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A penguin farm in the Australian desert: a thought experiment that reveals the flaws our in environment laws
Retailer start-up taps biopower and solar to offer low day-time prices
South Australian start-up iO Energy signs innovative PPA with biopower firm to offer very low cost day-time power prices.
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Good vibe? New data shows wind farm complaints tumbled in 2021
Community complaints about wind farms fell dramatically in 2021, including a “significant reduction” in concerns about low frequency noise or vibrations from operating turbines.
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Networks test time-of-use appetite with “zero cost” daytime electricity offer
"Free electricity" offered by networks over a five-hour period each day, as part of new tariff trial designed for EV owners and non solar households.
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Graph of the Day: South Australia sets new wind output record
South Australia has set a new wind output record for the second time in six days.
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Italian energy giant gets wind farm approval, seeks buyer for Australian wind and solar assets
Enel receives approval for its first wind farm in Australia, but has reportedly put the for sale sign on its growing wind and solar portfolio.
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Wild tiger numbers 40% higher than thought, says conservation group
Improved monitoring has shown nearly 6,000 tigers, says International Union for Conservation of Nature, with population ‘stable or increasing’
There are 40% more tigers in the wild than previously thought, with as many as 5,578 around, though they remain an endangered species, according to a leading conservationist group.
The jump in numbers was due to improved monitoring, with the population thought to be stable or increasing, said the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). Habitat protection projects showed that “recovery is possible”.
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Bowen frees ARENA from Taylor’s fossil fuel mandate, puts focus back on renewables
Labor restores ARENA's focus on renewables, ending years of Coalition attempts to redirect the agency's funding to CCS and gas projects.
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CP Daily: Thursday July 21, 2022
Biden announces new climate actions but holds emergency declaration in reserve
Biden goes to former coal plant now used to make wind turbines to pledge executive powers to cut US emissions – but stops short of declaring climate emergency.
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Sustainable Finance Associate, HSBC – London
New research in Arnhem Land reveals why institutional fire management is inferior to cultural burning
Canada-based offset project developer inks offtake deal with innovative CCU startup
Carbon Market Business Developer, EMEA, World Fuel Services – Europe
UK targets 10GW by 2030 with “world-first” hydrogen subsidy scheme
UK launches world first national subsidy scheme for hydrogen, with a controversial mix of green and blue hydrogen.
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