Cross-dressing dolphins; a marathon-swimming Murray cod – and great news for renters wanting solar+batteries!
“Dirty and expensive:” City of Sydney bans gas as it votes to electrify all new big buildings (Renew Economy)
Finally, batteries and solar for renters and apartment dwellers are here (Renew Economy)
‘Pay-As-You-Throw’ helps cities cut waste and citizens save cash (Reasons to be Cheerful)
Murray cod tracked swimming 900km along Australia’s biggest river system (The Guardian)
Dolphins don sea sponge wigs in unique mating tactic off WA coast (ABC News)
Huge solar project commits one million panels for end-of-life recycling and reuse, before they even get to work (Renew Economy)
Northern hairy-nosed wombat joeys mark conservation success for rare Queensland animal (ABC News)
Amazon bees granted legal rights in Peruvian province (Inside Climate News)
Australians install 100,000 home battery systems in 17 weeks, and they are getting bigger (Renew Economy)
100 turbine wind farm opens in Central Queensland (ABC News)
BYD agrees warranty for battery-on-wheels trial, as 4,000 join queue for Amber V2G offer (The Driven)
Balcony Solar: renters helping Germany hit 80% renewables by 2030 target (Reasons to be Cheerful)