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| | | ... property giant for 32 years and was most recently head of sustainability for its Australian arm. Ruby Heard, renewable energy specialist, joined the board of the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) as non-executive director in July. She'll continue ... |
| | | | ... potentially more expensive solutions, if carbon capture and storage (CCS) fails to scale, according to BloombergNEF's New Energy Outlook: Australia launch in Sydney this week. Reaching net zero may require this controversial technology, alongside scaling-up ... |
| | | | ... timeline, costs, and safety of nuclear power, as well as the geopolitical risks that are associated with this renewable energy source. Stream all episodes here. |
| | | | ... billion in 2022 to $1.7 billion in 2024. Meanwhile, ANZ, NAB and Westpac are currently arranging a $750 million loan to energy giant Santos; according to Market Forces, CommBank is not involved. The three banks and Santos did not provide comment at time ... |
| | | | ... senior roles including serving as NSW Minister for Innovation and Better Regulation from 2017 to 2019, NSW Minister for Energy and Environment from 2019 to 2023, NSW Treasurer from 2021 to 2023 and Deputy Leader of the NSW Liberal Party from August 2022. ... |
| | | | Energy assets present a number of particular insurance risks - from natural catastrophe exposures, to technology risks, to serial defects manifesting across replicated parts over a very large asset. Renewables developers and influential asset owners ... |
| | | | ... shows us that financial markets rarely react well to sudden shocks or uncertainty." Increased market volatility in the energy sector, and financial markets globally, could lead to abrupt price fluctuations and liquidity challenges across asset classes ... |
| | | | The energy giant's US$2.35 billion ammonia buyout may placate many shareholders, but the high price paid has raised alarms given the yet-to-be-operational plant hinges on possibly impermanent carbon capture. Last week, Australian oil and gas company ... |
| | | | ... sustainable options are as alike as a layperson might assume. Top performers benefitted from tech exposure, while clean energy lagged due to poor investor sentiment. "ESG is hard to define," Aman Ramrakha, executive director of research at Rainmaker ... |
| | | | ... options, however, invested in 15 companies involved in the extraction or sale of carbon intensive fossil fuels, including AGL Energy, BHP Group, Glencore PLC, and Whitehaven Coal. Another 15 companies produced alcohol, including Budweiser Brewing Company ... |
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