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Analysis: Confident Algeria rides gas high

Europe's attempts to wean itself off Russian gas have given Algeria a shot in the arm.

Reuters

Hawkesdale residents' bid to stop wind farm project denied by Victorian Court of Appeal

A wind turbine farm spanning more than 2,000 hectares is a step closer for the south-west Victorian town of Hawkesdale, despite objections from a group of locals.

ABC News

Myanmar to import Russian oil, military says

Military-ruled Myanmar plans to import Russian gasoline and fuel oil to ease supply concerns and rising prices, a junta spokesperson said, the latest developing country to do so amid a global energy crisis.

Reuters

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Australia may be heading for emissions trading between big polluters

Could Australia soon have a form of emissions trading? Yes, if Labor’s much-anticipated paper on fixing Australia’s mediocre emissions-reduction framework, released today, is any guide.

The Conversation

Germany Plans to Keep Last Three Nuke Plants Open in Policy U-Turn

Germany plans to postpone the closure of the country's last three nuclear power plants as it braces for a possible shortage of energy this winter after Russia throttled gas supplies to the country, said German government officials.

Bangkok Post

Heat pump rollout snag as Brits with no savings can't afford it

Energy industry voice against 'perverse' move

Wales Online

Russia-Ukraine war latest: what we know on day 176 of the invasion

Ukraine, Turkey and UN review grain export deal; tensions rise over Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant and at least 15 killed in strikes on Kharkiv

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Biden’s freeze on oil, gas leases on public land is reinstated — for now

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden won temporary permission to once again pause energy leasing on federal lands and waters, after a U.S. appeals court found a trial judge’s order against the moratorium too vague to review.

Tribune News Service

How does the sun get turned into electricity for your home?

The most plentiful energy source sits above our heads every day, and since the invention of the first solar cell in 1883, we’ve been working to harness the sun’s energy.

Tribune News Service

Too much of a good thing for Texas? Uncle Sam’s pumping up wind, solar and batteries

Texas may be a fossil-fuel capital, but wind and solar power have been dominating the growth in electricity generation, and storage batteries are coming on fast.

Tribune News Service

Large Colorado agrivoltaic solar project could set precedent in power generation

A proposed solar-energy farm in western Colorado that will provide local power was approved after an initial rejection and is attracting attention from solar advocates who say it could set a statewide precedent.

The Denver Post

California urges residents to cut power use as searing heatwave grips US west

Temperatures are expected to reach highs of above 100F (38C) as the region continues to be battered by the climate crisis

The Guardian - US

Third Circuit Rejects Oil Company Efforts to Remove Climate Claims to Federal Court

Five Circuits have considered, and rejected, fossil fuel efforts to get state-law tort and nuisance claims removed to federal court. Will their luck change in the Supreme Court?

Reason

To hit 82% renewables in 8 years, we need skilled workers – and labour markets are already overstretched

In just eight years time, the Labor government wants Australia to be 82% powered by renewable energy. That means a rapid, historic shift, given only 24% of our power was supplied by renewables as of last year.

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Top polluters forced to reduce yearly emissions under strengthened Safeguard Mechanism

The Australian government has proposed requiring the nation's highest polluters to shrink emissions by between 3.5 and 6 per cent per year under the strengthened centrepiece of its commitment to reduce emissions by 43 per cent this decade.

Benzinga

Is Net-Zero Emission The Biggest Business Opportunity Of The Century?

Net-Zero is a term that has become popular in both the public and private sectors thanks to the massive advocacy performed by the environmental movement led by the United Nations and other global foundations.

ABC News

Spain swelters through summer under new rules to reduce Europe's reliance on Russian gas

Sweltering through back-to-back heatwaves, Spain is ordering people to raise their thermostats and change their dress code in a bid to reduce Europe's reliance on Russian gas.

Tribune News Service

Biden’s freeze on oil, gas leases on public land is reinstated — for now

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Labor wants safeguard mechanism to cut emissions from big polluters by up to 6% a year

Consultation paper suggests annual rates of emissions cuts, with tradable carbon credits rewarded to companies cutting pollution quickly

Dublin Live

Expert reveals why fuel prices are dropping as we find the cheapest petrol and diesel in Dublin

Energy researcher says fuel costs will fall in the coming weeks for several reasons

Evening Standard

The Leader podcast: Home energy-saving tips and the National Grid’s future power

Every little helps for cutting electricity and gas bills - and tech’s role in energy security

The Walrus

How the UK Is Winning the Race against Climate Change

While Canada has fumbled every climate promise, the UK has been hitting its emissions targets. What would it take to catch up?

The Guardian - UK

Power station owner Uniper posts £10bn loss as gas shortages bite

German energy firm, which operates many UK power stations, has been bailed out by federal government

Bangkok Post

Court throws out decade-long legal fight over Laos dam

A top court in Bangkok on Wednesday dismissed a lawsuit seeking to halt purchases of electricity by the country from a hydropower dam in neighbouring Laos over environmental concerns, bringing an end to a decade-long legal battle.

The Guardian - US

Electric cars to solar panels: tax breaks in Biden’s climate law for Americans

The giant $369bn bill signed by the president on Monday promises to bring big savings by offering tax rebates for green investments

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