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Global summit convened to discuss the breakthroughs needed for a net-zero world Leaders from business, civil society and heads of state and governments...

Australian Greens A new program will give local businesses the tools and knowledge to ‘Make the Move’ to zero emissions transport, building on the ACT’s position as the national leader in clean, green transport. Minister for Emissions Reduction Shane Rattenbury said the program, delivered by the Conservation Council ACT Region and the Canberra Environment Centre, will help the community make real change to reduce emissions. “Now that the ACT has shifted to 100% renewable electricity, tr...

**CSIRO becomes first lease customer for new Mirai fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV)** **Partnership to help demonstrate the viability of zero emission fuel cell vehicles** **Toyota to offer 20 Mirais to progressive business, industry and government partners on three-year lease program** CSIRO, Australia’s national science agency, has become the country’s first organisation to lease the all-new Toyota Mirai FCEV (fuel cell electric vehicle), which uses hydrogen to power the car and emits on...

SOMERSET West and Taunton Council has entered into a contract with electric vehicle charge point supplier Swarco eVolt to expand the number of…

The Greens have today warned that the ongoing crisis in the Queensland energy market is a sign of things to come if we continue to rely on an aging coal...

It is a privilege to be appointed as a Co-Vice Chair for the International Energy Agency (IEA) Ministerial Meeting 2022. The IEA Ministerial Meeting is...

When most of us look at pictures from the past, it is style, more than anything else, that identifies the era. Whether it is frock coats, or flapper...

A 14-year-old high school student, a crown prosecutor, an amateur photographer and a 90-year-old former Qantas flight attendant were among the 180...

(Bloomberg) -- The red-and-white flue stacks of the James M. Barry Electric Generating Station tower over the Mobile River, belching steam into the Alabama sky. The sprawling complex of coal and natural gas plants already spews more than 7.5 million metric tons of carbon dioxide-equivalent every year. Now it's about to get even bigger, with a seventh unit estimated to cost $635 million by the time it starts service in 2023.The new gas plant, and others like it, has a 40-year lifespan. That ...

Date Time Beneath fog of energy wars, transition takes shape “The benefit to taxpayers and energy users of the Commonwealth’s new gas generator at Kurri Kurri depends entirely on the speed of the power sector transition to net zero emissions. Clear thinking and clear messages about that transition would allay many concerns,” Innes Willox, Chief Executive of national employer association Ai Group said today. “On paper the pace of change is modest, there is no imminent shortage of dispatc...