Browsing: <a href="/tag/vic">Victoria</a> <i class="grey">•</i> <a href="/tag/corporate-strategies">Corporate strategies</a>

• NSW EPA canvasses views on fuel tanks regulation
  
• EPA Victoria suspends recycling facility's licence
  
• Bosch to be carbon neutral worldwide by 2020
  
• Labor proposes PFAS foam ban

• Clean Energy Regulator accredits 23 new large-scale generators
  
• Company fined $50,000 for dumping asbestos waste
  
• Aged-care provider to reduce electricity use by up to 20%

• Victorian government receives Combet advice on emissions targets
  
• Queensland preparing new climate policies
  
• Low-carbon future no longer the goal, says new CMI chief
  
• Huge variations in standard of mining industry climate disclosures: EY report

Thirteen Victorian water corporations have signed a renewable energy deal with Total Eren, in the fourth power purchase agreement for its 256MW Kiamal solar farm.

• EnergyAustralia lodges EPBC referral for seawater pumped-hydro project
  
• Energy consultancy predicts 2,000MW of new rooftop solar in 2019
  
• Victoria to have electronic-only waste tracking by July

• 30% of ASX100 exploring TCFD disclosure, ASIC says
  
• Carbon credits rule to be tightened
  
• Victoria strengthens planning rules for power lines

• Combet carbon advice to Victoria delayed
  
• Woodside and Santos face new shareholder climate resolutions
  
• NSW Labor pledges new climate law, renewables target

*Tribunal rejects challenge to solar farm

* Projects backed by SIMEC ZEN and Nectar Farms seek licences

* Burgeoning global business interest in clean energy

• Climate liability concerns prompt change in director attitudes: Grattan Institute
  
• CEFC unfazed by new investment mandate
  
• CS Energy wins Queensland government power contract
  
• Melbourne Water aims for 100% beneficial use of biosolids

• NSW to upgrade four interconnectors by 2024
  
• Newcrest boosts profile of sustainability reporting
  
• Delta Electricity makes waste complaint to EPA
  
• State Liberals promise tender for 500MW of new capacity