Browsing: <a href="/tag/vic">Victoria</a> <i class="grey">•</i> <a href="/tag/biofuels">Biofuels</a>

• EPA Victoria launches searchable database of licences
  
• NSW environment department targets coal mines
  
• NZ opens new marine energy funding round
  
• Victoria offers free test drives of electric cars, hybrids

• Australian Customs launches inquiry into U.S. biodiesel exports
  
• Parliament passes building efficiency disclosure and agvet bills
  
• Energy market operator details 'hubs' proposal to grid-connect renewables

• Rudd boosts $500 million green car fund by $800 million
  
• Study says sustainable consumption key to halving Victoria's emissions by 2020
  
• Tasmania reviews water quality policy

• Energy efficiency scheme RIS deficient, ESAA tells inquiry
  
• Oil leak costs company $135,000
  
• Slater & Gordon initiates third claim over Mount Isa lead
  
• Greens pick up fourth ACT seat
  
• Ferguson launches biofuels grant round
  
• Don't squander U.S. policy momentum, Pew Centre warns

• You can't see Wilkins review, Government tells Senate
  
• $3 billion gas-to-liquids plant would reduce oil dependence, says Queensland study
  
• Queensland releases climate review issues paper
  
• Hunt calls for landfill audit as methane leak triggers call to leave homes

The Victorian state government will, in the next 10 days, sign a Memorandum of Understanding with the Clinton Initiative that will focus on carbon capture and storage and low-emission and energy efficiency technologies, Victorian Premier John Brumby has just announced.

EPA Victoria issues draft guidance on preparing mandatory efficiency plans; Inquiry into environmental impact reporting seeks submissions; Queensland biodiesel signs in-principle agreement for Australia's largest biodiesel plant