New South Wales News

This is an Archive of AEBN's Environment Network Weekly (ENW) e-newsletter. Articles are placed in this archive one month after members have received and viewed the weekly ENW e-news. The full article can only be read by members who are logged in.

Commercialising a cheaper and more efficient solar PV

NSW-based solar PV firm Dyesol is on the way to commercialising a potentially cheaper and highly efficient solar cell, thanks…[Read More]

Roadworks avoid approvals under EPBC

Federal Environment Minister Greg Hunt has announced that small scale road and traffic works in NSW will not require Federal…[Read More]

DRAFT GUIDELINE Industrial Noise – Comment sought

The NSW EPA has reviewed the NSW Industrial Noise Policy and is now inviting members from the community, industry and…[Read More]

New regional illegal dumping squad and online reporting measures

NSW Environment Minister Mark Speakman has announced two new measures aimed at reducing illegal dumping of waste. The first is…[Read More]

New online reporting tool

A new online reporting portal, RIDonline has also been launched. Initially open only to registered land managers and agencies, the…[Read More]

Expert panel meet to explore and provide advice on contamination at Williamtown RAAF Base

NSW Chief Scientist and Engineer Mary O’Kane and a team of experts have met for the first time to explore…[Read More]

IPART draft report on landholder compensation review

The NSW Independent Pricing & Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) has released a draft report – Landholder benchmark compensation rates Gas exploration…[Read More]

Broken Hill solar plant begins generating

AGL’s Broken Hill solar plant in western New South Wales has begun generating, with 26 MW of renewable energy feeding…[Read More]

NSW EPA releases results of benchmarking survey on waste and recycling

The NSW EPA has released the results of a benchmarking survey of NSW residents on waste and recycling. The Waste…[Read More]

NSW Environment Minister announces reviews on the management of contaminated land sites

NSW Environment Minister Mark Speakman has announced two reviews into the management of contaminated land sites, following the Williamtown RAAF…[Read More]

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