Carbon capture projects will get a boost through the Morrison Government’s $50 million Carbon Capture, Use and Storage Development Fund (the Fund), which opens today.
Carbon capture and storage technologies
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Potential for zero-emissions metals to boost Australian manufacturing
The growing demand for metals produced sustainably present an opportunity for Australian manufacturing, write the authors of a new report from the Energy Transition Hub.
Outlining a plan for zero-carbon
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Australia, Japan to explore use of carbon dioxide for carbon fibre
The potential use of carbon dioxide for the manufacture of high-value products is the subject of a Memorandum of Cooperation between Matt Canavan, Minister for Resources and Northern Australia, and Isshu
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Toyota to ramp up manufacturing of battery EV models by early 2020s
Earlier this week, Toyota Motor Corporation has announced that it will market more than 10 all-electric vehicle (EV) models globally in the early 2020s. It also said that the investment on the battery
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Climate Council: SA, TAS and ACT leading the renewables charge
A Climate Council report states who they see as leading the charge of Australia’s transition to clean, affordable and efficient renewable energy and storage technology.
The Renewables Ready: States
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Building Australia’s first hydrogen refuelling station
The Victorian Government is providing $1 million to support the transition to a zero-emissions fleet of vehicles.
Moreland City Council, in collaboration with hydrogen utility company H2U,
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Schneider adds new IIoT capabilities to existing offerings
Schneider Electric, has added a new enterprise-wide IIoT plant performance and control optimisation software to its PES and Foxboro Evo process automation systems and Foxboro I/A Series distributed control
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Australian cars using more fuel than promised, AAA study reveals
A $500,000 study aimed at ensuring car manufacturers comply with emissions regulations has revealed Australia’s top-selling new vehicles are using up to 60 per cent more fuel than advertised.
Commissioned
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Don’t guess with carbon tax
Now that the carbon tax has been approved by Parliament, companies should shift their attention to limiting the costs of paying the tax.
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