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| | | ... reduction opportunities." Beyond just certainty of pricing risk, there are new opportunities for investment in clean technology, renewables and infrastructure projects such as gas-fired electricity generators through initiatives such as the AU$10bn Clean ... |
| | | | ... from 9.7% in 2010. The lowest proportion of women on boards is in materials, with 5.6%, energy, 6% and information technology, 7.5%. The report notes that the utilities sector last year saw women represent less than 5% of board positions in 2010 and ... |
| | | | ... industry. But "a complex and burdensome connection process and regulatory barriers that inhibit them from deploying the technology" is challenging the ability of property developers and owners to integrate cogeneration, according to a report by ClimateWorks ... |
| | | | A survey of seven countries evaluating the maturity of information and communication technology (ICT) sustainability practices has found that Australia is a midrange performer and that its performance in implementing and institutionalising sustainable ... |
| | | | ... renewable energy projects, investors must consider the specific risks that 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 ... |
| | | | ... with 94%, or 32 companies. The utilities sector had the best average climate change performance, while the information technology sector had the lowest average performance score. |
| | | | ... company engagement over sectors including oil and gas, engineering and construction, information and communication technology and healthcare and allied health sectors. "[C]ompanies are finding it increasingly difficult to fill skilled positions in professional ... |
| | | | ... board will generally need someone with mining experience, perhaps an engineer, perhaps a geologist. If you've got a technology company, a board is likely going to need someone who's an IT expert for example. It depends on each individual company. As ... |
| | | | ... allocated AUS$70m over six years in the form of grants on a co-contribution basis as part of the "Coal Mining Abatement Technology Support Package" for abatement technologies, including those from fugitive emissions in the coal sector," the ICMM briefing ... |
| | | | ... they need. For some companies, their biggest challenge is human capital management. For others, their challenge is technology - we see companies where, really, you have to doubt that directors understand the technology that underpins the business's performance. ... |
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