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Germany suspects “serious environmental crime” from fake Big Oil carbon offset projects
Germany investigating claims that one quarter of so-called upstream emission reduction projects from oil industry are fake.
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Giant aluminium smelter seals future with groundbreaking “reverse battery” and renewables deal
A 20-year energy deal combining diversified renewables and demand response secures future for NZ smelter, and offers a template for what’s possible in Australia.
More transmission please, the planners forgot about solar
It is now abundantly clear that not enough transmission was built before solar got going in Victoria and NSW.
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Germany suspects “serious environmental crime” from fake Big Oil carbon offset projects
Germany investigating claims that one quarter of so-called upstream emission reduction projects from oil industry are fake.
Giant aluminium smelter seals future with groundbreaking “reverse battery” and renewables deal
A 20-year energy deal combining diversified renewables and demand response secures future for NZ smelter, and offers a template for what’s possible in Australia.More transmission please, the planners forgot about solar
It is now abundantly clear that not enough transmission was built before solar got going in Victoria and NSW.
Coal, cables, and Australia’s energy links with Asean and Asia
Australia’s lucrative thermal coal export market is going away quicker than would have been thought possible even 5 years ago. What will take its place?
Australia could be one of world’s biggest carbon credit factories, but must be wary of hype
Polluters warned to be honest about the role of carbon markets in curbing climate change and biodiversity loss, with carbon credit production set to soar.
New phase of carbon markets to focus on emission cuts rather than offsets
Investors are holding back on climate and nature repair investment in Australia as uncertainty continues for the carbon markets and prices fall because of questions about integrity.
Home efficiency and renewables trading could solve Tasmania’s energy bill problem
New research suggests the best ways to reduce energy costs for Tasmanians are to invest in energy efficiency upgrades and trade power with the mainland.
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