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The lower average carbon price paid at this month's ERF auction is a result of a much greater volume of abatement being bid in, according to Clean Energy Regulator chair David Parker. Read more...
South Australia should try to join California's emissions trading scheme, according to a new briefing commissioned by the state government and prepared by climate economist Ross Garnaut. Read more...
EPA Victoria has granted approval for a $56 million pilot plant that will extract magnesium metal from waste fly-ash sourced from Energy Australia's Yallourn brown coal power station. Read more...
ERF auction results released this morning show the Clean Energy Regulator will buy seven million carbon credits at an average price of $15.74, more than four times the volume of credits it purchased at the last auction. Read more...
The global GDP costs of reaching net-zero by 2050 would be trivial, but emissions reduction technologies will be particularly expensive for three sectors, says a new report from a coalition of energy producers and users. Read more...
The Morrison government's new climate package gives ARENA far less money than it needs, and should be accompanied by a net-zero target, according to shadow climate minister Mark Butler. Read more...
The federal government will tip an extra $1.8 billion into climate action over 10 years, with a stronger emphasis on hard-to-abate sectors, hydrogen, transport, energy productivity, soil carbon and CCS. Read more...
Using green hydrogen to make products such as steel and ammonia is the most sensible way to establish large-scale, hydrogen-based export industries, according to Sanjeev Gupta and Bloomberg New Energy Finance. Read more...
In a new paper advising companies on how to make net-zero commitments, the Science-Based Targets initiative says scope 3 emissions must be taken into account and carbon offsets can play a role. Read more...
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