The Federal Government has announced Australia will rejoin the United Nations Green Climate Fund, a collective that finances climate mitigation in developing countries.
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Action on climate change starts with a plan for net-zero emissions: CEC
Australia must make a firm commitment to decarbonise its energy system to get in line with the ambitions of major global economies.
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Greenbacks for greenery … venture capital hears the call for clean energy
Climate-conscious venture capitalists are once again placing big bets on clean technology. Can they make money and protect the planet?
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Replace coal and gas exports with clean energy? It can be done … if the grid is 2,000% renewables: All-Energy
It may be possible, if the technology is affordable and agreements are in place, to switch from dirty energy exports to clean ones ... if Australia generates more than 20 times the electricity it does today.
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Coal finance is heading to its logical terminal conclusion: IEEFA
Governments, corporates and financial institutions are accelerating their coal restriction policies in 2020, writes Tim Buckley.
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By 2050, hydrogen can cut emissions by 34%: BNEF
Use of clean hydrogen can help address the toughest third of global greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, but only if net-zero emission goals and policies are set.
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Australia could fall apart under climate change. But there’s a way to avoid it: Garnaut
If Australia is to realise its immense opportunity in a zero-carbon world, it will need a different policy framework.
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Australia, the natural energy exporter
Australia can become a major renewable energy exporter while helping energy deficient countries in Asia to reduce their use of fossil fuels, writes Amar Rathore.
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Stampeding sheep, cross-border interconnection and China risk: ACES International Perspective panel
Australia may be ahead of the pack in adoption of new technology but we have be aware on how the rest of the world is travelling, an expert panel at the Clean Energy Summit concluded.
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Why renewables are the solution for Australia: IEEFA
Renewables are the lowest cost sustainable solution for Australia’s energy policy crisis and potentially one of Australia’s largest export industries, writes IEEFA's Tim Buckley.
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