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• NSW raids climate fund for $138m to help plug 'Solar Bonus' blowout
  
• Wine maker almost halves energy use
  
• Daintree Systems receives technology grant for lighting control system
  
• CitySwitch energy efficiency program gains new members
  
• Local government lobbies for Budget environment funding boost

• Government to outline energy efficiency scheme expansion options
  
• SA EPA renews Yalumba's accredited sustainability licence
  
• Consumers shy away from low-carbon water heaters
  
• Ceramic fuel cell delivers in 'Smart Home' trial

A fuel-switching project at Sanitarium's Cooranbong facility and a Qenos cogeneration project highlight the many ways businesses can cut energy costs and emissions, according to AGL's Marc Barrington, who added that a new solar PV leasing deal could have tax advantages for business customers.

Tasmania launches first stage of Climate Change Act review

* Visy steamed up over 'clean energy' plant

* Flemington racecourse to install six more desalination plants

* Clean Energy Council criticises native forest biomass RET ban

* CO2 Group reports record revenue

* Carbon scheme won't have material impact, Incitec Pivot tells ASX

* Combet names land sector carbon board members

CSIRO-developed fuel cell technology is poised come into its own, says Peter Binks, whose company sold 75 units last year and next year anticipates selling close to 1,000, with more than 200 orders already booked.

• Dow Jones sustainability index hands top ranking to Westpac
  
• Clean Energy Council releases policy roadmap for large-scale solar
  
• What's hot in thermal soil treatment: EPA Victoria
  
• Printer cartridges gain 'carbon neutral' certification

• Solar chiller, trigen projects win green retrofit funds
  
• Ferguson launches omnibus mining sustainability handbook
  
• New head for SA EPA
  
• Council secures Low Carbon funding for lighting upgrade
  
• Aim for 100% renewables, advisory group tells Tasmanian Government

• BCA wary of 'formal' efficiency schemes, backs smart meters
  
• Network businesses make limited progress on demand management
  
• Godfrey Hirst, Grocon pick up Victorian sustainability awards
  
• Forests NSW punished over charred 'smoky mouse' habitat
  
• Solar roundtable offers chance to fix ailing flagship scheme, Milne says

• IT moves help Macquarie Group meet carbon commitments
  
• Murray Goulburn strategy a model for climate adaptation action: AiGroup
  
• Innovation laggard: energy industry spends 'about 1%' of turnover on R&D
  
• Nominations sought for WA waste awards

• Qantas signs agreement on algal jet fuel
  
• House passes private member's EPBC bill, another in the wings
  
• Garnaut reassesses emissions projections