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Adapting to a hotter planet has never been more important, and progress edged forward at COP27
Generators want money to keep burning coal while waiting for wind, solar and storage
Coal plant owners are ramping up calls for more money to stay open longer. Might this come in the form of more secret contracts?
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Solar thermal lobby wants a RET that values long duration storage and megawatt hours
Payments for megawatt hours and tax credits are policies that would boost a long-duration storage industry in Australia.
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Australia Market Roundup: Govt invests A$500 mln towards clean energy tech, releases “sobering” climate report, ACCU issuance flat
Works begin on Kidston link, as landmark pumped hydro project targets 2024 start
Works begin on a 186km new transmission line to connect the ground-breaking Kidston Clean Energy Hub to the grid in north Queensland.
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Australian fund manager’s wind and solar pipeline hits 10GW, but most of it is overseas
Australian fund manager IFM has a huge pipeline of renewable projects in Europe and the US, but not much in its home country.
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Labor tips another $500m into CEFC to help bridge clean energy’s “valley of death”
Labor sets up $500m Powering Australia Technology Fund to drive commercialisation of energy efficiency and smart energy technologies.
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State of the climate: What Australians need to know about “concerning” new report
Bureau of Meteorology and CSIRO have released the latest State of the Climate report, and there’s not much good news for Australians.
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CP Daily: Tuesday November 22, 2022
State of the climate: what Australians need to know about major new report
They might not have a spine, but invertebrates are the backbone of our ecosystems. Let's help them out
Atlantic Canadian provinces to face later ‘backstop’ CO2 fuel levy in 2023, as subnational large emitter programmes approved
Carbon finance firm partners with Danish Red Cross for Southeast Asian blue carbon projects
Fortescue and Quinbrook warn Australia green hydrogen hopes could be dashed by US
Two of Australia's biggest investors in renewables warn that Australia's high hopes to be green hydrogen superpower could be dashed if it can't match US government support.
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*Market Analyst, Global Carbon Markets, Climate Finance Partners (CLIFI) – Remote
RGGI emitters increase share of allowance holdings in Q3, but 2022 compliance shortfall expands
ANALYSIS: Overwhelming loss of market confidence in REDD in 2022 as uncertainty bites demand
ARENA maps out path for Australia’s ‘hard-to-abate’ alumina makers to reach net zero
A combination of renewables and new processes provides opportunities for Australia to lead in transition to zero emissions in energy-gobbling alumina-making industry.
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