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SLB announces successful early tender results and amendment of Exchange Offer

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SLB subsidiaries announce successful early tender results and amendment of Exchange Offer and Consent Solicitations HOUSTON–BUSINESS WIRE– Schlumberger Limited (“SLB”) (NYSE: SLB) today announced the early tender results and the amendment of the previously announced offers by Schlumberger Holdings Corporation, an indirect wholly owned subsidiary of SLB (“SHC”), to exchange certain series of notes listed … Continued

NUCLEAR FOR AUSTRALIA CALLS FOR FACT-BASED DEBATE NOT FEARMONGERING AS ANTI-NUCLEAR PROTESTERS TARGET BHP

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Melbourne, Australia – Nuclear for Australia calls for fact-based debate, not fearmongering, as anti-nuclear protesters target BHP. This statement comes as a group of anti-nuclear protesters gathered outside BHP’s Australian headquarters yesterday, voicing opposition to uranium mining and nuclear power.  The protesters’ actions highlight a persistent challenge in Australia’s energy debate: misinformation continues to overshadow … Continued

New tool to cut through energy debate as price hike prompts new questions about nuclear

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Amid today’s news of energy bill spikes, Australians have a new tool to calculate how their bills would fare with a nuclear generation option  It’s been confirmed that unreliable coal-fired electricity plants are causing 2.5-8.9 per cent energy bill increases. That has raised concerns about the Coalition’s nuclear proposal, which would keep households vulnerable to … Continued

Charge Up Farm Batteries: Farmers for Climate Action to Federal Pollies

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Wednesday, 12 March 2025 Batteries will help farmers to lower energy costs Batteries increase energy security in rural communities The payoff period for farm batteries is currently around 10 years and this could be reduced with government support   Farmers for Climate Action (FCA), representing more than 8,400 farmer members, is calling for policies to … Continued

17% RENEWABLES GAP MAKES NUCLEAR ESSENTIAL TO AUSTRALIA’S FUTURE

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SYDNEY – With Australia facing mounting pressure on its energy grid, a new report underscores the urgent need for a reliable, long-term solution to address rising energy prices, grid instability, and looming gas shortages—challenges that nuclear power is uniquely positioned to solve. According to recent analysis by energy research firm Rystad Energy, Australia is confronting a … Continued

Water movement on surfaces makes more electric charge than expected

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Researchers from RMIT University and the University of Melbourne have discovered that water generates an electrical charge up to 10 times greater than previously understood when it moves across a surface. The team, led by Dr Joe Berry, Dr Peter Sherrell and Professor Amanda Ellis, observed when a water droplet became stuck on a tiny … Continued