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| | ... maximise the recovery and reuse of Brambles' pallets and containers in line with its circular model, renewable electricity to power Brambles' own and subcontracted sites, and plant and logistics optimisation including reducing empty lanes and ... |
| | | ... enabler of industrial decarbonization" and needs to be scaled up rapidly. Early uptake and integration of renewable electricity, electrification, and use of green hydrogen to substitute for other fuel sources can help Australia achieve competitive costs ... |
| | | ... (CSP), which creates sustainable onsite renewable energy. The CSP generates 30,000 megawatts of heating, 45,700 kwh of electricity and facilitates seawater desalination, Centuria noted. "The South Australia location provides unlimited access to seawater ... |
| | | ... stored in molten salt. "The stored heat can then be used to heat water to create steam to power a turbine and produce electricity, or the heat can also be used directly to decarbonise some industrial processes." ARENA noted the captured heat can be stored ... |
| | | ... need to assess the Scope 2 emissions - the carbon-equivalent footprint of material inputs into our processes (e.g. electricity consumed in our ammonia production)," he said. "There is currently no practical way to be able to capture real-time emissions ... |
| | | ... of specific products in some of the most carbon-intensive sectors: iron and steel, cement, fertilisers, aluminium, electricity and hydrogen, as well as some precursors and a limited number of downstream products. Indirect emissions would also be included ... |
| | | ... be an ACCU shortage. The research modelled ACCU demand against the emissions intensity reductions of the National Electricity Market (NEM), which reduced baseline emissions by 24% between 2014-2021. "Assuming the Safeguard Mechanism ambitiously manages ... |
| | | ... terms of opportunities, we are focused on companies that are able to pass on input cost inflation - be it salaries or electricity - to the end customers," Wood said. "Whether that's the strength of their contracts or inclusions of pass throughs. ... |
| | | ... of specific products in some of the most carbon-intensive sectors: iron and steel, cement, fertilisers, aluminium, electricity and hydrogen, as well as some precursors and a limited number of downstream products. Indirect emissions would also be included ... |
| | | ... construction, or transportation; or developing technologies to reduce waste. JPSI invests in essential assets such as electricity networks; water networks and water treatments; wind, hydropower and solar; healthcare facilities and care homes; affordable ... |
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