg, Germany.

A huge wildlife haven is at risk as Russian coal ships exploit melting Arctic ice in Siberia.

The Head of Operations plays a central role in the strategic direction of the organisation, overseeing all aspects of the Foundation’s operations. This exciting role will pick up on the momentum of recent growth in certified projects and service offerings.

EUAs lost ground on Thursday as one of the weakest auction performances of the year helped push prices below €25 for several hours.