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Gas prices on the rise again in extraordinarily tight market

MUA takes a stand in opposing Coal Seam Gas extraction in Narrabri Region

Unions take a stand in support of Traditional Owners, Farmers and community in opposing Coal Seam Gas extraction

Date Time Share Unions take a stand in support of Traditional Owners, Farmers and community in opposing Coal Seam Gas extraction Maritime Union of Australia All three NSW Branches of the Maritime Union of Australia announced today that they are prepared to back Gamilaraay Traditional Owners, farmers and the community in opposing Coal Seam Gas extraction in Narrabri with “everything they’ve got”. Despite sustained local and national opposition, multinational behemoth Santos is pushing ahead with a proposal to build up to 850 Coal Seam Gas wells in the rich soils of the Liverpool Plains, the Pilliga Forest and surrounding areas near Narrabri.

What s in store for renewable energy in the new Federal Budget?

What’s in store for renewable energy in the new Federal Budget? Renewable solutions have been put on the backburner in the 2021/22 Federal Budget, which has leaned heavily into gas production and emission reduction. Treasurer Josh Frydenberg splashed the cash in the latest Budget, aiming to undo the damage done by COVID-19 last year. But it seems there was little left in the kitty when it came to investment in renewable projects like wind and solar. Instead, more than $1.8 billion has been tipped into the sector, focusing on new technologies (primarily in gas production) that will reduce emissions. Minister for Energy and Emissions Reduction Angus Taylor said the Budget would work towards “bolstering our position as a leader” in developing low emissions technologies.

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