Tag: environmental approval
Hunter power project awarded environmental tick of approval
The Hunter Power Project has received environmental approval to ensure that the people of New South Wales have ongoing access to reliable and inexpensive...
Santos’ Narrabri Gas Project granted environmental approval
Environment Minister Sussan Ley has announced that environmental approval has been given for the Narrabri Gas Project in the Gunnedah Basin, subject to a...
World-leading Pilbara renewable energy project granted environmental approval
In a major step forward for Western Australia's renewable hydrogen industry, the first stage of the Asian Renewable Energy Hub (AREH), located north-east of...
EPA recommends environmental approval for large-scale renewable energy hub in WA
The Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has recommended environmental approval for a large-scale wind and solar renewable energy project in the Pilbara, subject to satisfying...
GDT secures environmental approval for new tyre recycling plant in Qld
Green Distillation Technologies' (GDT) proposed tyre recycling plant near Toowoomba has been greenlighted by the Queensland Department of Environment and Science.
Mr Trevor Bayley, CEO...
Environmental green light for new lithium processing plant in Western Australia
The WA State Government has issued environmental approval for a new lithium manufacturing plant in the State's South West.
The plant, to be built by...
TNG’s world-class Mount Peake project granted key approval
Australian strategic metals company TNG Limited has announced that it has received environmental approval for its flagship Mount Peake Vanadium Titanium Iron Project, located...
Cameco receives environmental approval for Yeelirrie uranium project
Leading uranium producer Cameco has received environmental approval for its Yeelirrie uranium project, subject to 17 strict conditions.
The decision follows a rigorous environmental assessment...
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