New $20 million “Made Right Here” ad campaign kicks off at low-carbon aluminium maker in NSW
A $20 million national ad campaign raising awareness of Australian-made products kicked off late last week a manufacturer of low carbon aluminium products.
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Envision’s AI-powered green ammonia and hydrogen breakthrough recognised by World Economic Forum
Envision’s Chifeng project has been recognised by the World Economic Forum as a leading global green hydrogen model.
Buyer Beware: Carbon credit platforms repeating ills of the past
Claims and promises of carbon offset schemes are falling deep into the category of being ‘too good to be true’.
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Shared solar: Labor’s “free power” plan to have daily cap to stop abuse by EV and home battery owners
There will be daily cap on the federal government's Shared Solar free power offer, to ensure owners of EVs and home batteries don't abuse the system.
“Tallest, Mightiest and Widest:” Fortescue’s unique wind tech sees 30 pct cost savings over traditional towers
Fortescue wind technology company says its turbines will be the "tallest, mightiest and the widest," and will cost up to 30 pct less than traditional towers.
Biggest battery on standby as rooftop PV sets stunning new records, meeting 117 pct of state demand
Rooftop solar reaches remarkable 117 pct of state demand in Australia's most advanced renewable state, requiring the biggest battery to be put on standby.
Third battery project seeks approval in Collie, with a solar farm, even as coal mine subsidies extended
A third battery project proposed for the town of Collie in Western Australia has entered the federal government’s environmental approval queue ,which would see the construction of a 66-megawatt (MW) solar farm combined with a 200 MW battery energy storag
Ocean heat is especially bad for Australia, buy disaster recovery shares
Global ocean heat content increased by approximately 23 zetajoules (ZJ) in 2025, roughly 40 times annual global primary energy consumption. This is not good.