Net Zero Transition

Battery technologies, in particular, are deemed the most promising sector for Australia’s economy and a significant contributor to decarbonisation efforts.

A letter calling for an extra $10 billion of tax has been signed by mostly Green and independent councillors across the country.

After an aborted attempt to re-enter the market downunder in 2008, GM’s focus has shifted to EVs.

Greens Senator for NSW David Shoebridge said the strategy is a ‘criminal decision from Labor to push for new climate-smashing gas mines.’

‘The world needs Australia to make many green products because we have massively more low-cost renewable energy resources than we need,’ said Rod Sims.

The Energy Transition Fund will back investments in solar, wind, battery, and other emerging technologies.

The government will spend another $100 million to hire more staff to speed up approvals for renewable and critical mineral projects.

The coal-royalty funded handout comes less than 6 months before the Queensland state election.

Mr. O'Brien argued renewables and battery storage technology was experimental and would not generate the energy capacity the country needs endangering the grid.

Net zero remains a key focus of the federal Labor government.

New wind projects form part of the Australian government’s transition away from coal-powered electricity supply.

The treasurer says ‘national security’ will define the impending federal budget.

The premier recently came under fire for chartering two private jets to an announcement just days after passing a law to cut climate emissions by 75 percent.

Nearly 60 percent of Woodside’s shareholders did not agree with the company’s vision about its decarbonisation process in the coming years.

Australia’s healthcare sector aims for net zero in global health revolution.

The smart bricks have insulation properties and may provide an up to 5 percent saving in energy costs for a single-story building.

Climate Change Minister Chris Bowen said the investment would ensure the future of Australia’s heavy industry amid the transition to net zero.

Last year, Nasdaq notified Tritium that it was not in compliance with the minimum bid price requirement.

The ACCC say Gladbags were in fact made from plastic collected from villages in Indonesia that were in some cases 50 kilometres from the ocean.

The government is aiming for 82 percent renewable energy by 2030.