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| | | ... renewable electricity generation scheduled to begin from late 2028. Once operational, the wind farm is expected to generate enough electricity to supply 70,000 Western Australian homes. The project also includes a community benefit fund, providing a ... |
| | | | ... ARENA's diligence, which puts the country in a position to build the plant onshore if construction funding moves quickly enough. NOAB Ventures director John Wood said: "The pattern Sicona is describing shows up right across the portfolio I invest ... |
| | | | 🌿 Australia's climate capital challenge: Why investors want to spend billions but can't find enough opportunities ❓ Question: Why are Australia's largest investors struggling to deploy more climate capital locally, and what needs to ... |
| | | | ... economy as moderate now, but very high by 2050, warning of potential financial shocks and "strong market corrections" without enough investment in adaptation. However, the NCRA added businesses lacked the data and guidance to assess physical climate ... |
| | | | ... standalone battery is expected to begin operations in late 2028. Once operational, Baranduda will be capable of storing enough electricity to power more than 200,000 Victorian homes through the evening peak, charging when renewable generation is abundant ... |
| | | | ... Australian Ethical chief executive and managing director John McMurdo said trustees are increasingly recognising that it's not enough for investments to generate income for grants if the underlying capital may be contributing to the very challenges their ... |
| | | | ... $50,000 less superannuation than men, while ART's Financial Wellbeing Index found 62% of women fear they will not have enough for retirement outcomes, but broader structural changes were still required. "It's encouraging to see women taking action where ... |
| | | | ... approach in how large-scale solar is built, financed and integrated, we risk missing the opportunity to bring costs down fast enough to support the next phase of the energy transition." ARENA found that while solar technology continues to improve, the ... |
| | | | ... and subjective planning controls continued to increase costs and delay housing delivery. Croft said the industry had seen enough reviews identifying the same issues and called on governments to move from consultation to implementation. "The Productivity ... |
| | | | Macquarie chief executive Shemara Wikramanayake's resignation highlights a gap in the economy of not having enough women in the leadership pipeline, Chief Executive Women (CEW) said. After nearly four decades at Macquarie, Wikramanayake will retire ... |
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