The Australian Financial Review co-hosted the recent Energy Solutions roundtable with Jemena and Australian Gas Networks on how the nation can speed up our energy transition.
The Andrews Labor Government is turning organic waste into renewable energy, creating new regional jobs and industries while reducing organic waste sent to landfill and driving down emissions.
Energy Minister Chris Bowen has been told he could unlock a huge, carbon-neutral gas resource equivalent to 5 per cent of domestic demand within three years if he introduces incentives and targets for the conversion of more organic waste into biogas.
Minister for Energy, Environment and Climate Change, Lily D’Ambrosio, recently announced that Gaia EnviroTech has been awarded funding for the establishment of commercially viable Anaerobic Digestion (AD) for organic waste.
Australian company Coates has released its Greener Choices range that offers tangible opportunities to reduce emissions, improve efficiencies and commit to best-practice environmental sustainability standards.
ITOCHU Corporation announced today that it has concluded a sales contract of sustainable aviation fuel produced by Neste OYJ with Etihad Airways PJSC, the national airline of United Arab Emirates (UAE).
AGL, the largest Australian power and gas company, has struck a deal to buy a biogas producer supplying commercial and industrial customers in its latest move to diversify away from fossil fuels.
The Qantas Group today outlined the specific steps it is taking to achieve net zero emissions by 2050, including an interim target to reduce carbon emissions by 25 per cent by 2030.
Qantas has inked a deal to fill its jets with 8 million litres of low-carbon alternative jet fuel annually from airports in California as part of the airline’s efforts to reduce its planet-heating emissions
Australian airlines’ efforts to reduce carbon emissions are being undermined by the country’s slow start establishing an alternative jet fuel industry, which carriers, producers and industry groups blame on government inaction.
Anaergia and partner, Continuus Materials, signed a contract Project Development Agreement with the Board of the Kent County Department of Public Works for a Material Recovery Facility (MRF) converting solid waste to products, fertilizer, and renewable natural gas (RNG).