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Industry rejects the Victorian Government’s proposed gas ban

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A coalition of leading Victorian industry bodies, representing more than 100,000 businesses and tens of billions of dollars in investment, is urging the state government to reconsider its proposed gas ban.   The Building Electrification Regulatory Impact Statement will increase costs for large and small businesses, stifle crucial gas investment and leave Victorians facing higher … Continued

Talent alert: Coalition’s nuclear scheme risks higher power bills, more climate pollution and the safety of our communities

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December 13, 2024   Federal Opposition Leader Peter Dutton’s nuclear proposal will cost Australians dearly – wasting money, time and energy we can’t afford while doing nothing to lower people’s power bills or cut climate pollution today.    Further details from the Coalition, to be released today, fail to explain the costs of keeping Australia’s coal-fired … Continued

North West Shelf WA Approval: Protest at Woodside this morning + Incredible footage of Australia’s most polluting gas plant & spectacular Scott Reef

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High quality, high resolution photos and vision of the North West Shelf facility and its impacts on Murujuga rock art available here (credit: Save our Songlines) Stunning photos and vision of Scott Reef (threatened by Woodside’s gas expansion) is available here   A snap protest has been called outside Woodside HQ at 08.00am AWST this morning … Continued

Rewiring Australia endorses Victorian electrification push to save households money

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Rewiring Australia has endorsed the Victorian Government’s proposed rule to phase out expensive gas appliances, which will lower energy bills and emissions for households across the state. “Thanks to this policy, more Victorians will have lower energy bills and healthier homes,” said Chief Executive Officer Dan Cass. “We back the Victorian Government’s plans to help … Continued

Coalition’s eye-watering nuclear price tag could buy solar for every Australian home that doesn’t have it (five times over)

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ANALYSIS from the Australian Conservation Foundation has found for just one-fifth of the Coalition’s nuclear price tag, the government could install rooftop solar on every house in the country that doesn’t already have it.* And for less than half (42%) of the $331 billion, the government could also install a battery system on every Australian … Continued

WA gas expansion bad for culture, nature and climate

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In response to the Western Australian government’s approval of the extension of Woodside’s North West Shelf gas hub at Karratha, granting it permission to process gas until 2070, the Australian Conservation Foundation’s CEO Kelly O’Shanassy said: “To approve 50 years of climate-heating gas production at Australia’s largest gas plant, located right next to ancient World … Continued

Not keen on nuclear: Renewable Energy Zone residents

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12 December, 2024   Just 5% of people living in renewable energy zones would embrace living near nuclear power stations, polling released by RE-Alliance today has shown, while 53% outright reject it.   89 Degrees East polled 1,770 Australians living in renewable energy zones. RE-Alliance has been working in the space where the energy shift … Continued

SLB Awarded Integrated Services Contract for All Petrobras’ Offshore Fields in Brazil

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Following a competitive tender process, the award covers more than 100 wells across nine ultra-deepwater rigs including exploratory and revitalization wells in the Campos Basin, with potential operations in the Equatorial Margin HOUSTON–BUSINESS WIRE– Global energy technology company SLB (NYSE: SLB) today announced that it has been awarded, after a competitive tender, a new contract … Continued