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Coal on the chopping block as US and China agree to cooperate on climate action
The US and China surprise COP26 with a rare joint statement to cooperate on climate action, bridging the ambition gap and accelerating a coal phase out.
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Glasgow Brief: Draft COP26 deal heaps pressure on Australia as US-China issue rare joint statement
Australia under pressure over coal use, and earns a fifth fossil award, while US and China issue rare agreement on tackling climate change.
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Gelion inks MOU to roll out 100MWh of its Sydney-made batteries in PNG
Sydney of Uni spin-off signs MOU with Mayur Renewables for the provision of an initial 100 megawatt-hours of its non-flow zinc-bromide batteries.
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The Driven Podcast: Bill Shorten on his new Tesla, and what it did to his weekend
Bill Shorten may no longer be leader of the Labor Party, but he does own a Tesla, becoming the first federal MP to go electric as part of his parliamentary package. Did it ruin his weekend?
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No place for gas, as Forrest says green hydrogen orders “come from everywhere”
Andrew Forrest tells shareholders demand for green hydrogen is “coming from everywhere” since FFI has made its intentions clear.
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“Outdated:” Queensland takes Palmer coal plant approval process away from council
Queensland state government proposes to take charge of development approval process for coal power station being proposed by Clive Palmer.
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Neoen solar projects delayed by supply chain issues, battery revenue jumps four-fold
Neoen says it will take a little longer to reach 5GW of operating capacity, mostly due to supply chain issues in solar. But battery revenue has jumped sharply.
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Angus Taylor launches fresh attempt to use clean energy body to fund CCS projects
The Morrison government will again try to open up a key clean energy fund to CCS projects, in attempt to establish $500 million fund.
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Glasgow Brief: World on track to exceed 2 degrees warming, Australia’s climate policies slammed
Australia ranked last for climate policies, gets another 'fossil' award for EV "inaction" plan, as new report finds COP26 pledges would push world beyond 2°C.
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“Unacceptably risky”: Morrison’s climate creep leaves clean energy investors cold
Renewable energy investors say Australia is still an "unacceptably risky market," despite federal government's net-zero pledge.
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Australia ranked dead last in world on climate policy after Glasgow Cop-out
Australia falls to dead last in global rankings of climate policy after its refusal to lift short term ambition at Glasgow.
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Hawaii targets another 50,000 rooftop solar systems, to close last coal plant
Hawaiian Electric commits to adding nearly 50,000 new rooftop solar systems across the islands as part of an ambitious new emissions reduction target.
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What is corporate renewable energy purchasing and how is it changing?
As the global corporate renewable energy purchasing market matures, three new trends are shaping its journey.
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Scott Morrison’s hopeless spin and failure on electric vehicles
Scott Morrison's electric vehicle strategy has completely missed the bus. Little wonder that it was launched at a hydrogen refuelling station.
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Glasgow Brief: Australia climate plan a “brochure”, Obama targets Russia, China and Republicans
EU targets Australia again on "brochure" and lack of action, Obama admits to feelings of dystopia, fossil fuel lobby out in force in Glasgow.
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“Transformational:” Australia passes 3 million-mark for rooftop solar systems
More than 3 million rooftop solar systems have been installed by Australian households. Can the rest of the electricity grid – and the federal government – keep up?
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Cheaper, cleaner, more reliable: The stunning success of South Australia’s renewable transition
Report into South Australia's stunning renewables transition proves wind and solar delivers cheaper, cleaner and reliable power.
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Why putting rooftop solar on low-income rooftops is an “economic no-brainer”
Should rooftop PV subsidies be redirected to low-income households only? New study shows why supporting hardship customers with solar could be a better deal.
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Wind and solar can supply most of world’s energy needs, most of the time, says study
US-China study finds wind and solar power can meet more than 80% of demand in many countries around the world without “crazy amounts” of storage or excess capacity.
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Newcastle may get 40MW green hydrogen electrolyser in Macquarie-backed study
ARENA pitches in funding for a 40MW renewable hydrogen electrolyser project that will help push Newcastle towards a green industry future.
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