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• Qantas and Airbus to fund Queensland biofuel facility
  
• Latest Safeguard reporting data released by CER
  
• Safeguard Mechanism reforms pass in Parliament
  
• IKEA adds three NSW solar farms to global portfolio

• New research on major projects adds to Greens argument
  
• New ESG risk rating tool for investors
  
• Governments can easily fix eastern state gas supply inequity: ACCC
  
• Queensland announces new battery for Emerald

• Ignore ‘radical’ SM changes that block new fossil fuel projects, carbon offsets, says BCA
  
• BlueFloat announces fourth offshore wind project in Australia
  
• Farmers for Climate Action call for battery subsidies following new report

A re-elected Victorian Labor government would adopt a world-leading emissions reduction target for 2035, and would advance the state's net-zero deadline by five years.

The Queensland government will legislate to have 80% of its energy supply coming from renewables by 2035, and will fund the transformation partly with coal royalties.

• Legislated targets could help companies avoid carbon border levies: DFAT
  
• Government's science advisors oppose Santos plan to release untreated CSG water
  
• BlackRock invests $1 billion in Australian battery market
  
• New Beach Energy target is "greenwash": Market Forces

• Transmission concerns trigger jump in renewable energy complaints
  
• Climate Bill to go before Parliament tomorrow
  
• Woolworths partners with Pact Group on recycled-content packaging

• Assessing scope 3 emissions not an EPA responsibility, WA Minister says
  
• Woodside seeks approval for 500MW solar farm
  
• ACCU price jumps $2 in two days
  
• Major Canadian carbon offsets business makes Australian acquisition

• Victoria changes rules for building near wind farms
  
• Wesfarmers-backed lithium mine to incorporate solar
  
• Growing support for making fossil fuel companies pay for climate action: New survey

• Victoria launches major renewables auction
  
• New Tasmanian climate law on the way
  
• No supply shortfall for next five years: AEMO grid outlook