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| | | ... $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 ... |
| | | | ... then be used to produce SAF, renewable diesel and other low-carbon fuels. If commercialised, the facility could produce enough SAF to displace around 140 million litres of conventional jet fuel each year, reducing carbon emissions by an estimated 330,000 ... |
| | | | ... 600MW/2,400MWh battery energy storage system across two stages. According to Yanara, the project is expected to generate enough renewable electricity to power around 200,000 homes while avoiding an estimated 880,000 tonnes of carbon emissions annually. ... |
| | | | ... increasingly clear, and confident, about their role in shaping public policy discourse. While scenario analysis alone is not good enough to embed in strategic asset allocation and methodologies, narrative-based approaches can be more useful for systems ... |
| | | | ... director Alison Reeve said gas use was already falling across households, industry and electricity generation, but not quickly enough to meet climate targets. "We have to start grappling with the reality that gas is not going to last forever," Reeve ... |
| | | | ... ultimately a financial issue. Organisations that continue to assess those risks in isolation will struggle to respond quickly enough." Businesses best placed to navigate uncertainty would be those that embed risk ownership more broadly across leadership ... |
| | | | ... wealth keeps skyrocketing while so many people are struggling to afford the basics, and governments claim there is not enough money for housing, healthcare, climate action and essential services," she said. The comments come after the Federal Budget ... |
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