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| | | Net Zero Australia has reiterated the role of natural gas and carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) to achieve Australia's net zero ambitions. The report highlighted that CCUS has an important role to play in all net zero scenarios and both ... |
| | | | ... to invest in projects that develop renewable energy infrastructure while also supporting the broader transition to low-carbon solutions across industries", Von Heyden said. "After thorough due diligence on both investment and non-financial risks, we ... |
| | | | ... indicate a decline in the consumption of coal. Solidified by the continuation of renewable expansion projects, BMI assess carbon will make up only 11% of the energy mix in 2034. The report urges more proactive sectorial strategies in the market, as well ... |
| | | | ... today's release of the 2035 target, supporting businesses and long-term investors to invest in Australia's shift to a low-carbon future." "The Net Zero Plan together with the six sector plans released today can identify where faster action may be possible ... |
| | | | ... energy park once constructed over the next 36 months. The energy park will also enable the avoidance of 66,900 tonnes of carbon dioxide each year. Longreach Credit Investors and Australian Philanthropic Foundation are providing up to $77 million to fund ... |
| | | | ... infrastructure to decarbonise energy sectors, including energy storage, distributed energy, renewable fuels, clean transportation, carbon capture, and the circular economy. Some known entities in the portfolio are Eku Energy (battery energy storage in ... |
| | | | ... through electrification, expanding the use of clean fuels, accelerating the adoption of new technologies, and scaling up net carbon removals. To help accelerate these actions, the government will create a new $5 billion net zero fund in the National ... |
| | | | ... standards, create jobs and grow our economy." The Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) estimates the Australian low carbon liquid fuel industry could be worth $36 billion by 2050. "Producing more low carbon liquid fuels right here in Australia won't ... |
| | | | ... certifications or benchmarks. Rest will also consider whether the investment is, in its view, expected to contribute towards a low carbon economy. Lastly, it will consider - where it invests in a collective investment vehicle or engages an investment ... |
| | | | ... said. "One of the many attributes of climate change is that it is an investment risk, but as we seek to transition to a low-carbon economy it also represents an investment opportunity, and investors like us can demonstrate how the capital we steward ... |
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