NSW EPA is seeking feedback from stakeholders on the recently released draft Guidelines for Implementing the Protection of Environment Operations…[Read More]
New South Wales News
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DRAFT GUIDELINES – For the Regulation of Underground Fuel Tanks: Comment sought
NSW EPA warns companies regarding statutory notices
NSW EPA is warning companies they must respond to statutory notices issued by NSW EPA that requires information to be…[Read More]
NSW support for new dispatchable energy technologies
NSW has announced $37.5 million support through the NSW Emerging Energy Program. This program is aimed at battery storage and…[Read More]
NEW GUIDANCE: Recycled crushed glass (RCG) for use in asphalt
Transport for NSW has released the new Recycled Crushed Glass guidelines that provide the steps to follow when producing, supplying,…[Read More]
NSW EPA puts mines on notice
This week, NSW EPA will once again target mines that cause excessive dust in the Hunter Valley, through a NSW…[Read More]
NSW EPA conducts unannounced compliance checks on waste sector
NSW EPA has carried out unannounced inspections at 12 waste sites across NSW as part of a proactive compliance and…[Read More]
Changes to NSW EPA cost recovery fee that relates to contaminated land
Effective 1 September 2020, NSW EPA will charge a new fee to recover its costs associated with orders it issues…[Read More]
Round 3: Increasing Resilience to Climate Change Grants Open to NSW councils
Round 3 of the Increasing Resilience to Climate Change Grants program is now open to individual councils and regional groups…[Read More]
Revised NSW EPA Prosecution Guidelines
NSW EPA has released its revised prosecution guidelines that set out the factors EPA takes into consideration in deciding whether,…[Read More]
Circular solar trials – Expressions of interest
It is forecast that NSW will generate 3,000 – 10,000 tonnes per year of waste solar PV panels and battery…[Read More]