Germany gets trashed for two reasons 1) right or wrong they’re showing their is a path to decarb w/o nuclear 2) they paid forward, notably for PV, cost reductions (along with others) They’re a threat to two industries that still have lots of dollars and clout to trash 1/2

The Inflation Reduction Act is catapulting the United States to the global forefront in battery recycling, kicking off a U.S. factory building boom & encouraging automakers to research more recyclable batteries: cnbc.com/2023/07/21/dea…

thank you Kate Ainsworth: abc.net.au/news/2023-07-2…

This is excellent news. Congratulations Lily D'Ambrosio MP

We’re getting rid of gas in new Victorian homes to slash power bills and our emissions. We’re leading the way, phasing it out from all new government buildings. It means healthier schools and hospitals, and cheaper bills for everyone moving into new public or social housing.

Sometimes smart alec Australian climate nerds like me point out that Australia's reporting of emissions from the land sector is not very good, but check this out. Each quarter for the last three years has been identical to the same quarter in the other years.

Great news for Australia and Tasmania. Australian (Tasmanian) shipbuilder to deliver worlds largest all electric ferry. pv-magazine-australia.com/2023/08/25/aus…

We are talking about a delay in the closure of Eraring as if it is our only option for secure and reliable power in NSW. It is not. For two reasons.. ow.ly/3JlS50PEc2n

Solar is set to attract more capital than global oil production in 2023 for the first time This reflects the major shift taking place in energy systems around the world. And it's another sign that clean energy is moving faster than many people think iea.li/3Pd828H

The world will add over 400 GW of new clean energy this year. A whopping 107 GW of more clean energy this year than last and the largest annual addition in history Here comes the sun 😎

"Global renewable capacity additions are set to jump by an eye-popping 107 gigawatts to more than 440 gigawatts in 2023. It’s the largest absolute increase ever..." canarymedia.com/articles/clean…

"Countries around the world are making enormous and long overdue investments in the renewable energy revolution" The Australian Renewables Industry Summit heard from Australian Unions President Michele O'Neil. Watch: vimeo.com/865450129/8816… #ARIS2023

love this chart… click to view full size.

Not sure if you noticed, but as of yesterday, the UK only had one coal-fired power station remaining UK coal use is now the lowest it's been since 1757 carbonbrief.org/analysis-uk-em…

Renewables are unstoppable now whether you like it or not. 74% of all newly installed capacity was wind and solar in 2022. Less than 15% was fossil. BloombergNEF Graph shared by Michael Liebreich - @MLiebreich.bsky.social in his keynote in Brussels at our event last month.

We acknowledge the many non-Aboriginal people who support us and are also hurting with the referendum result. Thank you for your solidarity 💪🏽 This graphic is mob and ally friendly. Feel free to share it to show your support 🖤💛❤️

This is the bible of energy transitions. Do find a quiet place and read it;) The graphs are soooo rich in great data and messaging. Here are my favourite...

Shape of things to come ... Nuclear output reduced for two more days due to high temperatures in the Garonne River. #nuclear #climate energylivenews.com/2024/07/30/edf…