The global production of zero emissions steel has taken a massive step forward, with a world leading Swedish project completing the construction of a world-first fossil-free steel pilot plant in Luleå, Sweden.Three Swedish firms came together to form an innovative partnership around the HYBRIT project, which has integrated the supply of raw material, steel processing and energy supplies into a single project, that could be the gateway to the decarbonisation of the currently coal dependent steel industry.https://reneweconomy.com.au/world-first-fossil-free-steel-manufacturing-plant-completed-in-sweden-36577/

Students around the world are wanting action on climate change. There are many ideas to address it that could be supported with ex

An inspiring panel conversation will be led by ideaSpies Climate Editors Angus M Robinson and Jeremy Wright moder

French renewable energy developer Neoen has filed its development application for the huge $3 billion Goyder South wind, solar and storage project in South Australia which includes a proposed big battery that is nearly 10 times bigger than the expanded “Tesla big battery” at Hornsdale.The Goyder South Hybrid Renewable Energy Facility is proposed to combining wind, solar and energy storage in one integrated project. The facility will be capable of delivering a steady, reliable, dispatchable output of power throughout the day and night.https://reneweconomy.com.au/neoen-files-plans-for-3bn-wind-and-solar-farm-with-battery-10-times-bigger-than-hornsdale-67395/

Australian technology giant Atlassian will let its workers do their jobs from wherever they like, even after COVID-19 restrictions

Every Australian will get a free coronavirus vaccine dose as the Australian government confirms an agreement to secure at least 25 million doses with AstraZeneca, a British pharmaceutical giant, if trials prove successful.The deal will ensure Australians will be among the first in the world to receive the Oxford University COVID-19 vaccine if human trials are judged as successful, safe and effective.The final agreement will probably include Australia's biggest health company, CSL, producing the vast majority of the vaccine under a licensing deal in Melbourne. The project could deliver the first vaccines by the end of this year or by early 2021. Vaccination will be as mandatory as possible- like "no jab no play".