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‘It doesn’t make sense’: Pacific leaders say Australia’s support for new coal at odds with Cop29 bid

Former Kiribati and Palau presidents say Australia’s should take a leadership position on climate at a ‘very perilous moment’ for the Pacific

The Guardian - AU

Live: EU plans 'comprehensive reform' of electricity market, EU chief says in annual address

Europe's fears of a long winter with scarce energy supplies because of Russia's war in Ukraine topped an annual speech by EU chief Ursula von der Leyen on Wednesday.

France 24

Huge solar farm near Frampton Cotterell set to be approved in green belt

It would cover 90 hectares of land

Bristol Post

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Lebanon-Israel Maritime Talks to Conclude in ‘Days’

Maritime border talks between Lebanon and Israel that could help allocate oil and gas resources are close to concluding after around two years of negotiations, a top Lebanese security official said on Tuesday. "We're talking about weeks - actually, days - to finish the delineation issue. I'm hopeful that the…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Health groups call for global fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty

WHO and almost 200 other health associations urge governments around world to halt ‘environmental vandalism’

The Guardian - UK

Queensland energy minister says renewable generation capacity must be tripled by 2035

Mick de Brenni flags investment in ‘mega pumped-hydroelectric dams in the mountain ranges’, distribution networks and green hydrogen

The Guardian - AU

The Queen’s death is being used to obscure UK Government’s failing response to energy crisis

THE shambolic approach to tackling the ongoing energy crisis by the UK Government has completely fallen under the radar due to the death of

The National (Scotland)

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Aust tipped to be powerful 'electro state'

A leading Australian scientist says the longstanding imperative to change the country's "dig and ship" economy has intensified.

AAP

China keeps West guessing about economic pressure on Russia

Chinese leader Xi Jinping is keeping the West guessing about whether Beijing will cooperate with tougher sanctions on Moscow as he meets President Vladimir Putin a year after declaring a “no limits” friendship ahead of Russia's invasion of Ukraine

The Independent UK

California barely avoided blackouts during heat wave. Was that a win or a wake-up call?

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — It was a 10-day test of California’s ability to keep the lights on and maintain its green-energy crusade, an unprecedented heat wave that pushed the state’s power grid to the brink of rolling blackouts.

Tribune News Service

Europe's fertiliser shutdown as gas prices soar

Europe's fertiliser industry association says more than 70 per cent of the continent's fertiliser production has been curtailed or shutdown.

ABC News

Egypt’s el-Sisi arrives in Doha on first trip since GCC crisis

Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has met Qatari Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani in Doha as the two countries aim to boost ties.

Al Jazeera

BCP to ramp up investments in Norway

Energy conglomerate Bangchak Corporation Plc (BCP) is gearing up for new investments in Norway through expansion of oil and gas exploration and production, in order to strengthen its position in the upstream petroleum business.

Bangkok Post

Sea riches prompt new talks

Thailand will hold talks with Cambodia over a 26,000 sq km overlapping claims area (OCA) estimated to hold up to 500 million barrels of oil and gas deposits under the seafloor.

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Woodside's multi-billion-dollar Scarborough gas expansion off northern WA sparks global protests

The energy giant's plans have sparked protests in Germany, but the debate on the streets of Karratha is more complex.

Reuters

Lebanon-Israel maritime talks to conclude in 'days,' official says

Chicago Sun-Times

Eiffel Tower to go dark earlier, as Paris moves to save energy because of Ukraine war

Lights on the landmark monument will soon be turned off an hour earlier at night as the French capital faces risks of power shortages, rationing and blackouts as a result of the war.

Irish Mirror

EU chief to announce Union will wean itself off Russian oil and gas

The speech is an annual event where the Commission ‘s President sets out her priorities for the year.

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Regions will be the centre of energy shift

Regional communities must be included in planning and conversations about renewable energy, a national summit has been told.

Reuters

Russia's first climate lawsuit filed over greenhouse emissions

Russia's first climate lawsuit was filed in the Supreme Court on Tuesday by activists who demanded Russia take urgent steps to radically reduce greenhouse gas emissions to meet its obligations under the 2015 Paris Agreement.

Tribune News Service

US power prices rise most in 41 years as inflation endures

August electricity bills for U.S. consumers jumped the most since 1981, gaining 15.8% from the same period a year ago, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

The Independent UK

Eiffel Tower to go dark earlier as Paris saves energy

Paris will start turning off lights on the Eiffel Tower and other iconic monuments to save energy

The Guardian - UK

The UK needs better insulated homes to free us from Putin and the fossil fuel giants

Government investment should be targeted at cutting bills by cutting waste. Until then we will remain dependent, says Helena Bennett of the Green Energy Alliance

The Guardian - UK

European gas prices likely to fall sharply this winter, says Goldman Sachs

EU countries’ efforts to avoid big shortages likely to ‘successfully solve’ Russian cuts, says bank

Evening Standard

Eiffel Tower’s lights to be turned off an hour early as Paris bids to save energy

The Eiffel Tower is currently illuminated until 1am by a lighting system that lends it a golden glow

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