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NZ pitches agricultural emissions pricing scheme, picks farm-level split-gas approach with crucial caveats
China weighs carbon credits for residential rooftop solar
Solar powers up at Australia’s biggest hybrid renewables park
The solar component of Australia's largest wind and solar hybrid plant – to date – has started generating small amounts power.
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Spotlight on integrity as consultation begins on Australia’s new emissions compliance market
With federal Labor ruling out a ban on new fossil fuel projects, the Greens are likely to push for new Safeguard Mechanism Credits to be of high integrity.
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Scientists develop “wind harvester” to generate power from a light breeze
Scientists from Singapore have developed a low-cost “wind harvester” that can harness energy from wind as gentle as a light breeze.
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Conservation: Explosion in frog numbers after mass pond digging
Australian solar thermal technology wins US backing to cut industrial emissions
Australia's Vast Solar is part of a US government-backed consortium trialing CSP technologies to combat industrial scale emissions in US factories.
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Apple boom: Why community orchards are on the rise
German start-up seizes home electrification opportunity in Australian takeover bid
A European conglomerate dived into the Australian market with plans to spend $100 million in the region setting up "one stop shops" in home electrification.
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UK’s gas imports would be 13 pct lower if it had not “cut the green crap”
New analysis shows the UK’s gas imports would be 13% lower if successive Conservative-led governments had not “cut the green crap” over the past decade.
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Japan, Sri Lanka to trade Paris-aligned carbon credits under JCM
Winners of the 2022 Nature Conservancy photo contest – in pictures
Here are some of the top images in the global photography competition which attracted more than 100,000 entries from 196 different countries and territories. The competition is divided into six categories: people and nature, landscape, water, wildlife, climate, and plants and fungi
Continue reading...Musk’s battery packs vs Forrest’s green hydrogen: Battle for the future will need both
As we accelerate towards a green future, will batteries or fuel cells power the world? The short answer is, we’ll need both.
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