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Humber Industrial Cluster Plan unveiled with seven key asks to set stage for Net Zero transformation

Jobs boom and huge contribution to climate change-abating ambition crystalised by two-year project

Birmingham Post

4 Solar Stocks to Avoid Until Further Notice

The solar industry enjoyed impressive growth over the past decade but is now facing heightened volatility due to price fluctuations, declining solar installations, and supply chain disruptions. Hence, fundamentally weak solar stocks SolarEdge Technologies (SEDG), Sunrun (RUN), Sunnova (NOVA), and Beam Global (BEEM) might be best avoided now. Read on….

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War of words erupts over NSW 'locker-room talk'

A NSW minister has lashed out at the opposition spokesman on health over his comment he won't be "dicking people around" if Labor wins government.

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Harbour Energy‘s profits ‘all but wiped out’ by windfall tax

UK oil and gas producer plans to cut both jobs and investment due to the energy levy backlash

Insider UK

Fossil fuels received £20bn more UK support than renewables since 2015

Exclusive: One-fifth of money given directly to fossil fuel industry was to support new extraction and mining

The Guardian - UK

Maritime UK's Offshore Wind Plan launches in Grimsby as growth across ports, crews and shipbuilding eyed

Trade organisation sets out series of recommendations to aid growth

Birmingham Post

French electricity company discovers deep crack in nuclear plant cooling system

French energy group EDF has reported a major crack in a cooling pipe at a nuclear power plant on the Channel coast. This is the latest such incident to plague the energy sector, already struggling to compensate for the unavailability of Russian natural gas.

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UK ‘must act now on renewable energy or risk being left behind’

Government needs to introduce new ambitious energy policies before next general election, advisers say

The Guardian - UK

Women power 'to get the work done' in energy transition

"Power skills" that women bring to work are needed to drive change in the male-dominated energy sector and power grid if Australia is to reach net zero by 2050.

AAP

The time for a climate trigger in Australia has hopefully, finally, belatedly come

It could be part of the solution to the impasse over the safeguard mechanism. Even if it isn’t, the logic for it should be irresistible

The Guardian - AU

Qld plans green energy hub amid coal plant delay

Queensland state-owned CleanCo is calling for expressions of interest to design a clean energy hub after a public coal plant delayed its return to the grid.

AAP

Government must speed up decarbonisation, analysts say

Trade bodies, renewable entrepreneurs, researchers and expert analysts have said that Government policy is holding back a net zero energy system.

The Independent UK

‘Urgent changes’ needed to achieve decarbonised power system, report says

The Climate Change Committee said planning, regulation and consent policy is holding back investment in renewable energy.

The Independent UK

A Congolese Refugee Refused To Accept The Lack Of Electricity At His Refugee Camp— So He Built A Mini Solar Power Grid

Let there be light: How Congolese Refugee is Lighting up Kenya's Second-Largest Refugee Camp Through Solar

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Ipswich's old coal power station to be transformed into renewable energy plant

Swanbank Power Station's transformation is part of the Queensland government's aim to have 70 per cent renewable energy by 2032.

The Guardian - UK

Stoke-on-Trent residents to sue council over ‘mis-sold’ solar power contracts

More than 230 people are to launch a class action lawsuit after some say they feel ‘lied to’

The Guardian - AU

Australia invests $4.29bn in renewable energy in December quarter, 10 times the previous three months

Despite the year-end spurt the pace remains inadequate to meet targets, Clean Energy Council says

The Independent UK

Denmark hopes to pump some climate gas beneath the sea floor

Denmark pushed the button Wednesday on an ambitious project that aims to bury vast amounts of planet-heating carbon dioxide gas beneath the North Sea floor in the hope that it can help the Nordic nation and others meet climate targets

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How floating solar panels are being used to power electric grids

In a world of finite land, solar farms can take up a lot of space. But there’s a solution for that scarcity: panels that float.

AAP

Qld power station won't run at full capacity until 2024

Queensland state-owned electricity generator CS Energy has flagged that its Callide power station may end up running at reduced capacity for almost three years.

Wales Online

Two coal-fired power stations fired up as extreme cold hits UK

This was the first time this winter they have started to produce electricity

Bangkok Post

WHAUP solar panel business set to surge

SET-listed WHA Utilities & Power Plc (WHAUP), which provides utilities under WHA Corp, Thailand's biggest industrial land developer and operator, expects its rooftop solar panel installation service to grow by 24% to 300 megawatts this year, thanks to greater adoption of clean energy in the industrial sector.

The Conversation

First look at the new settlement rule of Australia's electricity market, has it worked?

You might not realise this when you flick your switch at home, but Australian electricity generators are forever locked in a bidding war. They compete for the right to supply electricity on the spot market. The cheapest bids win and electricity from those generators is supplied, or “dispatched”, to the…

The Conversation

Solar power can cut living costs, but it's not an option for many people – they need better support

As the cost of living soars, many Australian households are turning to rooftop solar to cut their energy costs. A Pulse of the Nation survey last month showed about 29% of Australians have installed or are considering installing solar panels on their homes.

ABC News

Regulated power prices set to surge 'at least 20 per cent' this winter as energy bill reprieve ends

Benchmark power prices are tipped to rise by more than 20 per cent within months, as the enormous costs from last year's energy crisis flow through to consumers' bills.

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