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Why BlackRock chose Australia to make its largest big battery play
There are some compelling reasons why US investment giant BlackRock has chosen Australia for its biggest battery play "by some margin."
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Wildlife recovery spending after Australia's last megafires was 13 times less than the $2.7 billion needed
Lightsource BP steams ahead on big solar build-out, backed by Orica and Mars
Lightsource bp says the outlook for solar in Australia is "incredibly strong," as new PPAs help underpin the construction of two more PV projects.
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Danish renewables giant looks to buy into 3GW “Battery of the North” project
Denmark's CIP looking to buy into 3GW "Battery of the North" project that will combine wind, solar and pumped hydro.
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Massive 1GW-plus wind farm proposal wins Major Project status in Tasmania
Tasmania grants major project status to giga-scale wind farm proposed for Tasmania’s north-east.
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Energy Insiders Podcast: Climate and community independents have their sway
Independent MP Helen Haines on pushing Labor on climate, and taking the lead on community energy.
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Renewables and hydrogen to create “eye-watering” labour demand, says report
New report details the parallel step-change in construction activity – and jobs – that will be generated by the “meteoric transformation” of Queensland's energy network.
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US investment giant BlackRock in $1 billion big battery play in Australia
US investment giant BlackRock plans to invest at least $1 billion in big battery projects in Australia after buying out Melbourne-based develoeopr Akaysha.
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In a year of sporting mega-events, the Brisbane Olympics can learn a lot from the ones that fail their host cities
Esso secures interim injunction against disruptors of aviation fuel pipeline
Oil firm wins decision against environmental protesters blocking 105km-long Southampton-to-London pipeline project
The oil company Esso has secured an interim high court injunction to prevent environmental protesters disrupting construction work on a 105km-long aviation fuel pipeline.
Activists have targeted efforts to replace most of the underground Southampton to London pipeline by interfering with equipment and “attacking” it with angle grinders, a judge was told.
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Oder river: mystery of mass die-off of fish lingers as no toxic substances found
Polish scientists only found elevated salt levels after thousands of dead fish were found floating in the central European waterway
Mystery continues to surround the cause behind a “catastrophic” mass die-off of fish in the Oder River, after Polish scientists said laboratory tests found elevated salt levels but no other toxic substances in the central European waterway.
German municipalities have banned bathing and fishing in the Oder after thousands of dead fish were found floating in the 520 mile (840km) river, which runs from the Czech Republic to the Baltic Sea along the border between Germany and Poland.
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