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Three new biomethane plants have the potential to accelerate Australia’s biomethane industry across parts of regional New South Wales. ARENA’s Bioenergy Roadmap found a biomethane industry could reduce Australia’s emissions by 9 per cent, contribute around $10 billion in extra GDP per annum, and create over 26,000 new jobs by the start of the next … Continued
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE DATE 29 November, 2023 THE CLIMATE COUNCIL welcomes the Victorian Government’s introduction today of legislation locking in some of Australia’s strongest targets for growing clean energy and cutting carbon pollution. This is the kind of race to the top on climate action Australia needs now. Climate Council CEO Amanda McKenzie … Continued
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE DATE 29 November, 2023 THE CLIMATE COUNCIL welcomes the Victorian Government’s introduction today of legislation locking in some of Australia’s strongest targets for growing clean energy and cutting carbon pollution. This is the kind of race to the top on climate action Australia needs now. Climate Council CEO Amanda McKenzie … Continued
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Parliament House Canberra, Wednesday 29 November 2023 Disaster Relief Australia (DRA) and Mitsubishi Motors Australia Limited (Mitsubishi Motors) have joined forces to deliver improved technological capabilities for DRA’s disaster response work. Today’s technology demonstration at Parliament House, opened by Minister for Emergency Management, Senator the Hon Murray Watt, showcased Mitsubishi Motors’ prototype bi-directional charging technology, … Continued
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The levels of atmospheric aerosols and greenhouse gas emissions will have a significant impact in the future on both the production of photovoltaic energy and associated costs. That is the conclusion of research by engineers at UNSW who have studied a wide range of climate change models looking ahead 70 years. In a paper published … Continued
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27th November 2023 A report out today (Wednesday) shows Australia has enormous potential for grazing sheep and growing fruits and vegetables under solar panels, but better planning, more research and targeted government policy is needed to make these options work for local farmers. Agrivoltaics (also referred to as ‘agrisolar’) refers to co-locating agricultural production systems … Continued
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EMBARGOED TO 11PM TUESDAY NIGHT FOR WEDNESDAY LAUNCH A report out today (Wednesday November 27) shows Australia has enormous potential for grazing sheep and growing fruits and vegetables under solar panels, but better planning, more research and targeted government policy is needed to make these options work for local farmers. Agrivoltaics (also referred to as … Continued
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UNESCO World Heritage nomination for the Burrup Peninsula has been delayed by 12 months due to an invalid submission from the federal government. Former chair of the Murujuga Aboriginal Corporation Raelene Cooper described the confirmation as the latest example of government and industry collusion to develop Woodside’s Burrup Hub. UNESCO has confirmed that consideration of … Continued
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Monash University, recognised among the world’s top-50 universities, will be one of the leading global universities to host a Blue Zone pavilion at 2023 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28) in Dubai, UAE, from 30 November to 12 December. Monash University is dedicated to addressing the pressing global challenge of climate change and has also … Continued
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CANBERRA, Embargoed until 5.00am Monday 27 November – New analysis released today has revealed that Woodside’s Burrup Hub is Australia’s biggest climate threat, belching out 6.1 billion tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions over its proposed 50-year lifetime. The new data from Greenpeace shows that the predicted emissions from Woodside’s Burrup Hub are far greater … Continued
