Energy
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Extraordinary readings pile pressure on operator Tepco in its efforts to decommission nuclear power station
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South Australia’s energy minister, Tom Koutsantonis, responds to the federal government’s push for clean coal generation as an energy source
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The Coalition could use the Clean Energy Finance Corporation to finance new coal power stations but it wouldn’t be cheaper than renewables
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Six years after the Fukushima disaster, local government is working with private firms in one Japanese city to rebuild its economy
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EU looks set to meet its 2020 goal of using 20% of energy from renewable sources but the UK is one of three member states to increase reliance on imported energy
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• Prime minister boosts conservatives’ calls for U-turn on green energy plan
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The acting secretary of the army has directed the army corps of engineers to grant the easement necessary to finish the billion-dollar project
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The project is part of Elon Musk’s plan to help transform the power grid
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Controversial statements angered environmentalists who insist courts have an obligation to recognize the science about manmade climate change
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More than half of Liberal voters also oppose plan to loan Indian company $1bn to build a rail line between proposed Carmichael coalmine and Abbot Point
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Operator says it has seen what may be fuel debris beneath badly damaged No 2 reactor, destroyed six years ago in triple meltdown
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Energy company and RenewableUK argue it is ‘counterproductive’ to spend bill-payers’ money on dirty technology
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Offices, gyms, supermarkets – even your local bus shelter. We want to find out about the renewables projects in your cities
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Malcolm Turnbull says the Coalition’s position on the RET was settled 18 months ago under former prime minister’s leadership
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RETs are the only policy tool left to shift Australia’s electricity sector away from fossil fuels, RepuTex modelling shows
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The woman in charge of UK’s largest power station admits they must do more to change attitudes
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The well, which is owned by Total, was the subject of a £1m fine after another leak in 2012
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Analysts say exit from EU atomic treaty is ‘lose-lose’ that will raise costs and safety questions at plants such as Hinkley Point C
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Statement of claim lodged at federal court alleges that a general manager said company calculated it was cheaper to pay fines than comply with regulations
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Rupture of 138,600 gallons is ‘not a major disaster’ but environmental advocates say it highlights their fears about the Keystone XL and Dakota Access projects
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We cannot pollute our way to prosperity. If President Trump doesn’t own up to that, he will face a backlash
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Company says it’s cheaper to pay the penalty, but the move is branded as ‘undermining of the objectives’ of the renewable energy target
'Clean' coal power plants: Matt Canavan hints at government subsidy