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| | | ... and flexile generation including gas and hydrogen. It also found while some fossil fuel technologies, including new black coal generation could appear cost competitive in isolation, they would require more expensive emissions reductions elsewhere in ... |
| | | | ... executive Richie Merzian said investors are looking for clear signals from Australian governments on faster transmission, coal closures, streamlined approvals, and competitive tax settings, reiterating the significance of recent CGT changes. "Australia ... |
| | | | ... gambling products and/or services; production of sugary drinks, confectionery and fast-food chains; and extraction of thermal coal and/or coal seam gas. A revenue threshold of 0% is applied to companies involved in: production of tobacco, manufacture ... |
| | | | ... in assets under management have come together to signify the importance in methane emission disclosure among metallurgical coal and steel providers. Providing a letter to the United Nations Environment Programme's (UNEP) International Methane Emissions ... |
| | | | ... climate communications charity Comms Declare identified more than 260 publicly documented programs and sponsorships funded by coal, oil and gas companies or industry bodies targeting children from early learning through to career pathways. The report ... |
| | | | ... First Nations leaders, a firefighter, young people and people living with disability, argue Australia's ongoing backing of coal and gas developments violates rights protected under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, including the ... |
| | | | ... additional generation capacity is expected to support both energy security and future industrial demand, particularly as coal-fired power stations progressively retire and renewable energy projects expand. The tender process is scheduled to conclude ... |
| | | | ... however, is the energy price shock and resulting reliance on fossil fuels driven by security concerns. Increased demand for coal: A short-term impact With around 20% of global liquefied natural gas (LNG) trade normally passing through the Strait of Hormuz ... |
| | | | ... fossil fuels operations in 2025, which came from the 10 biggest emitters of methane. China is the largest emitter, driven by coal operations, followed by the US and Russia. Global average upstream methane intensity of oil and gas production has fallen ... |
| | | | ... a lawsuit brought by 13 Republican states that claimed it, along with BlackRock and State Street, sought to damage the US coal industry through climate activism. The case was brought in late 2024 by 13 state attorneys general, led by Texas, alleging ... |
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