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| | | ... Program, backed with reforms to our low carbon liquid fuels market to support demand." Furthermore, some 20% of the country's gas exports will be reserved for Australian users. "And we're making more progress on our Future Made in Australia agenda ... |
| | | | ... largest emitter, driven by coal operations, followed by the US and Russia. Global average upstream methane intensity of oil and gas production has fallen by around 10% since 2019, the IEA said, but performance varies widely across countries. Norway has ... |
| | | | ... helping customers in meeting their sustainability and net-zero commitments. The acquisition includes six operating landfill gas-to-RNG (Renewable Natural Gas) sites in the US, five operating farm waste sites in France, and a 51% interest in Redo Biosolutions ... |
| | | | ... is subject to heightened catastrophe risk, including more specifically, the risks of continuing to underwrite new oil and gas projects," said Nathan Parkin, Australian Ethical's head of equities. Australian Ethical, which owns about 2.9 million QBE shares ... |
| | | | Although financial services firms have formed "solid" governance structures to acknowledge climate-related risks, the action taken on them tells a very different story, a new analysis shows. Sustainability consultancy ERM has analysed 33 disclosures ... |
| | | | ... the Kalfresh Bioenergy Facility which transforms locally produced food and farm waste into renewable electricity and natural gas. "I am grateful for the opportunity to pursue this mandate with QIC, building a small portfolio of direct investments which ... |
| | | | ... and discussing "levels of greenness" and potential performance trade-offs-especially when sectors like materials or oil and gas outperform. He notes medium-green portfolios may not see major performance trade-offs, while very deep-green approaches can ... |
| | | | ... of climate and energy Joe Rafalowicz said settling the case does not signal the end of its prosecution against Woodside's gas projects. "During the course of the case, Woodside changed how it was presenting its plans on carbon emissions from what they ... |
| | | | Future Group has called on the Australian government to introduce a broad-based 25% gas export levy. Modelling by consulting firm Arthur D. Litter (ADL), commissioned by Future Group, found the 25% tax could generate up to $17 billion in the first year ... |
| | | | New analysis demonstrates that imposing an additional 25% tax on Australia's oil and gas industry would harm future energy supply and impact the long-term potential for gas to support the decarbonisation process. Wood Mackenzie's Analysis of proposed ... |
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