Archived News for Energy Sector Professionals - November, 2024
Proposed legal changes have ignited a debate between fossil fuel profits and marine life survival.
Australia out of nuclear effort
Australia has rejected a US-UK nuclear energy deal, citing domestic inapplicability.
Glencore rejects "slow" claim
Glencore says it never urged the Albanese government to delay Australia’s energy transition.
Global green fund swells
Global leaders have struck a $460 billion annual climate funding deal at COP29.
Green light for Bendigo work
A major new solar farm near Bendigo is set to power 118,000 homes each year.
Shell's LNG ideas doubted
Analysts say Shell’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) strategy could lead to significant financial losses for shareholders.
State power set to rise
The Victorian Government has revealed plans for a $370 million, state-owned renewable energy initiative.
AUKUS waste plan rejected
Adelaide has firmly rejected hosting nuclear waste from Australia’s AUKUS submarines.
Experts reject green hub
A colossal wind and solar energy hub planned for the Nullarbor Plain has triggered backlash from scientists.
Key emissions hit new height
Fossil fuel emissions have reached record levels despite overall CO₂ output stabilising.
NSW pushes green zones
The NSW Government has introduced a new Renewable Energy Planning Framework aimed at streamlining approvals and boosting regional economies through renewable energy initiatives.
Pacific power pledged
Australia will provide $125 million to boost the renewable energy transition of Pacific nations.
Shell wins Scope 3 victory
Shell has won a legal battle that could weaken the push for emission targets.
UNSW to study grid links
New funding could see smarter grid integration for rooftop solar and batteries.
New fuel source sought
Australian scientists have found a way to use plants as fuel without impacting food security.
Carbon review seeks competition
A government inquiry is looking at ways to keep heavy industries competitive in a net zero world.
COP talks to see powerful calls
The 29th UN Climate Change Conference, COP29, kicks off in Baku, Azerbaijan this week.
Energy issues reported
Electricity prices have been cooling off, but a new report shows market volatility remains a concern.