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Renewables

Victoria’s election is a referendum on fossil fuels vs deflationary renewables
Labor’s climate and renewables targets are world-leading, while the Coalition’s gas plan relies on the fossil industry behind the crisis that is smashing us right now.
Tim Buckley

Nov 25, 2022

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Markets

“Bridge to nowhere:” Why BlueScope Steel is a decarbonisation laggard in Australia
In the US, BlueScope continues to aggressively invest in becoming a leader in steel sector decarbonisation. In Australia, it offers little more than greenwash and spin.
Tim Buckley

Nov 17, 2022

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Renewables

Moving beyond 82% renewables by 2030 requires pumped hydro investment now
It’s past time to decouple Australia from fossil fuel dependency and the associated energy price hyperinflation that is smashing household and and business consumers.
Tim Buckley

Sep 2, 2022

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Utilities

AGL leadership farce: Blind to climate science, and still in the control room
AGL gives another clear example of a board unable to respond to climate science, the speed of technology transition, or global experience of the energy transition.
Tim Buckley

Aug 19, 2022

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Coal

Coal royalties: Queensland wins where NSW’s renewable energy superstar fears to tread
The difference between Queensland’s new coal royalties and the lack of them in NSW is a staggering $10-20 billion, in a single year.
Tim Buckley

Jun 22, 2022

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Renewables

Skyrocketing EV sales in China signal no turning back for global energy transition
When China moves, the rest of the world follows. And on the electric vehicle front, the avalanche of technology, policy and finance moves is now unstoppable.
Tim Buckley

Jan 19, 2022

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Policy & Planning

Morrison chaos and fossil fuel funding is undermining Queensland’s efforts to go green
Morrison government’s policy chaos and its massive taxpayer subsidies for fossil fuels is undermining Queensland’s efforts to shift to renewables.
Tim Buckley

Nov 26, 2021

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Other Good Stuff

IEA’s simple message for Australia: No place for gas-fired recovery in net zero by 2050
Get ready for exponential change in the global energy landscape as a global tsunami of capital flows to support the science of climate change.
Tim Buckley

May 18, 2021

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Policy & Planning

Coking coal’s decline likely to follow path of thermal coal’s demise
It is time for Australia to prepare a transition plan for the global energy system transition. The risks and opportunities are too great to ignore.
Tim Buckley

Dec 22, 2020

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Institutions

Market reforms will pave the way to a flexible, decarbonised, decentralised grid
The Energy Security Board’s post-2025 NEM redesign could lay down the path to an effective decarbonisation of Australia’s main electricity grid.
Tim Buckley

Nov 27, 2020

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