Net Zero Transition

Net zero is a key driver of economic growth, Anthony Albanese has told the second annual forum on Australia’s Ecoonomic Outlook.

The Authority will receive $1 billion of funding over the next decade.

The Liberal National Party has already promised to support funding in the state budget, before seeing the document.

The ride hailing service is aiming to eliminate all ’tailpipe emissions’ by 2040.

Cheap green loans will be offered by Plenti to Australian homeowners to retrofit their properties to meet new emissions guidelines.

Senator Hanson-Young said that the Greens will push through with the climate trigger bill to end the era of dirty coal and gas.

The New South Wales government will spend $4.1 million, along with $8 million in private investment, on new electric vehicle charging stations.

The MoU will focus on the integration of sustainable raw materials value chains and cooperation on research and innovation along the raw materials value chains.

Despite the push towards net zero, superannuation funds are still betting big on oil, coal, and gas interests.

The Department was questioned about whether it could demonstrate the quantifiable effects of its carbon emission reduction policies.

The mining giants will work with Caterpillar and Komatsu to conduct independent trials of the battery-electric haul trucks.

Under a new framework standardised reporting will be used by farmers and producers to verify and manage their emissions accounting.

‘A regulation may not prescribe a coal rate that is lower than the coal rate in effect immediately before the commencement of the regulation.’

The analysis found that the cost of power from large-scale nuclear reactors would be up to eight times more than reliable renewables.

Australia’s lithium resources will be kept at home as battery production is stepped up thanks to an investment made under the Made in Australia scheme.

NSW Labor has angered environmental stakeholders by committing to coal for longer than promised in an effort to ensure lights remain on.

Energy experts have called on AMEO to step up the acceleration renewable investment.

Wind power is more expensive than first thought, but renewables remain the lowest cost to build, the CSIRO’s latest GenCost report says.