Pure Hydrogen partners with CAC-H2 to build three waste to hydrogen plants in Australia.
Australian clean energy company Pure Hydrogen Corporation has signed a Term Sheet with Singaporean renewable fuel technology company CAC-H2 to build three waste to...
Australian PM Anthony Albanese tours Whyalla Steelworks amid shift to green steel
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has visited the Whyalla Steelworks, a fully integrated steelworks and rail manufacturer, marking a significant milestone in the country's journey towards low-carbon, green steel production.
RMIT researchers develop tyre and rubble mix to make sustainable roads
Researchers at RMIT University have developed a new material that combines recycled building rubble and old rubber tyres to form a sustainable alternative for...
BHP Billiton teams up with Peking University to fast-track CCUS research
BHP Billiton had inked a three-year, US$7.37 million agreement with Peking University (PKU) to unlock the potential of carbon capture, use and storage (CCUS)...
$8.1m investment to turbo-charge Victoria’s recycling infrastructure
The Federal and Victorian Governments have announced $8.1 million in first round funding for seven glass and plastics projects that will double the state’s...
Schneider Electric upgrades Trade-UPS program to boost e-waste recycling
Energy management and automation leader Schneider Electric has revamped its Trade-UPS program to help uninterruptible power supply (UPS) vendors in Australia modernise their IT infrastructure and reduce their e-waste.
Pure Hydrogen, Hyzon Motors team up to build hydrogen refueling points
Pure Hydrogen Corporation, a 100%-owned hydrogen division of Real Energy Corporation Limited (ASX:RLE), and Hyzon Motors Australia Pty Ltd, a subsidiary of US-based HYZON...
Apple goes green in China
It seems that Apple is truly committed to power all its operations on 100% renewable energy.
A team of Apple execs, including CEO Tim Cook...
Reviva Ibis promotes sustainability through ‘Reuse, Repair and Repurpose’ contest
Reviva Ibis, a local not-for-profit social enterprise of Resource Recovery Australia, has kicked off its highly anticipated "Reuse, Repair and Repurpose Competition," inviting locals to display their imaginative upcycling and repair projects, inspiring the community and offering a chance to win valuable prizes.
Solar outshines gas in summer energy production, new data reveals
New data from the Climate Council shows that renewables provided six times more power than gas this summer, with solar energy leading in terms...
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