Exclusive: Australian Gas Infrastructure Group lobbying campaign warns energy bills could increase by $100 unless ban is reversed, despite experts disagreeing
New rules include a ban near schools and require datacentres to source their own renewable energy, but won’t apply to projects already in pipeline
New rules also include a ban near schools and childcare centres and require them to source their own renewable energy
Someone forgot to build the grid capacity to support the gas replacement policy.
Most landholders in regional Victoria support renewable energy – if they get a say. But planning approvals are riding roughshod over community concerns
By Jo Nova It’s just another hiccup on the road to Utopia Two years ago the Victorian government banned new houses adding a gas connection. The houses had to be built “all electric”. It’s all part...
The demand for use in cooling in Sydney alone is expected to exceed the volume of Canberra’s total drinking water within the next decade
Over the next decade, rooftops will force the demise of grid scale WDGs. They are not renewable or sustainable. They are stranded assets with no future.
Plans to have first turbines spinning by 2032 look increasingly unlikely as investors back out of multiple projects – but proponents say benefits will flow once industry established
By Jo Nova Who knew, we can solve global warming by moving suburbs, planting trees, limiting immigration? A new study used satellite data to look at ten cities around the world to see which parts of cities are the warmest,...
In 2021 the Australian State of Victoria enshrined a fracking ban into the state constitution. Now they are paying the price.
Seven Regions Nuclear Free alliance launches campaign representing groups who oppose the Coalition’s proposed nuclear reactors in their communities across Queensland, NSW, SA, Victoria and WA
Exclusive: Brad Battin says he had a conversation with the federal opposition leader about the ‘language’ he would use about plans to build a nuclear reactor in eastern Victoria
Shift away from fossil fuels by BOC is expected to cut company’s Australian emissions by 40% by 2035 and follows similar commitment by Rio Tinto
Shift away from fossil fuels by BOC is expected to cut company’s Australian emissions 40% by 2035 and follows similar commitment by Rio Tinto
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