Browsing: <a href="/tag/renewables-low-emissions">Renewables, low emissions</a> <i class="grey">•</i> <a href="/tag/carbon-law-policy-nger">Carbon law, policy/NGER</a>

• NGER amended to accommodate CO2 injection for enhanced oil recovery
  
• Businesses to be subsidised for heat-pump water heaters
  
• WA solar uptake to more than double by 2031: AEMO

• Companies ordered to surrender energy efficiency certificates worth $1.6m
  
• Government to drop audit requirements for some small carbon projects
  
• Jemena builds on renewable gas certificates trial, urges a national target

• Ai Group backs robust Victorian emissions target, criticises EV tax
  
• Prince Philip played key role in Australian Conservation Foundation
  
• Batteries better, cheaper than peaking gas: Clean Energy Council

• New NPI pollution data released on more than 4,000 facilities
  
• Safeguard must be overhauled: Carbon Market Institute
  
• Telco commits to 100% renewables by 2025

The large and small-scale renewable energy schemes and the ERF performed well in 2020, and all signs point to more good results this year, according to the Clean Energy Regulator.

• Wilkie re-introduces 'scope 3' NGER bill
  
• Oil and gas association backs net-zero
  
• Tasmania to develop 'certified renewable' branding

• New opt-in NGER plan for companies to disclose emissions offset action
  
• NSW government steers electricity bill through Upper House
  
• New carbon credits exchange aims to lower transaction costs

• Offshore wind experts: Budget confirms federal support
  
• Off-road diesel subsidy to cost taxpayers $33 billion, says ACF
  
• 'Missed opportunity', warns Clean Energy Council
  
• Carbon Market Institute: Short-term Budget measures need long-term strategy

• Tasmanian hydrogen grant scheme attracts 23 bids
  
• Coal generator signs renewables PPA
  
• Clean Energy Regulator schedules NGER training sessions
  
• Green hydrogen on price par with fossil hydrogen by 2040, says consultancy

The world will find an injection against COVID, but there is "no vaccine against climate change", former UN climate chief Christiana Figueres told an Australian briefing today.