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• Penalty notice challenge backfires for Adani
  
• ARENA hands out $22.1m for green hydrogen research
  
• Pacific nations back climate change insurance facility

• SA shortlists four companies for 154MW of solar
  
• Coastal councils win $1.7m in climate change grants
  
• New NZ business coalition backs climate action
  
• Revoke Reef Foundation funding because of weak climate action, lawyers group says

• ACCC delays decision on Cleanaway acquisition of Tox Free
  
• SA ministers sworn in
  
• Water utility plans waste-to-energy facility

• Council canvasses interest in 4.98MW solar farm
  
• All states must follow Victoria's lead on kerbside funding, waste expert warns
  
• Parliament launches new water inquiry
  
• Energy Security Board releases National Energy Guarantee forum recording

A Footprint analysis of what parties are offering ahead of imminent state elections shows stark differences on renewable energy and other issues.

SA Water is in the market for 200,000 carbon offsets, followed by further annual purchases, and wants them sourced from projects in South Australia.

• New water offset requirements proposed for Reef catchments
  
• CEFC increases NSW solar farm support to Neoen to $180 million
  
• Contamination risk easing, says environment agency
  
• Adelaide City to prepare 'sustainable events' guide

• National Storage to stash away energy bill savings
  
• New Zealand to ban microbeads
  
• Australia to learn from South Korea on e-waste recycling

• Victoria to legislate renewables targets and hold October auction
  
• New bill deals with land access, climate change and water planning
  
• Australia can geosequester up to 700 gigatonnes of carbon, Institute says

• Ex-Macquarie executive to head CEFC
  
• Renewables can deliver grid stability, says CEFC
  
• Construction to start in months on huge solar/battery project