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Germany's last solar module plant – and the largest in Europe – is preparing to close, as the glut of China panels makes business unsustainable.

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Seven nations had their most expensive weather disaster on record in the last 12 months, and the continent of Africa suffered two of its deadliest.

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A Singapore-based nature-based solutions company is expanding in the Southeast Asia region, aiming to begin offering credits from its projects by next year.

Increased economic activity and the removal of the Clean Car Discount (CCR) scheme is likely to see an increased demand for NZUs, according to Salt Fund Management’s Carbon Fund, as its value continues to recover.

Less than a decade after it was built to power a remote WA copper mine, Neoen confirms it will dismantle the Degrussa solar and battery project. But what will become of the panels?

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Swedish battery manufacturer secures mammoth $US5bn loan to help develop Northvolt Ett gigafactory and adjacent battery recycling plant, Revolt Ett.

The post Northvolt secures funds for first circular battery gigafactory in western world appeared first on RenewEconomy.

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California Carbon Allowance (CCA) prices again broke all-time records this week, although on notably smaller volumes, while Washington Carbon Allowance (WCA) prices continued to decline with a dearth of market activity.

A UK-based global mining company is backing a Chilean developer presenting what it claims to be the nation's first blue carbon offset project, developed alongside a university and aquacultural innovation centre.

Clean Energy Investor Group warns solar projects in parts of NSW and Victoria face big hits to revenue, as "old issues around MLFs come back to haunt the industry."

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Over 100 Vermont legislators have sponsored two companion bills targeting the fossil fuel industry to compensate for their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, with the resulting revenues to be used for climate infrastructure developments in the state.

The US Department of Energy (DOE) on Wednesday confirmed signage of the $1.1 billion credit payment to extend the operation of California’s Diablo Canyon power plant in pursuit of a carbon pollution-free electricity sector by 2035.

Consistent with AEMO's own modelling, our new analysis reconfirms there is no material electricity reliability gap for NSW if Eraring closes on schedule.

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A US academic institution that was recently awarded Department of Energy (DOE) funding, will receive assistance from a global building materials manufacturer and a technology research firm to scale its industrial carbon capture initiative.

Over two dozen insurers and reinsurers have stated that they have no plans to offer insurance to a controversial proposed oil pipeline in East Africa, according to a coalition of environmentalist groups opposing the project.

US Senate Commitee on Environment and Public Works approved the PROVE IT Act on Wednesday, which seeks to gather and compare emissions data from the production of a variety of products in the US and a number of other countries.

Permission to treat sugar beet seeds with a pesticide that can harm bees is given by the government.

An essential part of managing a growing global waste problem is sorting, recovering and recycling it. But you won’t see this on children’s shows that feature waste collection. Salman Shooshtarian, Senior Lecturer, School of Property, Construction and Project Management, RMIT University Licensed as Creative Commons – attribution, no derivatives.

The vast majority of the European Parliament's members called on the European Commission to unlock geothermal energy across the bloc, in a vote in Strasbourg on Thursday.

EU parliamentarians have “blindly followed the Science Based Target initiative (SBTI)” after voting to endorse an EU deal to ban misleading carbon neutral claims if they rely on carbon credits, a lawyer warned Thursday.