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AUKUS submarine deal: Anti-nuclear campaigners prepare for a new battle - Vimarsana News

AUKUS submarine deal: Anti-nuclear campaigners prepare for a new battle

The anti-nuclear campaigners of the 1970s and 1980s believe the public won’t support nuclear submarines docking in their capital cities.

Source: afr.com
Environmental groups react to State Gov renewables funding - Vimarsana News

Environmental groups react to State Gov renewables funding

“We still have a long way to go until we reach the Queensland renewable energy target.”

Conservation Council calls for new tech at Callide - Vimarsana News

Conservation Council calls for new tech at Callide

Dave Copeman said the Queensland Government should ‘take this opportunity to invest in new storage technologies that will better support the grid of the future’.

Queensland power station likely not operational for days after explosion - Vimarsana News

Queensland power station likely not operational for days after explosion

Queensland power station likely not operational for days after explosion We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement A central Queensland power station that caught fire and exploded is not expected to be operational for days as investigators work to determine the cause of the blaze. The Callide power station in Biloela, Queensland. The fire caused chaos across the state from Rockhampton to the Gold Coast, after both units of Callide C tripped just before 2pm, causing instability on the grid. Instability on the grid also ...

Conservation Council to tackle government over PFAS fears - Vimarsana News

Conservation Council to tackle government over PFAS fears

Premium Content Subscriber only The Queensland Conservation Council has requested an urgent government briefing after CS Energy revealed PFAS chemicals were detected in drinking water supplies of seven properties near Biloela. CS Energy operates the Callide Power Station, where PFAS chemical-containing firefighting foam was used until two years ago, when the Queensland Government mandated the removal of the chemicals by July 2019. In February 2021, CS Energy ‘voluntarily disclosed’ that PFAS chemicals had been detected at “levels less than two times over the drinking water guideline” ...