Unleash the power of renewable gas

To the uninitiated, it is bound to raise a few eyebrows. A few smirks? Perhaps. But manure and wastewater have become treasured commodities in Denmark. In a nation renowned for its cleanliness and polished propriety, sludgy waste is all the rage.

Why tourists could boycott Australia over carbon concerns

Boeing and the CSIRO say Australia could source as much as 60 per cent of its jet fuel requirements from sustainable sources in just 18 months – but only if airlines, jet fuel companies and plane manufacturers work with government to unlock supplies of feedstock.

Media Release: CSIRO, Boeing roadmap charts flight path to sustainable skies

Australia has a moment-in-time opportunity to develop a sovereign sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) industry, with domestic demand for jet fuel expected to increase by 75 per cent by 2050, according to a new roadmap released today by Australia's national science agency, CSIRO and Boeing Australia.

Policy handbrake on green change

For local sustainable and renewable energy player EDL Energy, the continuing lack of policy certainty around much of Australia’s energy transition remains a handbrake on investment in this country, especially when it comes to biogas.

Turning people’s business into power

Australia’s first biomethane demonstration project at Sydney Water’s Malabar treatment plant is using wastewater to produce the renewable gas, and is expected to initially produce around 95TJs of biomethane per year - equivalent to the average amount of gas used by approximately 6300 homes each year.

Gas networks ready for renewables

As Australia continues its transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy, the role played by gas, and gas networks, is capturing increasing attention.

Energy transition will likely need $400b renewables ‘Marshall Plan’

When the head of the Australian Energy Market Operator, Daniel Westerman spoke at Australian Energy Week late last month, he outlined how our energy future will be built on four pillars ranging from low-cost renewable energy to new transmission and distribution networks as well as the need for flexible gas generation to provide firming capacity.

Funding boosts capacity to transform organic waste into renewable energy

Organic waste destined for landfill will be transformed into renewable energy thanks to funding from Sustainability Victoria, delivered on behalf of the Victorian Government. The $8 million Waste to Energy – Bioenergy Fund is Victoria’s largest investment in bioenergy to date and will significantly boost our bioenergy capacity, setting an important example to the industry about the value of our waste products.