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Certification standards under scrutiny as Australia sets sights on green hydrogen export

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A new study reveals potential gaps in Australia’s hydrogen certification framework that may affect its alignment with emerging international standards. The study looks at how well current certification schemes ensure hydrogen made from renewable electricity actually delivers climate benefits, using Australia’s National Electricity Market as a case study. Researchers say we need better ways to … Continued

AWU + Offshore Alliance + MUA reaction to North West Shelf Approval

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Quotes attributable to various union leaders regarding Minister Watt’s approval of the extension of the North West Shelf.   Paul Farrow, National Secretary, Australian Workers’ Union (AWU)   “Minister Watt’s announcement correctly prioritises and secures the future of well paid union jobs in WA and secures supply of a crucial transition fuel we need as … Continued

‘Juukan Gorge in slow motion’: Proposed approval of Woodside gas factory to 2070 will destroy ancient rock art, condemn Australians to more dangerous climate

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The Australian Conservation Foundation has expressed its bitter disappointment at Environment Minister Murray Watt’s announcement that he intends to approve Woodside’s proposal to extend the life of the North West Shelf gas hub out to 2070. “This is a bitterly disappointing decision that locks in decades more climate pollution and will drive demand to open … Continued

Rewiring Australia welcomes expansion of energy-upgrade advice service for Victorians

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Rewiring Australia welcomes expansion of energy-upgrade advice service for Victorians   Rewiring Australia supports the expansion of a free one-stop-shop available to all Victorians to get advice on how to reduce their energy bills by upgrading to efficient electric appliances and solar.    The Victorian Government today announced the State Electricity Commission’s one-stop-shop would grow … Continued

UNESCO to defer Murujuga rock art listing until government tackles emissions

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A new report by the body that advises the United Nations on World Heritage nominations has recommended Australia end acidic pollution on Western Australia’s Burrup Peninsula, dispelling the myth that the gas industry and the ancient Murujuga rock art can co-exist. The ‘conditions of integrity and authenticity’ of Murujuga are ‘vulnerable due to industrial emissions, considered … Continued

AEMO draft report opens door to community-scale energy solutions

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28.05.2025For immediate release Community Power Agency welcomes the Australian Energy Market Operator’s (AEMO) engagement with Distribution Network Service Providers (DNSPs) as a promising and much-needed development in national energy planning – one that could unlock a new wave of community-scale energy solutions and build social licence in the shift to renewable energy. “Although large-scale renewable … Continued

Perma-Pipe International Holdings, Inc. Announces New Contract Award in Qatar

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SPRING, Texas–BUSINESS WIRE– Perma-Pipe International Holdings, Inc. (Nasdaq: PPIH) today announced that it has received its first project award to be executed in Qatar since the announcement of the intent to mobilize there. The project will be for USD $2.4 million and will utilize Perma-Pipe’s fabrication capabilities and the XTRU-THERM® insulation system, a spray-applied polyurethane … Continued