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| | ... investment is yet to happen." But that US$12bn is only a drop in the bucket compared to projected financing needs for clean energy and related climate mitigation efforts - the International Energy Agency has stated that between US$600bn and US$1tr of ... |
| | | The Clean Energy Future legislation has passed into law, and now that the infrastructure and timeline to creating a market-based mechanism for pricing carbon emissions is reality, so begins the era of carbon as a commodity. Liable companies will need ... |
| | | ... NZ report captured a particular moment in time, gathering information during the year prior to the passage of the Clean Energy Future legislative package. In some cases, companies refrained from disclosing carbon obligations because of uncertainty over ... |
| | | The Australian Senate has passed the Clean Energy Future legislative package, starting the countdown to the 1 July 2012 launch of a carbon pricing regime. But while businesses have short term certainty with the package's passage, they will still have ... |
| | | ... establish talking points for engagement not only with the review panel that will advise on the design of the AU$10bn Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC), but also green financing institutions around the world, said Nathan Fabian, IGCC CEO. "The specific ... |
| | | ... commitments to facilitate this investment. Domestically, governments need to promulgate integrated climate change and clean energy policies with clear short, medium and long-term greenhouse gas emission reduction targets and clear mechanisms and timelines ... |
| | | The Gillard government has created an expert review panel to advise on the design of the AU$10bn Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC), which is expected to commence operations from 2013-2014. Jillian Broadbent, a board member of the Reserve Bank ... |
| | | The passage of the government's Clean Energy Future Legislation by the lower house of Parliament on Wednesday means businesses and investors have certainty around the carbon pricing regime and can plan accordingly for launch on 1 July 2012. Grant Anderson ... |
| | | ... renewable energy projects bring, including technology and regulatory risk. In Australia, part of the push behind clean energy products derives from the federal government's Renewable Energy Target (RET) scheme, which was launched in August 2009 and is ... |
| | | ... of CFOs at the University of New South Wales on the potential impact of the proposed carbon pricing regime in the Clean Energy Future legislative package, plus the role that the CFO and senior corporate financial professionals can play in both mandatory ... |
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