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AGL says pumped hydro “critical” to energy transition, as it updates its own plans
AGL says feasibility studies underway on Muswellbrook pumped hydro energy storage JV, with a preferred technology solution on track for early 2024.
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NSW funds two new electrolysers as part of $1.5bn plan to slash cost of green hydrogen
Matt Kean announces two new electrolyser projects as part of $1.5 billion to slash technology costs by nearly half and help offset US Inflation Reduction Act.
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Analysts lower 2023 CCA price forecast, expect premium Q1 RGGI auction settlement
US govt allows California’s Diablo Canyon power plant to continue operation during renewal application
WCI Markets: CCAs spike to 4-mth high on regulatory announcements, WCAs resume trading
Is nuclear power in a global death spiral?
Amid turbocharged renewables growth, nuclear power remains stagnant – only an acceleration of China’s program will save it from a death spiral.
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Cutting edge distributed energy test lab in works for New South Wales coal centre
SwitchDin unveils plans to build the Southern Hemisphere’s largest dedicated test lab for distributed energy resources (DER) in Newcastle.
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New York biomass facility’s RGGI non-compliance extends into 2022
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California invalidates compliance offsets from Wisconsin project for second time
Ratings firm downgrades Asian renewables project, puts REDD scheme on watch
US green group report takes aim at agriculture offset markets, citing Big Ag ‘power grab’
Thinking of having a baby as the planet collapses? First, ask yourself 5 big ethical questions
Whales use ‘phonic lips’ in nose to make loudest sounds of any animal, say scientists
Researchers solve puzzle of how animal generates enough air flow 1,000 metres under water, where pressure is 100 times that at surface
The question of how the whale got its voice has been solved by scientists, who have discovered how the creatures use “phonic lips” in their nose to produce the loudest sounds in the animal kingdom.
The research also reveals that toothed whales, a group that includes killer whales, sperm whales, dolphins and porpoises, use three vocal registers equivalent to vocal fry (a low creaky voice), a normal speaking voice and falsetto.
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Plans for gas drilling in Surrey Hills to face judicial review
Local campaigners succeed in bringing legal challenge after government overruled council’s rejection of project
Plans to drill for gas in the Surrey Hills will be put under judicial review and could be stopped, after local campaigners took the government to the high court.
Ministers previously gave the green light to three years of exploratory drilling at a site near Dunsfold on the edge of the Surrey Hills area of outstanding natural beauty.
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