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| | | ... State Super's Balanced default option, formerly named Growth (6.6%). During the same two-year period, investments in clean energy companies decreased - so that for every dollar invested in clean energy, super funds had five dollars in 'Climate Wrecker' ... |
| | | | ... 30% of world's electricity. Australia's energy mix is less transparent. According to the government's Clean Energy Regulator, renewables now make up 18.48% of Australia's electricity grid. The Clean Energy Council, the peak body for the ... |
| | | | ... commentator on decarbonisation and sustainable finance. Does the 2024-25 Budget pave a greener way for Australia's clean energy future? What does a realistic road to net zero looks like? What are the key takeaways from Sydney's first ever Climate ... |
| | | | ... Tesla. Some of these stocks should not be considered suitable for sustainable funds, Rowe said. Additionally, the clean energy space saw "particularly poor performance". "This has been a sharp reminder for the sustainable investment community that companies ... |
| | | | The Federal Budget is an "excellent down-payment" on clean energy - but fails on nature and biodiversity, gas, electrification, and ACCUs. Treasurer Jim Chalmers aims to unlock $65 billion in renewables by 2030 through the Capacity Investment Scheme. ... |
| | | | ... Credit Units (ACCUs). "As background, the safeguard mechanism reforms commenced on 1 July 2023 and will allow the Clean Energy Regulator to issue a new type of carbon product- safeguard mechanism credit units (SMCs)-from January 2025. SMCs are a type ... |
| | | | ... carbon neutrality by 2030. In 2023 the firm invested over $200 billion towards green financing initiatives, including clean energy projects and green bonds, as well as $120 bn towards development finance. Fund flows to community development programs ... |
| | | | ... of the big four banks' sustainable finance target (SFT) of $385 billion by 2030 - while just 7% flows to financing clean energy and hard-to-abate sectors. There is a green financing shortfall across key sectors including energy, transport and cleantech ... |
| | | | ... superannuation firm has no coal, oil and gas holdings, and an ethos rooted in ethical investment with a focus on clean energy and social impact projects. The pair chat impact investing, stewardship (proxy voting and engagements), and how to approach ... |
| | | | ... immense of value of merging net zero goals with industrial and manufacturing policy - especially when it comes to clean energy generation and storage, critical minerals, advanced manufacturing, and infrastructure. In order to meet their fiduciary duty ... |
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