Why other Australian states won’t follow Daniel Andrews’ gas ban in Victoria
A controversial gas ban by Daniel Andrews is a policy that other state premiers cannot get behind, as energy bosses explain what the solution must be.
THAT'S A WRAP - Renewable Gas Meets Parliament
Earlier this week the renewable gas industry embarked on a journey to Canberra to convince our Federal Members, Senators, and Departmental officials of the need to support the deployment of Biomethane in Australia.
Anaergia to Supply Food Waste Treatment System for Singapore’s Tuas Nexus Integrated Waste Management Facility
Anaergia Inc. announced it has signed a contract to supply its industry-leading organic waste treatment solutions to the joint venture selected by Singapore’s National Environment Agency (NEA) for its Tuas Nexus Integrated Waste Management Facility (IWMF) Engineering, Procurement and Construction Package 2 (EPC2) contract.
Anaergia to build one of Japan's largest cow manure to renewable energy facilities
The project will anaerobically digest about 250 tonnes per day of cow manure from the region and use the resulting biogas to fuel a combined heat and power (CHP) generator system.
Picking winners could be a loosing game
Although usage of biomethane and renewable hydrogen gas is still relatively low across Australia, industry proponents point to the massive role these gases can play in the nation’s energy future.
Decarbonisation is a gradual process
There is broad agreement within Australia’s industrial sector that renewable gas has a role to play in the nation’s decarbonisation process.
Being hydrogen-ready is the big question
While the nation’s energy transition road map continues to inflame discussion from all sides there’s no doubt Australia is “experiencing a complex, rapid and irreversible energy transformation”, as Australian Energy Market Operator Chief Executive Daniel Westerman said last month when he launched the 2022 Integrated System Plan (ISP), outlining a 30-year road map of investments for the National Electricity Market (NEM).
Australia must look at global examples for the use of gas
One of the great challenges Australia’s renewable gas industry and especially biomethane must confront is it’s still partly thought of as being part of the “nuts and berries fringe” of the energy sector and a lot of small players will dabble in it but not much else, says the chief executive of Bioenergy Australia, Shahana McKenzie.
Sensible policy will drive growth of renewables
For renewable gas to play a significant role in Australia’s energy future, it’s vital for the regulatory framework surrounding it to provide both direction and support.
Energy debate searching for middle ground
The Australian Financial Review co-hosted the recent Energy Solutions roundtable with Jemena and Australian Gas Networks on how the nation can speed up our energy transition.
Turning Our Organic Waste Into Renewable Energy
The Andrews Labor Government is turning organic waste into renewable energy, creating new regional jobs and industries while reducing organic waste sent to landfill and driving down emissions.
How 'green gas' could soothe the energy crisis
Energy Minister Chris Bowen has been told he could unlock a huge, carbon-neutral gas resource equivalent to 5 per cent of domestic demand within three years if he introduces incentives and targets for the conversion of more organic waste into biogas.
Gaia EnviroTech receives funding for commercialising anaerobic digestion for organic waste
Minister for Energy, Environment and Climate Change, Lily D’Ambrosio, recently announced that Gaia EnviroTech has been awarded funding for the establishment of commercially viable Anaerobic Digestion (AD) for organic waste.
Coates launches Greener Choice range
Australian company Coates has released its Greener Choices range that offers tangible opportunities to reduce emissions, improve efficiencies and commit to best-practice environmental sustainability standards.
New $500 million dollar biorefinery planned for Gladstone
Gladstone has been selected as the location for a new $500 million renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuel biorefinery.
ITOCHU announces conclusion of sales contract of Neste-produced sustainable aviation fuel with ETIHAD Airways
ITOCHU Corporation announced today that it has concluded a sales contract of sustainable aviation fuel produced by Neste OYJ with Etihad Airways PJSC, the national airline of United Arab Emirates (UAE).
LABOR BACKS QLD RENEWABLE FUEL MANUFACTURING FOR DEFENCE
An Albanese Labor Government will bolster fuel security for our troops, while strengthening Australia’s biofuel manufacturing capacity.
The dawn of the greater energy independence - why Europe also needs to count on sustainable bioenergy
Europe is looking for ways out of its dependence on coal, oil and especially gas and move towards climate neutrality