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  • IPC

    11 May, 2026

    Australia’s High Court to hear nation’s first climate case

    The High Court of Australia is set to hear the nation’s first-ever climate change case, a landmark moment that will determine a binding national precedent on whether Australian planning authorities are legall... more

  • ARENA funds Fortescue’s groundbreaking Solar Innovation Hub

    11 May, 2026

    Fortescue proves green grid can withstand massive network disruption

    Fortescue has proven that its large-scale industrial network can remain fully operational on renewable energy alone, even amid major weather disruptions. The mining giant said intense bushfires caused major ... more

  • Carbon management

    08 May, 2026

    Victoria partners with Viva Energy on renewable diesel expansion study

    The Victorian state government has agreed to co-fund Viva Energy to explore expanded refining capabilities at its Geelong Refinery. The move comes as the federal government announced AU$10 million for feasib... more

  • 07 May, 2026

    BSC forms national advisory panel ahead of stricter battery stewardship laws

    The Battery Stewardship Council has established a new expert advisory panel to help guide the national B-cycle scheme through its next phase of growth. The B-cycle Battery Advisory Panel (BBAP) brings togeth... more

  • Australia’s High Court to hear nation’s first climate case
    11 May, 2026
  • Fortescue proves green grid can withstand massive network disruption
    11 May, 2026
  • Victoria partners with Viva Energy on renewable diesel expansion study
    08 May, 2026
  • BSC forms national advisory panel ahead of stricter battery stewardship laws
    07 May, 2026

Report shows carbon capture dominates Australian green investment

06 May, 2026
Industry leaders to speak at Wood Mackenzie’s Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage Conference 2025
Australian venture capitalists and technology developers are heavily backing carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies, according to new research from multinational law firm Pinsent Masons. According to Inside the Energy transition, a global study by Pinsent Masons and Censuswide, 84 per cent of Australian respondents have already invested in or…

Eucalyptus bark offers solution for water and air pollution

06 May, 2026
Eucalyptus bark offers solution for pollution
Eucalyptus bark, long regarded as a low-value by-product of the forestry industry, could soon play a role in tackling some of the world’s most pressing environmental challenges. New research from RMIT University suggests the material can be transformed into a highly effective substance for cleaning polluted water, filtering air and…

Australia invests $45m to slash environmental approval red tape

01 May, 2026
The Australian federal government will invest more than $45 million to supercharge the transition to a more efficient environmental approval process, promising to fast-track major energy, housing, and resource projects across the country. The funding package will be rolled out over four years. The primary goal is to incentivise state…

WA government and City of Albany invest in gas network decommissioning

01 May, 2026
oil and gas
The Western Australian government and the City of Albany have joined forces to manage the decommissioning of the town’s ageing gas network, unveiling a AU$10.8 million investment to support residents and businesses through the transition. The funding comes after energy provider ATCO advised that the Albany Gas Distribution System is…

ARENA funds low emissions lithium refining in Western Australia

29 Apr, 2026
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) is providing up to AU$38.1 million in funding for a groundbreaking low-emissions lithium refining plant in Western Australia. The grant was awarded to PLS Group Ltd. (PLS) and will support a first-of-its-kind demonstration plant at the Pilgangoora Operation. The project aims to revolutionise how…

Western Australia invests $2.7b to boost future water security

28 Apr, 2026
Western Australia invests $2.7b to water security
The Western Australian government has committed $2.7 billion to water infrastructure in the 2026–27 State Budget, marking a major step in securing Western Australia’s long-term water supply amid growing climate pressures and population demand. The investment forms part of a broader $6.4 billion capital works program to be delivered over…