Lynas boss casts doubt on Trump-Ukraine deal
Amanda Lacaze says if the US wants to secure rare earths supply, they should buy from Lynas rather than continue with “thought bubble” solutions.
Climate Change
New survey shows overwhelming support for renewables
Despite finding massive support for renewables, a new Clean Energy Council report indicated energy is low down on voters’ priority lists.
Trump ‘won’t stop’ investment in Aus agriculture
Donald Trump might be trying to “de-woke the world” on issues like climate change, but a key ag leader says he’s unlikely to halt investment into Australian regenerative farming.
Aussie tech titans double down on green energy push
Top tech entrepreneurs are rallying together to power the ‘energy renaissance’ as Donald Trump winds back projects aimed at tackling climate change, branding it the ‘green new scam’.
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Tax breaks needed to drive mine electrification, industry says
Tax incentives are needed to drive the electrification of Australia’s mining fleet, a high level consortium of resources companies says, while emissions targets will remain out of reach in their absence.
‘Outraged’: Threat to Albo over mine move
Climate activists have reacted to a move to extend the operations of three mines in NSW, with protesters halting a coal train near Newcastle.
Fortescue’s mining fleet to go green with mega $4bn truck order
Billionaire Andrew Forrest has challenged the mining sector to follow his company’s lead, after striking a $4bn deal with Liebherr for battery-powered trucks and excavators.
New renewable energy capacity on course to smash forecast
The outlook for new wind and solar generation this year has near doubled, as large-scale zero emission projects materialise and households and businesses bolt on rooftop solar.
Govt must act swiftly on ‘cheap’ Chinese batteries
Liberal Senator James Paterson has called on the Albanese government to ‘urgently act’ to protect Australian home batteries and solar systems from potentially explosive cyber security attacks.
‘Doomed to fail’: Dutton’s big claim
While Peter Dutton has chosen not to reveal the cost of the Coalition’s plans to build seven nuclear reactors, he has made one big claim.
Instos back down on BHP climate protest vote
Activist funds have backed down on their push for a vote on better climate disclosures at the BHP annual meeting, after the company’s own report satisfied their demands.
New rules could propel onshore wind projects
The NSW government is considering new rules to curtail landowners’ powers to block the development of onshore wind farms based on potential future houses.
Geelong pitches itself as offshore wind hub
Following a government veto of a rival plan, GeelongPort has proposed the development of a new $500m renewables hub to support Victoria’s offshore wind industry.
‘Teal’ independent push targets Libs in crucial Adelaide seat
The climate activist group that propelled “teal” independents to power is offering to bankroll an Adelaide group with a near-identical logo.
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