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Hugh Grossman
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Policy & Planning
Emissions task shifting to industry as carbon can kicked further down the road
The Turnbull government’s ruling out of a power sector EIS shifts more of the national abatement task over to industry. Any more policy wind-backs will increase the size of that task.
Hugh Grossman
Jan 30, 2017
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Policy & Planning
Will election see parties reach a consensus on climate, clean energy?
Irrespective of who wins the next election, the 2016-19 parliament will play a key role in shaping Australia’s long-term climate policy framework.
Hugh Grossman
Jun 27, 2016
3
Australia emissions continue rise as big polluters ignore Direct Action
Coalition spends $1.7 billion on Direct Action, but Australia’s emissions continue to rise because big polluters have snubbed scheme.
Hugh Grossman
May 6, 2016
10
Gaming the government: Bidding strategies for 3rd emissions auction
The third ERF auction, with $1.33B of the government’s $2.55B funding tranche available, could produce some interesting bidding strategies.
Hugh Grossman
Apr 7, 2016
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Australia can meet its Kyoto target – but “real emissions” will not fall to -5% by 2020
While we will officially meet our Kyoto target, Australian emissions will not fall to -5 per cent on 2000 levels by 2020.
Hugh Grossman
Nov 25, 2015
2
Same same, but different? The short and long-game on carbon pricing
The elevation of Malcom Turnbull has implications for Australian climate policy, particularly in the functioning of the Direct Action policy.
Hugh Grossman
Sep 15, 2015
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Policy uncertainty makes Australian emission cuts harder and more costly
New report indicates that Australia’s long-term emissions reduction opportunities are much smaller than previously estimated.
Hugh Grossman
Jan 19, 2015
4
Australian power emissions fall to 10-year low as coal output drops
Greenhouse gas emissions across Australia’s NEM have fallen to a ten year low thin demand and renewables squeeze out coal generation.
Hugh Grossman
Apr 11, 2013
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