A global stocktake of net zero targets finds many lack substance and short term ambition, leading to greenwashing and marketing deception.
Will Australia’s states save the day on climate and the clean energy transition?
Renewable policy is getting better in Australia’s states, but is it enough to cancel out federal inaction?
Norway’s underdog solar industry is ready to grow
Norway is unlikely to be the first place that comes to mind when thinking about solar power, but it looks the best option as it seeks to expand its grid.
New report finds investing in renewable energy is far better bet than fossil fuels
Imperial College Business School says renewable power saw significantly higher total returns over the past 10 years than fossil fuels.
The history of Australia’s false claim that its 2030 climate targets are world leading
Australia’s government is justifying climate inaction on a six-year-old document that misses the entire point of emissions reductions.
Chart of the day: Plummeting battery costs defy expectations
Like wind and solar, the costs of battery storage are plummeting far faster than anyone expected.
Cormann’s OECD campaign was a climate fakery trial run for Glasgow COP
Australia’s government is about to re-activate its efforts to convince the world that it’s doing enough on climate (it is not).
Fossil hydrogen is coming – time to learn what it will look like
How can new coal burning projects be justified in 2021? Using the transformational powers of hydrogen and the empty promise of CCS!
A breakdown of the misinformation Michael McCormack spread on Insiders
Nationals leader Michael McCormack repeated a range of climate myths on ABC’s Insiders, suggesting there’s a long way to go to net zero.
Australia ranked worst in world on Covid recovery spending on green options
A global program tracking green spending by countries puts Australia at the bottom of the pile for its tiny share of clean stimulus.
