ARENA has announced $1.5 million to fund Australia's first green hydrogen innovation hub at Jandakot, a southern suburb of Perth. [ + ]

The National Energy Efficiency Conference will take place from 19–20 November at the Sofitel Sydney Wentworth. [ + ]

An industrial-scale Tesla Powerpack battery and 1600 solar panels have been installed at the City of Sydney's newly opened Alexandra Canal depot. [ + ]

This year, the award was presented to ABB, Hanwha Q CELLS and Krinner Solar. [ + ]

'A Carbon Positive Roadmap for the built environment' establishes the steps required for buildings and fit-outs to achieve net zero emissions by 2050. [ + ]

Natures Organics has invested almost $3 million in a 1299 kW roof-mounted solar system spanning 17,000 m². [ + ]

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) and C40 Cities have committed to partner on climate transition by working towards a sustainable Olympic Games. [ + ]

The ACEEE has released the 2018 International Energy Efficiency Scorecard, and the results don't bode well for Australia. [ + ]

The project will investigate how tidal energy can contribute to Australia's energy mix by producing clean, predictable renewable energy. [ + ]

Close to 2000 waste management professionals, business leaders and government representatives are expected to attend the two-day event. [ + ]

Australian businesses need to comply with the sustainable packaging obligations outlined in the National Environmental Protection (Used Packaging Materials) Measure 2011. [ + ]

As the wind turbines come online, energy production will ramp up to around 66 MW in July and the full 132 MW capacity in August. [ + ]

JAX has committed to ensuring that any end-of-life tyres it disposes of are managed within the Tyre Stewardship Scheme, as well as supporting the public education and market development efforts of Tyre Stewardship Australia. [ + ]

Hotels, event centres, museums and tourism bodies have joined forces with the City of Sydney to make the city a more sustainable destination for business and holidays. [ + ]

Sydneysiders can now give their unwanted IKEA furniture a second life by bringing it back to the store to be sold on to a new customer. [ + ]