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RGGI Market: Trader interest wears thin even as RGAs test $21
AEMO warns big batteries to expect breakfast call to protect the grid from rooftop solar juggernaut
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Canada slightly blunts emissions cap on oil and gas sector
Brazilian REDD+ frameworks must address planned deforestation risk – developers’ group
'Nuclear will drive up the cost of electricity': Matt Kean clashes with former colleagues – video
Former NSW Liberal energy minister Matt Kean debated his former Coalition colleagues about the cost of nuclear power in a parliamentary estimates hearing on Monday. Now chair of the Climate Change Authority, Kean debated Nationals senator Ross Cadell over CSIRO analysis which found nuclear was the most expensive form of large-scale energy available
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“Silence not an option:” Teals push major parties to come clean on 2035 climate targets
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Europe’s big banks have ‘incoherent’ climate plans -report
BASF, Exterra join forces to explore building CCS project in Quebec
LATAM Roundup: Countries press pause, press on, press regulation
EU’s trade commissioner seeks to balance open-door policy with protections -commissioner designate
US ELECTIONS: New chapter opens for EU climate diplomacy with fresh challenges, experts say
Yes, burning gas is bad for the climate. But keeping it in Australia’s energy mix is sensible
VCM Report: CORSIA impact yet to appear despite approval of major carbon standards
US ELECTIONS PREVIEW – PART 4: CO2 pipelines dominate US Heartland environmental policy discourse ahead of elections
US ELECTIONS PREVIEW – PART 2: Close US Senate races in ex-RGGI states could shift balance of power in Congress
NFU rejects Treasury claim that 72% of farms won’t pay inheritance tax
Union says Defra figures show far more farmers will be hit by budget proposal and warns of ‘militant protest’ to come
The government argument that just one-third of farmers will be affected by the new inheritance tax rules is in direct conflict with data produced by the its own environment department, according to the head of the farmer’s union, as the row over inheritance tax for farmers continued.
The announcement in Rachel Reeves’s budget last week of plans to remove the Agricultural Property Relief inheritance tax exemption from farms worth more than £1m has been met with a storm of fury from across the farming industry and suggestions of “militant protest”.
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