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Forrest’s FFI inks deal to develop green ammonia and hydrogen train engine
FFI inks deal with Deutsche Bahn to develop modified diesel train engines that use a mix of green ammonia and hydrogen – an alternative to the "infinity train."
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'Humble' worm saliva can break down tough plastic
COP27: Activists "baffled" that Coca-Cola will be sponsor
How to ensure the world’s largest pumped-hydro project isn’t a disaster for the environment
The long duration energy storage offered by pumped hydro is vital to Australia's renewables transition. So how can we limit its environmental damage?
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Supergrids sound great for renewables, but they must be fair and sustainable too
How can we ensure a fair and sustainable transmission transition? Here are 12 recommendations to the federal government's Rewiring the Nation policy.
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Renewables generation growth flattens H1 ’22 global power sector emissions -report
King Charles should attend climate summit, COP26 president says
Great Solar Business Podcast: Smart hot water diverters
Scott Young from Catch Power explains why hot water diverters have come of age and how they can save consumers hundreds of dollars.
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EV charging station owner to appeal fraud allegations in Oregon Clean Fuels Program
Almost 200 nations are set to tackle climate change at COP27 in Egypt. Is this just a talkfest, or does the meeting actually matter?
No time to waste: Curbing garbage can cut CO2, methane emissions -report
Carbon standards body set to issue first credits, rolls out new ARR methodology
Offset ratings firm awards high grade to urban forestry project
Removals may be EU ETS “blind spot” with 2040 zero emissions target coming into sight -experts
Rees-Mogg’s neighbours fail to share ‘delight’ at back garden fracking
Few in Somerset MP’s constituency share his enthusiasm but some do agree with need for ‘unpopular measures’
The sun was shining and the wind blowing steadily across Jacob Rees-Mogg’s manicured garden and the Somerset hills beyond.
“It’s obvious on a day like this, isn’t it?” said Gary Marsh, a stonemason and a neighbour of the business secretary and Conservative MP for North East Somerset. “We should be putting more money into solar and wind energy. Plus tidal power on the coast at places like Burnham-on-Sea and Weston-super-Mare. Not fracking, messing with the earth and water.”
Continue reading...Nord Stream methane leak threatens to blow hole in EU emissions coverage
Wave energy machines on Australian south coast would slash renewable energy costs, CSIRO says
Report commissioned by Wave Swell Energy says the machines would make a future clean electricity grid more stable and more reliable
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Deploying wave energy machines at a handful of locations on Australia’s south coast would make a future clean electricity grid more stable, more reliable and would dramatically cut the costs of buying batteries to store renewable energy, according to a new CSIRO report.
The report was commissioned by Wave Swell Energy, an Australian company that has just finished a 12-month trial of its pilot plant on a beach at King Island, north of Tasmania.
Continue reading...‘Show us the money,’ environment groups say after Labor sets goal of preventing any new extinctions
Advocates deride $224.5m funding pledge given one study suggests $2bn a year needed to recover 2,000 threatened plants, animals and ecological communities
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The federal government will need to drastically increase funding for nature conservation in this month’s budget if it wants to prevent further extinction of native wildlife, conservationists say.
The environment and water minister, Tanya Plibersek, announced the zero extinctions target on Tuesday as part of a revamped action plan for threatened species, prioritising conservation efforts for 110 plants and animals and 20 places.
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