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Tesla has appointed Tesltra CFO Robyn Denholm as chair of its board of directors, where one of her key roles will be leading the company to profitability – while reining in the force that is Elon Musk.

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Some popular ways Indians try to beat air pollution - but do they really work?

Microplastics have swamped our ecosystem. Can tech help prevent them entering our water systems?

Hydro Tasmania, Momentum Energy’s parent company, today announced that Amy Childs is the new Managing Director of Momentum Energy.

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Ashurst advised John Laing on its acquisition of the Finley Solar Farm, a greenfield solar project with a total capacity of 174.9 MWp to be constructed west of Finley in Berrigan Shire Council, New South Wales.

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Ballarat big battery, the first in Victoria, starts charging and discharging activity on the grid.

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AEMO report shows big surge in rooftop solar, eating away at demand, displacing coal and depressing prices.

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A copy of the physicist's signed PhD thesis sells for £584,750, nearly four time the guide price.

Canadian Environment Minister Catherine McKenna announced Thursday that the federal government will invest funds in Ontario emissions reduction initiatives after the province scrapped its green programmes this summer associated with its cancelled cap-and-trade programme.

Germany will need to buy intergovernmental carbon units to cover a shortfall in its EU emission goals in non-ETS sectors, according to environment minister Svenja Schulze, who called for an expansion of carbon pricing domestically to avoid having to source foreign credits again in future.

European carbon rallied for a fifth day on Thursday, fully recovering from from the sell-off that sent prices to a four-month low a week ago, though experts say EUAs may face a tough challenge getting above €20.

Isolation at work can be unhealthy. But it can also be a good thing – as this researcher found out when he walked solo from Melbourne to Sydney. Agustin Chevez, Adjunct Research Fellow, Centre For Design Innovation, Swinburne University of Technology Licensed as Creative Commons – attribution, no derivatives.

California Carbon Allowance (CCA) prices declined on the secondary market ahead of next week’s auction, while traders showed little appetite to transact RGGI allowances (RGAs).

California regulator Air Resources Board (ARB) will return to its twice-a-month offset issuance schedule after issuing credits on a rolling basis ahead of the WCI's Nov. 1 compliance deadline, a state official told Carbon Pulse on Thursday.

Governments could save almost $300 billion a year on emission reductions by 2030 if they cooperate among each other rather than working alone, a conference heard this week.

On behalf of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), GIZ’s Climate Sector Project provides conceptual and practical input for designing and implementing national climate contributions.

Czechia-based utility CEZ caught up to its historical hedging levels over Q3, it said in quarterly results on Thursday that could be a bearish signal for EUAs.

The Carbon Fund successfully listed on the New Zealand Stock Exchange (NZX) on Thursday, having raised over NZ$1 million ($680,000) from investors by offering exposure to carbon allowances and credits.

Japanese firm’s NuGen arm behind plans for plant in Cumbria to wind up next year

Toshiba is to wind up its nuclear arm, which was leading a project to build a new power station in the UK.

The decision by the Japanese firm’s board is a huge blow to plans for a nuclear plant at Moorside in Cumbria.

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