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Risen Energy proposes new four-hour battery storage facility in Riverina
Risen Energy is planning a big four hour battery in the Riverina region of NSW, next to an existing solar farm.
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“Hard-to-abate” must not become code for delaying steel decarbonisation
Many steel company decarbonisation efforts offer little more than tinkering with existing coal-based technology, and are giving lip service to net zero emissions.
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Small Victorian project tops performance rankings of Australian wind farms in 2022
The Kiata wind farm in Victoria may be small, but it is perfectly located, and has topped the rankings of best performing wind farms in 2022.
The post Small Victorian project tops performance rankings of Australian wind farms in 2022 appeared first on RenewEconomy.
Carnegie and Hewlett Packard extend deal to develop “self learning” wave energy
Carnegie and Hewlett Packard to continue work on "self learning" technology that will boost output and lower costs of wave energy technology.
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SPONSORED: Post-COP27, Carbon Markets Turn Focus to Pricing -CME Group
Oregon offset project that failed to report wildfire carbon loss compliant for now, California’s ARB says
RGGI Market: RGA prices stumble back toward early-year levels as lower heating demand weighs
*Project Manager, BioLite – Nairobi/Remote
Voluntary carbon market could reach $1 trillion valuation under right rules, say analysts
VCM Report: Damning reports on REDD+ crush prices as buyers retreat
Bee-harming pesticide use given emergency authorisation
The world's carbon price is a fraction of what we need – because only a fifth of global emissions are priced
Photos from the field: our voyage investigating Australia's submarine landslides and deep-marine canyons
UPDATE – US-based investment firm nets over $100 million for global carbon allowance fund
UPDATE – UK’s steel bailouts signpost green subsidy boost, carbon border adjustment
Ratings agency puts US CCS projects ‘on watch’ for potential score change
Steel industry overlooking mine methane leaks in low-carbon transition -report
A gecko: Not the hiss or croak for me | Helen Sullivan
The gecko licks its eyeball seductively: I mean, have you seen my feet?
It is evening, and the world seems to go still for a moment, as though some kind of signal has been lost. You hear a tiny bark. There in the corner: a gecko. If the corner is in an apartment that is in a suburb in a city in Malaysia, you hear a “cicak”, in Bangladesh, “tiktiki”.
Where does this tiny reptile get the confidence to make a sound like that? “Not the hiss or croak for me,” it says. The gecko licks its eyeball seductively: I mean, have you seen my feet?
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