Browsing: <a href="/tag/renewables-low-emissions">Renewables, low emissions</a> <i class="grey">•</i> <a href="/tag/water">Water</a>

• AGL revisits suspended gas project
  
• Tighter discharge controls imposed on colliery
  
• Court rules on composting facility

• Fee changes likely for EPBC referrals
  
• Victoria issues solar tender
  
• Frydenberg funds new Reef protection projects

• Victoria to tender for large-scale solar farms
  
• Regulator secures enforceable undertaking from mining company
  
• EPA offers $200k+ package for new chief scientist

• Victoria delays coal policy
  
• Illegal dredging costs marina owner $220,000
  
• Regulator details policy on seeking court convictions

Victoria's energy efficiency scheme now won't be abolished in the wake of Labor's victory in Saturday's state election, while a promised inquiry could prompt a rethink of the EPA's role in reducing emissions.

A new NSW Government resource efficiency policy has major ramifications for companies that supply state departments with all types of goods and services.

• NSW EPA to regulate large wind farms
  
• Magistrate wrong on water pollution ruling
  
• Minor amendments finalised for controlled waste NEPM

• New report showcases urban water innovators
  
• EPA Victoria details inter-state hazwaste transport terms
  
• Carbon costs 'immaterial', gas pipeline operator tells ASX
  
• Auditor-General reviews renewables program

• NSW changes subsidy terms for lighting refits
  
• Decision-time on electricity market reform: Gillard
  
• New water guidelines on the way for WA mining industry

• Clean Energy Finance Corporation up and running tomorrow
  
• NSW Government tackles 'cold water pollution'
  
• New GreenPower rules published