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Bowen unveils sector by sector decarbonisation plan, but says no to 2035 net zero target
Bowen announces sector by sector decarbonisation plans, won't support 2035 net zero target, but takes a long handle to Coalition climate denial and nuclear push.
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British Columbia proposes tighter large emitter programme benchmarks, credit usage limits than Canadian peers
Spark consortium unveils 2GW floating offshore wind plan for Hunter zone
Cashed up and highly experienced consortium announces plans for up to 2GW Sea Fern Floating Offshore Wind project in NSW waters.
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Australia’s biggest coal plant can close in 2025 and lights won’t go out. Here’s how
Fossil fuel lobby and mainstream media are agitating for an extension of Eraring on grounds it is needed to “keep the lights on." This is a massive furphy and a bad idea.
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John Kerry aims to put China tensions aside at crucial climate talks
Chinese counterpart Xie Zhenhua seeks ‘common ground’ in first key summit between two largest carbon emitters since US-Beijing freeze
John Kerry, the US climate envoy, has called for more rapid action to confront the climate crisis in a crucial visit to China that is taking place against a fraught backdrop, with both countries currently baking under record heatwaves and Kerry facing hostile opposition from Republicans back home.
Kerry’s meeting with Xie Zhenhua, his Chinese counterpart, for three days of formal talks in Beijing is the first substantive summit between the world’s two largest carbon emitters on the climate crisis since relations were frozen last August, when Nancy Pelosi, the then-House of Representatives speaker, visited Taiwan, a move condemned by China’s leadership.
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Startup raises $25 mln to build durable carbon removal registry
Australia urged to extend RET, ignore “fossils and fools” to reach renewable target
CEC calls for extension to renewable energy target as new investment in wind and solar falls to a fraction of the amount needed to meet 82 pct target.
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World’s biggest solar project to add wind as new owners prepare to take charge
Sun Cable turns to wind as new owners take control with duties split over the domestic market and the export cable components.
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Wind and solar remain cheapest new sources of power, even after inflation hit
The latest GenCost report from the CSIRO and AEMO says wind and solar remain the cheapest new sources of power, even after a big hit from inflation
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RGGI Market: RGAs climb to year highs, seen catching WCI market tailwind
Heatwaves are new normal as 50C hits US and China - UN
With less than a year to go, the Murray-Darling Basin Plan is in a dreadful mess. These 5 steps are needed to fix it
ECOSYSTEM MARKETPLACE: “Carbon cowboy” pieces get clicks, but at the risk of ignoring what indigenous communities are actually saying
US orphan oil well sealing programme launched by Canadian carbon credit investor
Climate change plan will leave UK unprepared, advisors warn
EU unveils clean energy deals with Latin America, Caribbean in pivot west
VCM Report: Carbon credit prices drift lower amid thin trade, doubts over government action
People evacuate homes as wildfire rages south of Greek capital – video
People were ordered to leave their homes south-east of Athens on Monday as a wildfire fanned by strong winds burned nearby vegetation. The blaze was raging close to buildings in the village of Kouvaras, about 27km (17 miles) from the Greek capital, and threatening other settlements, the civil protection service said. In Kalyvia, horses were evacuated from stables that had caught light
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