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A gas reservation scheme could help to ease supply concerns in Australia, but expanding gas production is a folly. Wesley Morgan, Research Associate, Institute for Climate Risk and Response, UNSW Sydney Licensed as Creative Commons – attribution, no derivatives.

Sewage spilled into England's waterways for a record number of hours last year, the Environmental Agency says.

Pakistan has reached an agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) under the Extended Fund Facility (EFF), with the South Asian nation agreeing to introduce a carbon levy from July.

World Wildlife Fund (WWF) Indonesia this week launched an open tender for a feasibility study on carbon credit projects in the eastern coastal regions of Berau and Alor, focusing on potential revenue from conservation efforts and carbon sequestration capacity.

The combination of Safeguard Mechanism Credits (SMCs) issuances and lower emissions will constrain the demand for Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs) in the medium term, according to analysis published Thursday.

The Smart Energy Council wants you to know how much your power bills will rise by if the Coalition's nuclear plan wins the May vote.

The post Campaign against nuclear heats up with attack ads aiming at hip pocket appeared first on RenewEconomy.

Thailand's Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) this week approved guidelines to permit digital asset exchanges, brokers, and traders to provide tokenised versions of carbon credits, renewable energy certificates (RECs), and emissions allowances.

A Queensland court has recommended against the expansion of an existing thermal coal mine based on the lack of the evidence by its operators that they plan to actively mitigate emissions.

Updated: Andrew Forrest unveils plans for one of the country's biggest solar farms to help propel his company's plans to achieve "real zero" emissions by 2030.

The post Andrew Forrest plans one of Australia’s biggest solar farms in push for “real zero” at iron ore mines appeared first on RenewEconomy.

New CLP government scraps Labor's 50 pct renewables target, but its focus on gas may leave it exposed to the blackouts it warns from the switch to solar.

The post Renewable target scrapped as CLP goes all in on ageing gas plant, and is warned of blackout risks appeared first on RenewEconomy.

Coal mine owners are being allowed to report fugitive methane emissions that are failing to provide the full scope of what is being released.

The post The industry numbers lie: Coal mine methane emissions are worse than you think appeared first on RenewEconomy.

Credit prices across North American clean fuels programmes are expected to fluctuate amid persisting regulatory and political uncertainties, North American Carbon World (NACW) participants heard this week.

The 2022 floods triggered shifts in the Coorong’s microbiome—similar to our gut bacteria on new diets—revealing why freshwater flows are vital to wetland health. Christopher Keneally, Post-Doctoral Research Fellow in Environmental Microbiology, University of Adelaide Justin Brookes, Director, Water Research Centre, University of Adelaide Matt Gibbs, Senior Research Scientist in Hydrology, CSIRO Sophie Leterme, Professor of Biology, Flinders University Licensed as Creative Commons – attribution, no derivatives.

The extension of California-Quebec’s joint carbon market beyond the end of the decade has become politically charged, and holds varying priorities for regulators and experts, conference attendees heard on Wednesday.

EnergyAustralia fined over a fire at its Yallourn coal fired power station, after the company fought to be spared conviction.

The post EnergyAustralia fined and convicted over fire at Yallourn brown coal generator appeared first on RenewEconomy.

The federal government is wooing landowners by launching the Developer Ratings Scheme and funding a website that assess land for wind, solar potential.

The post Labor woos landowners with developer ratings pilot, land potential website appeared first on RenewEconomy.

The first Chinese-made Tesla Megapack batteries are on their way to Australia, as the US brand maintains its dominance over battery storage market.

The post First China-made Tesla Megapack batteries on their way to big Australian storage project appeared first on RenewEconomy.

The US withdrawal from the Paris Agreement opens a strategic opportunity for American businesses and states to advocate for carbon markets and climate finance at COP30, but experts described a murky path forward on Wednesday.

There is a time and place for protests and pickets, but the California regulator is currently keeping its head down and getting on with the job, said one of its officers at a conference on Wednesday.

US developers must consider emerging alternatives to monetise smaller carbon credit projects to get ahead of an expected loss of federal support, panellists at the Climate Action Reserve’s North American Carbon World (NACW) conference said on Wednesday.