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| | | ... According to the research, Australia's green iron producers are disadvantaged because the lack of an international carbon price "distorts the international market for iron products, and creates and inefficient advantage for fossil-fuel based products." ... |
| | | | ... more than likely to have made climate commitments and will also require an understanding of the financial cost of a carbon price or regulation on the valuation of the company," Emmi said. Previous Emmi research found that the global fixed income debt ... |
| | | | ... the Future Made in Australia framework should become a comprehensive industry policy and an economy-wide, enduring carbon price framework should be introduced. "The history of carbon pricing policies in Australia means that an economy-wide, explicit ... |
| | | | ... According to McNeil, achieving a 1.5°C pathway would require deep carbon cuts of 40-50%. Even under a 2°C scenario, a carbon price of $94 (US$60) per ton would place $314 bn (US$200 bn) across 71 companies at extreme financial risk from the transition. ... |
| | | | ... the UK. And the EU has only ramped up its climate regulations with the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) carbon price and other climate laws. "[Trump is] an influential guy but he's not the biggest trend. The bigger trend is our place on ... |
| | | | ... its customers, to efficiently allocate resources towards achieving net zero and beyond. Lebbon is a proponent of a carbon price and recently told FS Sustainability that in his estimates, the super savings of Aussies stand to lose $600 billion if the ... |
| | | | ... corporate sector, including superannuation, in a way that efficiently allocates resources towards achieving net zero. "A carbon price is inevitable; it's the most efficient way to decarbonise the world, but the politics hasn't quite worked. "Ideally ... |
| | | | A group of more than 80 global finance industry advocates bodies and nonprofits have come out against the use of carbon offsets, in a letter stating they only delay action. Signatories include Banktrack, Reclaim Finance, ShareAction, Finance Watch ... |
| | | | ... years." With the government tabling an Australian version of the US' Inflation Reduction Act, and Labour putting a carbon price back on the agenda, Hutley says investors remain cautious. "It does worry me that we don't seem to be able to walk ... |
| | | | The Network of Central Banks and Supervisors for Greening the Financial System (NGFS) has published new climate scenarios including predictions that a net zero transition could be "too-little-too-late," disorderly and delayed. The group, consisting ... |
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