NSW businesses encouraged to apply for net zero planning grant
The New South Wales government has opened applications for a $1.5 million grant program aimed at assisting businesses in planning their transition to net zero emissions.
Expert advisory group to oversee SEC initiatives
Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews and Minister for the State Electricity Commission (SEC) Lily D’Ambrosio announced on Tuesday a panel of six energy experts and business leaders to advise the government on reviving the SEC.
$1.5 million awarded to Cabonne Shire Council for a solar and battery storage plant
NSW Nationals Upper House MP Sam Farraway announced that Cabonne Shire Council would receive over $1.5 million to design, construct, and install a mid-scale...
Future Made in Australia legislation passes Senate, boosting net zero ambitions
The Australian Government’s Future Made in Australia legislation has passed Parliament, setting the stage for Australia’s involvement in the global transition to net zero emissions.
Report predicts Australia could generate $16.9b from battery industry by 2030
Australia's revenue potential from building a battery industry has doubled to A$16.9 billion in the last 18 months, emphasising the sector's rapid growth and the need of taking action, according to a report backed by government and battery industry research group Future Battery Industries.
Analysis shows strong fuel efficiency standards crucial for reaping $13b gain for Aussies
Australians can save up to $1,200 per year on vehicle operating expenses if the federal government implements strong fuel efficiency standards, according to new modelling commissioned by the Climate Council and Electric Vehicle Council.
MGA Thermal boosted by $2.48M funding from ARENA
MGA Thermal has secured an additional $2.48 million from the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA), tripling its project backing from the Federal Government.
WA gov’t invests $40m in critical minerals to drive energy transition
The McGowan Government announced a $40 million investment to accelerate critical mineral discoveries, ensuring Western Australia is well-positioned to capitalise on economic opportunities as the world strives towards a net zero future.
Weld Australia pushes for prioritising local content in renewable energy transition
Weld Australia is urging federal and state governments to establish local content procurement policies requiring 60 per cent of all fabricated steel used in renewable energy projects to be manufactured locally by Australian welders.
Community climate funding to spark cleaner, cheaper energy
Community groups keen to take part in Queensland’s renewable industrial revolution are being encouraged to put their hand up, with funding on the table to purchase and install cheaper, cleaner energy.