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Beetaloo Basin holds 'Australia's greatest emissions reduction opportunity', inquiry hears | Northern Territory - Vimarsana News

Beetaloo Basin holds 'Australia's greatest emissions reduction opportunity', inquiry hears | Northern Territory

In remarks dismissed by environmentalists, gas company boss Joel Riddle said reserves were ‘critical’ to lowering greenhouse gas emissions

Petrol for $2 a litre 'the new norm', ex-BP boss says - Vimarsana News

Petrol for $2 a litre 'the new norm', ex-BP boss says

OPEC recently announced a cut in oil production that is expected to have knock-on effects at bowsers around...

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Australia's most-polluting coal plant to shut decade earlier than planned - Vimarsana News

Australia's most-polluting coal plant to shut decade earlier than planned

Energy firm AGL calls it a "major step" for Australia, but critics say more action is needed.

Source: bbc.com
Australia's largest carbon emitter to exit coal by 2035 - AFR | Online Free Press release news distribution - Vimarsana News

Australia's largest carbon emitter to exit coal by 2035 - AFR | Online Free Press release news distribution

Australia's biggest carbon polluter announced Thursday it will exit coal-fired power a decade early, as renewable projects surge in a country long seen as a

AGL joins Australia's big coal exodus, experts and locals respond - Vimarsana News

AGL joins Australia's big coal exodus, experts and locals respond

Australia's biggest polluter, AGL, has today announced the early closure of the nation's most emissions intensive power station in Victoria’s Latrobe Valley, with the company planning to exit out of coal completely by 2035.