Climate-minded investors will vote against the election of three directors at Woodside’s AGM, which is heating up to be a de facto referendum on the company’s lack of climate strategy.
Emboldened by Labor’s sweep, renewable energy proponents have urged Anthony Albanese to capitalise on his political momentum and hasten the transition away from coal.
Labor offered Equinor 90 days to decide whether to accept an offshore wind licence offer in NSW – enough time for the election to be decided and for it to walk away if the Coalition wins.
Dr Sophie Scamps has apologised to the family of former Manly player Keith Titmuss after she referenced his tragic death when talking about “lethal humidity” at a climate change forum.
Westpac’s outgoing chief has told investors more needed to be done to tackle climate change as a coalition of shareholders demanded action at the AGM.
South32 had told the WA government that 1700 jobs were at risk if it proceeded with regulating greenhouse gas emissions.
Energy giant Chevron will use renewable energy blocks from Newcastle start-up MGA Thermal to power a five megawatt per hour unit to store and process heat in the US.
Climate activists have held a snap protest outside a premier’s office over the approval of the largest gas plant in the southern hemisphere.
Pretty much every major energy project in Australia has run way over budget in recent years, so treat long-term nuclear costings with caution, the Grattan Institute’s Tony Wood says.
Damien Nicks of the nation’s biggest power generator says its critical to provide secure, affordable energy while funding the renewables rollout.
Hundreds of millions of dollars of foreign investment could slip through Australia’s fingers and net-zero targets could fail because of environmental approval red tape, a new report says.
The state and territory emission reduction targets in place can give Australia a “springboard” to stronger climate goals, new research finds.
A climate tech start-up has developed another enzyme to break down a common type of nylon allowing it to be recycled indefinitely.
With energy shaping as a critical election issue, the Coalition has rejected CSIRO’s report on nuclear power plant costings.
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