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Victorian government kicks in $500,000 for feasibility study into developing a renewable methanol facility in Portland with huge production goals.

The post Million-tonne renewable methanol plan wins $500k in state backing appeared first on RenewEconomy.

Nasa said its Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter took the image four days after India's historic Moon landing.

Shenzhen, a major city in southern China, is set to auction off the country's first batch of mangrove-based offsets verified under a local scheme in late September amid growing domestic interest in blue carbon.

A planning application to fix Snowy 2.0 sinkhole and un-pause Florence offers insight into how the boring machine got stuck – and why more troubles could lie ahead.

The post Snowy 2.0 documents suggest the $12 billion project’s boring troubles are far from over appeared first on RenewEconomy.

NSW becomes the latest state in Australia to lift coal royalties, with minimal public pushback, and calls to push for more.

The post About time: NSW hailed for finally hiking coal royalties to raise $2.7bn appeared first on RenewEconomy.

NSW energy minister Penny Sharpe discusses Eraring closure, fast tracking renewables and consumer equity: Plus, Marinus blow out and Queensland green hydrogen plans.

The post Energy Insiders Podcast: Coal-keeper or Green-keeper? appeared first on RenewEconomy.

The controversy over Eraring is not really about the lights going out, but about bill shock and equity. How NSW manages this is key to the success of the switch out of coal.

The post Eraring is more about bill shock and equity than lights going out: Batteries and Bowen can help appeared first on RenewEconomy.

Carnegie Clean Energy has won a competitive tender to deploy its "born in Australia" wave power technology in waters off the coast of Spain.

The post “Remarkable:” Australian wave energy pioneer wins major tender to build first unit in Spain appeared first on RenewEconomy.

Even cut in half, Marinus will be a dead-weight, facilitating a trade in which Tasmania has no competitive advantage. Here's why.

The post Marinus Link is a boondoggle – cutting it in half won’t change that appeared first on RenewEconomy.

Australia has put ANU professor Frank Jotzo in charge of a federal review into ‘carbon leakage’ with a view to furthering a carbon border adjustment mechanism that would add a tax to imports of steel and cement.

It ate thousands of seedlings that had been earmarked to help boost Australian koala habitat.

Huge green hydrogen project in central Queensland commissions design work, with a final investment decision expected next year and first production by 2028.

The post Australia’s “biggest” green hydrogen project inches closer to reality with design contract appeared first on RenewEconomy.

Residents say that with Lake Baringo getting bigger they are at greater risk of attack.

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New Zealand’s quarterly carbon auction failed for a third straight time on Wednesday, as the sale again did not clear above the government’s confidential minimum price.

At least 21 people die in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, with more flooding expected.

Marinus signs deal for cable supply in downsized sub-sea link, as Tasmania reveals the blown out cost estimate of the full project.

The post Marinus secures cable deal as full costs of sub-sea link revealed appeared first on RenewEconomy.

Snowy Hydro railed against battery storage when it sought to justify its vanity Snowy 2.0 scheme. But with 12,000 Tesla Megapacks we wouldn't be arguing about the closure of Eraring.

The post For the cost of Snowy 2.0, Australia could have 12GW of Tesla Megapack batteries appeared first on RenewEconomy.

The European Green Deal is keeping the 27-nation EU bloc competitive in the global race towards zero-carbon technologies, according to a think-tank report published on Wednesday.

A carbon ratings agency has proposed a methodology for risk-adjusting carbon credits to help corporates make credible net zero claims, based on its assessment of the quality of projects that have been issued units in the voluntary carbon market (VCM).