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  • hydrogen-powered

    14 Oct, 2026

    Carbonxt secures expanded US supply deal, boosting FY27 outlook

    Cleantech company Carbonxt Group Ltd. has secured an expanded supply agreement with sustainable waste solutions provider Reworld, lifting its projected fiscal 2027 revenue growth to at least 40 per cent over 20... more

  • 13 Oct, 2026

    Japanese energy giant opens $200M Queensland green hydrogen facility

    Japanese energy firm ENEOS has opened its new AU$200 million green hydrogen demonstration facility at Bulwer Island in Brisbane, marking a major boost for Queensland's clean energy sector. The facility will ... more

  • Recycled glass strengthens construction’s circular future

    06 Oct, 2026

    Tasmania launches new waste and resources recovery education program

    The Tasmanian government has launched a new scholarship and education program designed to accelerate the state's transition toward a circular economy. Funded by reinvested landfill levy revenue, the Scholars... more

  • Australian govt's circular economy initiatives gain momentum

    05 Oct, 2026

    Tasmania launches grants program to push for local circular economy solutions

    Tasmanian charities, social enterprises and community groups can now access a new AU$500,000 funding pool to turn innovative waste reduction and recycling concepts into practical local initiatives. The Tasma... more

  • Carbonxt secures expanded US supply deal, boosting FY27 outlook
    14 Oct, 2026
  • Japanese energy giant opens $200M Queensland green hydrogen facility
    13 Oct, 2026
  • Tasmania launches new waste and resources recovery education program
    06 Oct, 2026
  • Tasmania launches grants program to push for local circular economy solutions
    05 Oct, 2026

Nanocomposite membrane transforms PET recycling process

13 May, 2026
Nanocomposite membrane transforms PET recycling process
Monash University engineers have unveiled a new filtering material that could significantly improve the efficiency and sustainability of plastic recycling. Developed in collaboration with CSIRO and the University of Texas at Austin, the breakthrough centres on a nanocomposite membrane designed to enhance glycolysis, a chemical recycling process used to break…

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

11 May, 2026
IPC
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 legally required to consider local climate impacts when approving fossil fuel projects. The case, MACH Energy Australia Pty Ltd…

Fortescue proves green grid can withstand massive network disruption

11 May, 2026
ARENA funds Fortescue’s groundbreaking Solar Innovation Hub
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 transmission disruptions, causing both circuits of a primary overhead transmission line to trip simultaneously. The fault instantly severed the network’s connection…

Victoria partners with Viva Energy on renewable diesel expansion study

08 May, 2026
Carbon management
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 feasibility studies into fuel refining, which will be co-funded by states and territories. The state government confirmed it will partner…

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…