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This week's highlights include: * Regional CCS hubs. Companies interested in developing regional CCS hubs have received federal greenhouse gas assessment permits. * REZ inquiry. A NSW parliamentary committee has launched a new inquiry into the impact of renewable energy zones. * EPA climate survey. The NSW EPA has released the

This week's highlights include: * SA SDAs. A draft SA Bill would make it quicker and easier to establish clean economy infrastructure, by establishing State Development Areas. * Biodiversity methods. The federal government is taking the next step towards establishing a nature market. * Carbon methods. An invitation to suggest new

This week's highlights include: * Reshuffle. Changes at the ministerial and assistant minister level will result in new oversight arrangements for several climate and sustainability matters. * Huge carbon pricing differences. Company internal carbon prices range from as low as $12.90 to as high as $224, says a new

This week's highlights include: * Values-driven. Climate and energy ministers appear to have tweaked their approach to valuing emissions reductions, and have agreed to refresh the national E3 efficiency scheme. * Offsets overhaul. NSW will overhaul and strengthen its biodiversity offset scheme, in response to a review by Ken Henry.

This week's highlights include: * ACCC advice. Draft ACCC guidance shows how companies can cooperate on decarbonisation without breaching competition law. * Climate Authority advice. In two weeks time, the Climate Change Authority will hand important new advice to Minister Bowen. * Coal grant. A $37.2 million grant will help

This week's highlights include: * Treasurer introduces 'prosperity' Bill. A federal Bill will guide government investment in the clean economy, and expand the remit of two agencies. * Nature bills advance. The House of Representatives has passed three nature positive bills unamended, and they will now go to

This week's highlights include: * Transmission projects advance. A key NSW transmission project has received planning approval, and another has made an EPBC referral. * Two new climate appointments. The Climate Change Authority has a new Chair and another new board member. * New ministerial council. Water ministers have agreed to