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  • 2026 U18 Women’s Worlds Insider

    2026 U18 Women’s Worlds Insider

    The 2026 U.S. Under-18 Women’s National Team officially stared its 2026 IIHF Under-18 Women’s World Championship journey on Monday, meeting in a balmy Halifax, Nova Scotia for the team’s pre-camp. 

    The team gathered in the lobby of…

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  • Listen to Bulldogs Live with AD Josh Brooks Tonight at 8PM

    Listen to Bulldogs Live with AD Josh Brooks Tonight at 8PM

    ATHENS, Ga. — Georgia’s J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics Josh Brooks will appear on Bulldogs LIVE, UGA Athletics’ audio show, on Monday night. The show airs from 8:06-10:00 p.m. and is available live via georgiadogs.com, the Georgia…

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  • Francis Drops 30 as Rutgers Outlasts Oregon 88–85 in Overtime Thriller

    Francis Drops 30 as Rutgers Outlasts Oregon 88–85 in Overtime Thriller

    PISCATAWAY, N.J. — Tariq Francis delivered a career night and Rutgers men’s basketball showed late-game toughness, defeating Oregon 88–85 in overtime Monday night at Jersey Mike’s Arena.

    Rutgers struggled to find an early rhythm offensively,…

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  • $9 million in clean energy innovation grants drive decarbonisation

    $9 million in clean energy innovation grants drive decarbonisation

    • Round 4 of the Clean Energy Future Fund
      open from today
    • Individual
      grants available from $100,000 to $4 million
    • Program
      supports projects that deliver significant emissions reductions and community
      benefits

    The Cook Government
    has launched a new round of grants to support innovative clean energy projects
    that help to diversify and decarbonise the Western Australian economy.

    A total of $9 million is available in Round 4 of the Clean Energy Future
    Fund (CEFF) with individual grants ranging from $100,000 to $4 million.

    Energy
    and Decarbonisation Minister Amber-Jade Sandersonmade the announcement during a visit to Electric Power
    Conversions Australia, a local business that previously received a CEFF grant
    to retrofit a diesel mining haul truck to full battery electric.

    The Clean
    Energy Future Fund supports innovative projects that test and demonstrate new
    clean energy technologies in WA and enable wider adoption.

    The government
    has invested $37 million since the CEFF since it was first launched in 2020.

    Priorities for
    this round include supporting projects with demonstrated benefits to First Nations
    peoples, green exports and local manufacturing, increasing renewable energy
    supply and resilience of energy networks, long duration energy storage and
    enhancing productivity through electrification.

    The Clean
    Energy Future Fund is administered by the Department of Water and Environmental
    Regulation, with support from Energy Policy WA.

    For more
    information, visit: www.wa.gov.au/ceff

    Comments
    attributed to Energy and Decarbonisation Minister Amber-Jade Sanderson:

    “Western
    Australia is committed to driving innovation in clean energy technologies that
    deliver real emissions reductions and community benefits. This fund is helping
    local projects turn ideas into action.

    “It has supported a variety of
    clean energy projects including the electrification of mine haul trucks,
    replacement of diesel generators with battery storage, pumped hydroelectric
    storage and re-deployable solar power plants.

    “Investing in
    clean energy is critical to decarbonising our economy and securing WA’s
    position as a leader in the transition to net zero.”

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