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| | | ... defined as controllable Scope 3 emissions - "indirect emissions from business travel and carbon embedded in manufacturing of steel and concrete structures." "As Australia's first carbon neutral domestic gas producer, we are conscious of the need ... |
| | | | ... flow, which they are applying to 10 sectors that are heavy contributors to greenhouse gas emissions, including cement and steel. "I see a few real problems when it comes to sustainable investing for carbon-intensive sectors," said UBS quantitative researcher ... |
| | | | ... manage that a lot better." Paradice has joined Climate Action 100+ and participates in engagements with Santos and BlueScope Steel, and the firm sees utility in both collaborative engagements as well as one on one meetings. |
| | | | ... international collaboration on investments in low emissions technology, particularly CCS, hydrogen, low- or zero-emissions steel production and low carbon alumina and aluminum production. "Australia is playing its part on climate change, having met our ... |
| | | | ... fuels, from 15% to 78%. Carbon emissions reduction could also profoundly impact heavy and energy-intensive industries such as steel and cement production. These industries will need to innovate or face rising costs of production, Hui also said. "Carbon ... |
| | | | ... within the next decade. There are 14 Australian companies in the Climate Action 100+ list - Adbri, AGL Energy, BHP, Bluescope Steel, Boral, Incitec Pivot, Oil Search, Orica, Origin Energy, Qantas Airways, Santos, South34, Woodside Energy, and Woolworths ... |
| | | | ... Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), which would initially apply a carbon cost to products sold into the EU including steel, cement, chemicals and fertilisers, eventually extending to all commodities and products covered by the EU's carbon ... |
| | | | ... countries. This means a whole piece of work around understanding sector decarbonisation pathways, how should sectors such as steel, oil and gas, and the automotive industry decarbonise in terms of carbon intensity of products, per unit of cement or steel. ... |
| | | | ... investors communicating with clarity and ease about the issues that matter most to financial performance," said Robert K. Steel, chair, SASB Foundation Board of Directors. The Value Reporting Foundation will merge the SASB and IIRC into a credible, international ... |
| | | | Hydrogen is the simplest and most abundant element in existence. People have imagined possible applications for hydrogen for a long time, but these ideas have often been full of promise yet short on delivery. So far, the element's uses have mostly been ... |
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