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Net Zero Transition
Labor Opens $10 Million Grants for Indigenous-Led ‘Clean Energy’ Projects
The projects must be located in Australia, meet the government’s definition of a clean energy project, and have an expected capacity of more than one megawatt.
September 1, 2026
BY
Monica O’Shea
Firm Opposes Solar Recycling ‘Levy’ Amid Calls for $10-Per-Panel Charge
The Smart Energy Council has proposed a $10 (US$7.20) per-panel levy to help fund a recycling industry.
August 27, 2026
BY
Rex Widerstrom
Australia Launches World’s 1st Battery-Powered Self-Unloading Bulk Carrier
The 125-metre long ship will be used to ferry limestone between ports in South Australia.
August 27, 2026
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Rex Widerstrom
Solar Panel Recycling Could Be Australia’s Next Billion-Dollar Industry: Recycling Boss
The CEO of Envirostream Australia has outlined a 4-pronged legislative framework he says is critical to clearing the ...
August 27, 2026
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Rex Widerstrom
Can Australia Keep Spending Billions in Taxpayer Funds to Bailout its Manufacturers?
In recent months, the Australian government has spent billions trying to save domestic manufacturers and producers from a ...
August 26, 2026
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Jerry Zhu
Australia Had 1.4 Million Solar Panels Due for Recycling, Only 100,000 Were Processed
'Where is the rest—1.3 million panels? A lot are still at solar farms ... because of transportation cost, ...
August 26, 2026
BY
Rex Widerstrom
UK Miner Claims World’s Largest Titanium Resource in Western Australia
Empire Metals said its Pitfield project, near Three Springs, now has an estimated mineral resource of 8.16 billion ...
August 23, 2026
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Rex Widerstrom
Iron Ore Giant’s Profit Falls 15 Percent as ‘Green Metals’ Gamble Takes Toll
Fortescue's bottom line also suffered after it was ordered to pay $150 million to an Aboriginal corporation.
August 20, 2026
BY
AAP
NSW Releases New Guidelines to Fast-Track Data Centre Approvals
Under the plan, data centre projects can have their developments assessed within 75 days if they meet performance ...
August 17, 2026
BY
Monica O’Shea
Senate Rejects Inquiry Into Sale of Tasmania’s Biggest Farm, 9,000 Hectares for Carbon Credit Use
The federal government's Clean Energy Finance Corporation is committing $69 million to the project.
August 17, 2026
BY
Crystal-Rose Jones
Hip Pocket, Not Climate, Now Driving Australians to Electric Cars
Around 45 percent of prospective buyers cited cheaper running and charging costs as a reason for their interest ...
August 5, 2026
BY
Rex Widerstrom
Australia Has the Aluminium, But Its Solar Panels Use Imported Metal
'Aluminium accounts for more than 88 percent of the metal in a solar panel,' said AAC CEO Marghanita ...
August 4, 2026
BY
Alfred Bui
Call for Nationwide Ban on Sending Solar Panels to Landfill Amid Vast Waste Concerns
Up to 29 percent of discarded solar panels could be repurposed, a start-up has said.
August 4, 2026
BY
Rex Widerstrom
Labor Unveils $100 Million Fund for Smaller Renewable Energy Projects
Up to 16 solar and battery developments could benefit.
August 4, 2026
BY
Jerry Zhu
Australia Is Eyeing 1 Million Tonnes of Solar Panel Waste by 2035—90 Percent Is Bound for Landfill
'The cumulative value of Australia's end-of-life panels is predicted to exceed $1 billion by 2035,' said ATSE Acting ...
August 3, 2026
BY
Rex Widerstrom
Centre-Right Queensland, NT Governments Reject Renewable Power Plan for AI Data Centres
The two northern jurisdictions rejected a Commonwealth plan to force AI data centres to underwrite new renewable power, ...
July 29, 2026
BY
Rex Widerstrom
PM Announces $4 Million Pre-Feasibility Study into Building Australia’s 3rd Oil Refinery
If built, the facility would process imported crude oil on Australian soil.
July 28, 2026
BY
Crystal-Rose Jones
NSW Coal Industry Hails Emissions Progress Amid Contrasting Net Zero Commission Findings
According to the NSW Minerals Council, the coal industry’s net emissions have fallen 35 percent since 2005 and ...
July 27, 2026
BY
Rex Widerstrom
Australian Government Provides $32 Million to Advance Jet Fuel Refinery
Biofuel company HAMR Energy is undertaking a project to convert forest waste into aviation fuel, renewable diesel, and ...
July 22, 2026
BY
AAP
Labor Offers $20,000 Grants for Aboriginal Australians to Attend COP31 Climate Conference
Successful applicants will be able to use the grants to cover travel, accommodation and other costs associated with ...
July 9, 2026
BY
Monica O’Shea
Chinese-Linked Firms Defy Australian Order to Sell Off Stakes in Rare Earth Miner
The company is developing the Browns Range Heavy Rare Earths Project in Western Australia, a source of dysprosium ...
July 8, 2026
BY
Alfred Bui
Australia Will Struggle to Develop All 31 of Its Critical Mineral Reserves, Inquiry Told
Critical Minerals Consortium co-founder David Whittle said it was better for the country to focus on minerals with ...
June 29, 2026
BY
Alfred Bui
AI and Data Centre Boom Pushes Australian Business Investment to Record High
Money is pouring into technology infrastructure, with spending on equipment jumping 96 percent on the March quarter.
May 28, 2026
BY
Rex Widerstrom
Bowen Defends $150 Million Price Tag to Chair COP31 Climate Event
Chris Bowen is due to spend more than $150 million (US$107 million) on the United Nations' 31st Conference ...
May 25, 2026
BY
AAP
Opposition Leader Angus Taylor Calls for More ‘Digging and Drilling,’ Vows to Scrap Net Zero
'Handouts, bailouts, and carve-outs are being used to prop up green energy rent seekers,' Taylor said.
May 21, 2026
BY
Monica O’Shea
Labor Creates ‘Office of the Presidency’ to Support Bowen’s Role in COP31
Minister Chris Bowen will serve as President of Negotiations for the major United Nations climate conference to be ...
May 18, 2026
BY
Monica O’Shea
Australia Winds Back EV Tax Breaks Amid $12.3 Billion Net Zero Pledge
The 'free ride' for electric vehicle incentives is nearing the end of the road.
May 13, 2026
BY
Monica O’Shea
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