Santos commits to Barossa amid climate policy shake up
Santos has reassured investors its $5.8bn Barossa gas project remains on track and doubled down on its criticism of changes to a key government climate policy.
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Behind Mark Carney’s $20bn plan to rewire Australia
A massive investment slate for Origin from its incoming owner will provide “critical mass” needed to kickstart a local renewables industry.
ASX gas plays set to bridge energy gap
Gas looms as a key ‘transition’ fuel as the world moves towards green energy. Our experts say these four stocks are ready to take advantage.
Gupta to spend up to $500m for Whyalla’s green steel future
Sanjeev Gupta’s Liberty Steel will dump coal-based steelmaking at Whyalla, announcing plans to invest $500m for electrical and hydrogen-powered alternatives.
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Council warns electricity costs will rise under current RET
THE Gillard Government is unlikely to make any changes to the Renewable Energy Target, after the final report from the CCA largely endorsed the scheme.
Climate change to turn Northern Rivers from green to grey
THE Northern’ Rivers famed green hinterland could become a semi-arid landscape “more akin to Townsville” if the latest global warming predictions are accurate.
Hurricane Sandy a reminder of climate change threat
THE devastation caused by Hurricane Sandy is a timely reminder about the threat posed to life and infrastructure by climate change.
New funding for clean energy grant program released
MORE than $340 million in grants for homes, businesses and local councils were opened for applications on Tuesday.
Cusack attacks coastal bill
NEITHER the Liberal’s Catherine Cusack nor the Greens’ Jan Barham think the new Coastal Protection Bill does the job, but for very different reasons
NSW coastal protection shake-up
STATE-wide sea level rise planning benchmarks have been dropped in a move the State Government says gives landowners more freedom to protect their homes
Telstra looks at charging customers one-off carbon price fee
TELSTRA is considering charging its customers a one-off, $1 charge to offset the effects of the carbon price.
Research delves into water targets
NEW research from a leading environmental expert has challenged the Federal Government’s water targets for the Murray-Darling Basin.
New climate change data
THE Commonwealth has started a review of the latest climate change data from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s Fifth Assessment Report.
Picture the future
“I DON’T really like having my photograph taken and I am busy,” was my reply when the office volunteered me to participate in Josh Wodak’s photographic study.
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