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

• WA reviews clean fill standards
  
• Farmers left in the dark on organic waste risks
  
• Victorian Labor commits to 50% renewables
  
• Commbank 'unlikely' to fund new fossil fuel projects

• Court issues $570,000 in penalties to company and directors
  
• Fonterra works with farmers to cut carbon emissions
  
• GPT adopts 'net zero' target

The City of Melbourne will support more corporate power purchase agreements and encourage 'net-zero' buildings and transport as part of efforts to slash greenhouse gas emissions.

The Victorian government today announced finalists in this year's Premier's sustainability awards, with Telstra and Ikea named as the two finalists in the large business category.

New documents show the owners of Victoria's brown coal-fired power stations had been relying on the NEG to help stave off greenhouse gas conditions in their operating licences.

• WA leapfrogs Victoria in number of ERF projects
  
• First company signs to carbon industry code
  
• Briefing identifies ESG 'disconnect' between companies and investors
  
• New register of closed and current landfills

• Power price rises bite for CSR, new solar project comes on-stream
  
• New Victorian bag ban to include compostable plastic
  
• Beverage companies fail to stop collective bargaining by collection depots
  
• Singtel Optus to prepare decarbonisation roadmap

• Victoria to speed up quarry approval process
  
• Diesel spill leads to $105,000 penalty for council contractor
  
• Switch to 100% electric vehicles to deliver major operational savings for water utility

Water to help fill Latrobe Valley coal mines could come from Melbourne Water's eastern sewage treatment plant, according to Latrobe Valley Mine Rehabilitation Commissioner Rae MacKay.

• Uranium mine operator to model 10,000 years of climate change
  
• Pollution from earthworks costs landowner $266,000
  
• Court orders repeat polluter to pay $85,000 for fake SITA dockets
  
• Engie and Energy Brix go their own ways on power station asbestos