Woodside opts to base massive Western Australia “clean” hydrogen plans on gas, using offsets and CCS technologies to market it as net-zero emissions.
Woodside unveils $1bn “clean” hydrogen plan based on gas, CCS and offsets
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Solar meets more than 100 per cent of local demand in South Australia again
Solar meets more than 100 per cent of South Australia state demand again. Rooftop solar alone may also reach that benchmark anytime soon.
Australian low-carbon lithium processing tech aims for “sustainable” battery market
NSW start-up aims to establish a foothold in the massive global battery supply chain with its Australian made, low-carbon lithium processing technology.
“Scotty from Marketing” splurges $12.9m advertising climate policies
Scott Morrison spends nearly $13 million promoting uptake of renewables in Australia, mostly through policies his government tried to destroy.
Net-zero target is win to savour, but must be matched by greater ambition for 2030
There are no excuses – Scott Morrison must also take a revised 2030 target to Glasgow.
Taylor refuses Senate order to release net zero modelling, says not in public interest
Taylor to reject Senate order to release the government’s modelling of a zero net emissions target for 2050, claiming ‘public interest immunity’.
Tesla Megapacks set new charge and discharge records at Victoria Big Battery
Victoria Big Battery sets new benchmark – believed to be a world record – for charging and discharging as it ramps up testing.
On net zero, Morrison has forgotten that you don’t negotiate with climate terrorists
Rather than showing leadership, Morrison has allowed the Nationals to dictate the terms of a net zero target. An error that could cost Australia billions.
Meagre offerings for government’s latest emissions auction, all eyes on open market
Government purchases of carbon offsets remain low, with the secondary market now offering almost double the price for Australian Carbon Credit Units.
Coal and silicon: The speech that Morrison can use to wow his Glasgow audience
The speech that Scott Morrison could give in Glasgow, holding a lump of coal in one hand, and a lump of silicon in the other.
