Mastodawn

Here is some good news at last. The power of #renewables are showing their strengh in the #EnergyMarket

“Energy bills for households and small businesses will fall by up to 10% from July across parts of the eastern states, as a new industry survey shows record levels of renewables and batteries in the power grid.”

Yet some Big #Corporation #Grifters are balking at #Transitioning to renewables and electrification (BHP for one).

#CostOfLiving #HomePVBattery #HomePV #LargeScaleRenewables #DecarboniseNow #Electrification #AusPol

Power bills to fall by up to 10% from July as renewables and batteries soar across Australia

Australia now a top-three global player in batteries, and renewable energy met nearly half of the nation’s power in 2025

The Guardian

Dr Susi Arnott Apr 20

Pacific Island States holding on to proposed regulation of shipping emissions - #decarbonisenow
https://aje.news/nlf2iz

Powerful states are trying to sabotage decarbonisation of shipping

Pacific Island states cannot and will not allow key climate shipping agreement to be watered down.

Al Jazeera

Dr Susi Arnott Aug 28, 2025

"Even in the case of low future emissions, an Amoc shutdown happened in 25% of the models." #decarbonisenow #climatebreakdown #AMOC
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2025/aug/28/collapse-critical-atlantic-current-amoc-no-longer-low-likelihood-study

Collapse of critical Atlantic current is no longer low-likelihood, study finds

Scientists say ‘shocking’ discovery shows rapid cuts in carbon emissions are needed to avoid catastrophic fallout

The Guardian

steverooney Jan 25, 2023

Apologies if this is behind a paywall for you. But if you can't access this #ClimateActionTracker chart on the Financial Times site, have a wild guess which country (that might just be hosting the next COP) is falling short on getting its emissions in line with 1.5C target.

https://www.ft.com/content/017eaeae-185d-44f5-898e-40be20473b15

#decarbonisenow #decarbonization #climate

Climate graphic of the week: UN climate summit host progress ‘insufficient’, science group says

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