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Amazon signs up nine wind and solar farms to become world’s biggest corporate buyer
Amazon signs up for nine new wind and solar projects in North America and Europe, to become the largest corporate buyer of renewable energy in the world.
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Hydrogen-powered space rockets are coming to Queensland
Queensland space company Hypersonix plans to use green hydrogen produced in Brisbane to fuel zero emissions rockets.
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Major energy players back AEMO’s plan to abandon gas-led recovery modelling
AGL, Origin and EnergyAustralia all back decision to ignore Morrison's 'gas led recovery' in next Integrated System Plan.
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UK’s stunning new climate target adds major pressure on Australia
The UK government has announced a climate target of 78% reductions by 2035. It shines a bright light on Australia's current inaction.
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Albanese promises “clean energy jobs revolution” in rebuke of Morrison cafe jibe
Albanese says the opportunities created through action on climate change would have a wide-reaching benefit for the Australian economy.
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The Driven Podcast: The Sunshine state’s plan to go electric
We talk to RACQ head of policy Rebecca Michael about the electric vehicle transition in Queensland.
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Solar and wind are leading fastest energy transition the world has seen
The latest IRENA data shows that Australia is in the number two spot of new renewables per person and number one spot for installed solar PV.
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Huge solid sails could cut fossil fuel use by 30 per cent for shipping industry
UK and Norwegian companies to build first huge "solid sails" that could slash fossil fuel consumption in the shipping industry by nearly a third.
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ClearVue completes world’s first solar glass greenhouse in Perth
ClearVue Technologies launches “world-first” solar greenhouse, to demonstrate both its integrated PV tech and its potential to advance agricultural research.
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Hydrogen power plant in South Australian would already be profitable, analysts say
Analysis of a proposed hydrogen fuelled power station in South Australia would have generated millions in profits, analysts say.
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CCS, but not as you know it: US prize targets cement’s monster emissions
Two prize-winning companies have developed technology that can inject carbon dioxide into concrete and store it there "for good".
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Transport and mining are growing climate problems for Australian states: new data
New emissions data show that the mining industry and transport sectors are pushing up emissions across states, even as renewables drive them down.
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“We will not achieve net zero in inner city cafes”: Morrisons’ culture war on climate
Scott Morrison announced that 'net zero won't be solved at inner city dinner parties' - at an inner city dinner party.
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Texas has another close call, sparking more false claims about wind and solar
Another near disaster in mid-April was the result of a lot of thermal generation – coal, gas and nuclear – being off line for maintenance, not renewables performing poorly.
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“Jagged bulldust”: Why the Murdoch media hates electric vehicles so much
Murdoch media serves up some "jagged bulldust" and delivers a record amount of myths and misinformation about EVs to its readers of "common clay."
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French giant Total Eren signs on to massive 8GW green hydrogen project in WA
Total Eren to collaborate with ASX listed Province Resources on the development of a huge wind, solar and green hydrogen project in Western Australia.
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US, China promise more climate action, leaving Australia further isolated
Australia's tokenistic climate policy looks increasingly isolated after US and China jointly declare they are "firmly committed" to tackling climate change.
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AGL led consortium ups offer for Tilt in bid to fend off Canadian rival
AGL-backed consortium ups Tilt Renewables takeover offer to A$2.83 billion, after a rival bid emerges from a Canadian pension fund.
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Japan’s pivot to renewables will kick Australian exports right in the thermals
Japan accounts for about one third of Australia's thermal coal and LNG exports, so if it goes green then Australia better have a plan.
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Delta flagged early closure of Vales Point coal plant when it rejected federal grant
Delta cancelled coal plant upgrades after being short-changed by Morrison government, and flagged an early closure of Vales Point, documents obtained under FOI show.
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