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LONGi achieves new milestone of 30GW for Hi-MO 5 module shipments
LONGi's Hi-MO 5 modules have now been delivered to clients in 94 countries, with total shipments exceeding 30GW.
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NSW sets date for first gigawatt-scale tender of wind, solar and storage
AEMO Services sets a date for the first NSW REZ tender, offering long-term contracts for 1GW of wind and solar and 600MW of long-duration storage.
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UK people of colour four times more likely to live in areas ‘at higher risk from heatwaves’
Study found that the most at-risk neighbourhoods were also among the most ethnically diverse and have lower carbon footprints than average
People of colour are four times more likely to live in areas at high risk from heatwaves in the UK as the climate heats up, according to experts.
Researchers at the University of Manchester and Friends of the Earth found one in three people from minority ethnic groups lived in areas most exposed to extreme heat, compared with just one in 12 white people.
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BHP to collaborate with India’s Tata to tackle steel emissions
Australian researchers develop safer electrolyte for sodium batteries
Australian researchers develop new and non-flammable electrolyte material for use in sodium batteries that could be safer and cheaper than lithium-ion batteries.
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Clean Energy Summit Live: Electrify low-income homes, says Griffith
Clean Energy Award winners announced, Bandt lays down challenge to Labor, Saul Griffith delivers blunt message to federal government.
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London brokers lose for third time in legal fight over £5.6 mln EU ETS tax fraud claim
First voluntary offsets project partnership launched for produce growers
Washington carbon market stakeholders fixating on compliance costs, offsets ahead of final regulation
Record-breaking hot temperatures spark fires across England – video
Blazes broke out across England on Tuesday as temperatures surged to a historic high of 40.3C, capping two days of extreme heat that scientists warn is 'a wake-up call' for the climate emergency.
Fire brigades in London, Leicestershire, Norfolk and South Yorkshire were among those to declare major incidents as flames destroyed buildings and devoured tinder-dry fields in Wennington, east London, and grasslands elsewhere in the capital and in Groby, Leicestershire
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Octopus launches $10 billion renewables platform, buys Australia’s biggest solar farm
Octopus kick-starts $10 billion renewables "platform" with closure of two funds, investment from CEFC and purchase of country's biggest solar farm.
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US forest group issues green bond to finance nature-based carbon offsets
“It’s about time we acted like we’re in a crisis”: Greens to push Labor ‘further and faster’
Greens leader Adam Bandt questions whether Albanese government really wants to end the climate wars. "We’re in a crisis and we need to act like it."
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Biden under pressure to declare climate emergency after Manchin torpedoes bill
President could bypass the political gridlock as nearly 20% population faces 100F and above temperatures
Joe Biden is under pressure to declare a national climate emergency as temperatures soar across the US and Europe.
Facing political gridlock in Washington, the US president could make such an announcement – which would unlock federal resources to deal with the crisis – as soon as this week, the Washington Post reported on Tuesday.
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