Dr Jiuling Li has developed an award-winning, real-time control and chemical dosing technology to combat hydrogen sulfide odour and corrosion. [ + ]

The recently released Global Methane Budget 2024 has revealed that methane concentrations have risen faster than ever in the past three years. [ + ]

BlueScope Steel has joined HILT CRC, an Australian-based collaborative venture that is working towards creating a low-carbon heavy industry sector. [ + ]

A newly developed structured battery could increase the driving range of an electric car by up to 70% on a single charge and halve the weight of a laptop. [ + ]

Pact Group has begun to manufacture its SULO bins using plastic packaging waste to create bins made from recycled content for local councils. [ + ]

A $15m paper and cardboard sorting facility at Veolia's Bibra Lake Resource Recovery Park is set to receive $8.3m from the federal and WA governments. [ + ]

RMIT has launched a suite of vocational education skill sets to prepare the local building design and construction workforces for the clean economy future. [ + ]

Macquarie University researchers led the first workshop in NSW to advance investigation into the adoption of agrivoltaics in the race to net zero. [ + ]

CSIRO and Murdoch University are developing 100% compostable bioplastics which are designed to break down in compost, land or water, without leaving a trace. [ + ]

ARENA has opened the first phase of its $1 billion Solar Sunshot Program designed to support innovation in Australia’s solar PV manufacturing industry. [ + ]

Manufactured at Emu Plains, EPOC Enviro's technology has now remediated more than 1 billion litres of PFAS-impacted waters at over 30 sites globally. [ + ]

Energy transition and decarbonisation will be under discussion at IMARC, which is being held at ICC Sydney from 29–31 October 2024. [ + ]

Gamuda Land's multi-residential Fareham development is focused on achieving net zero in operations and a minimum 8-star average NatHERS rating. [ + ]

A new research initiative based at The University of Queensland could see carbon dioxide becoming a useful resource in the production of fuels and chemicals. [ + ]

Hunter Water has commenced remediation efforts to help protect the eroding river banks of the Williams River, spanning from Seaham to Clarence Town. [ + ]