The NSW planning department has recommended that a new Hume Coal mine be refused.
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Lithuanian scientists have come up with a way to turn laundry lint into electricity.
The NSW planning department has recommended that a new Hume Coal mine be refused.
The Prime Minister has signed deals with Japan and Germany to develop technology for “a net zero emissions future”.
Electric vehicles are being “caught in the culture wars”, according to one expert.
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) is helping fund a $30 million ‘solar hydro’ power plant trial.
Australia’s main mining lobby has described local thermal coal as the best in the world.
The company behind an advanced compressed-air energy storage facility says it will inject $457 million into a region town’s economy.
Arrow Energy has been accused of drilling CSG wells under farmland without notifying landholders.
CSIRO says wind and solar are the cheapest sources of new electricity generation capacity in Australia.
A new report finds federal measures to bail out oil refineries will benefit shareholders.
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