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Consumer groups call for reduced network charges as regulator reviews rates of return
Consumer, small business and social sector groups are calling for a rethink of rates being paid by energy users to cover the costs of network infrastructure.Wind and solar investors relieved after Greens and cross-bench win 10-year reprieve on new tax on renewables
Under pressure from all sides, Federal Labor agrees to put more of a buffer between its CGT reforms and foreign investors in renewables, adding another decade to the 50 per cent discount.
“Bikies, criminals, strippers”: Shadow energy minister leaves industry crowd perplexed by speech and gas pledge
Shadow energy minister David Davis took a Gippsland conference crowd on a journey this week, linking major energy projects to the state’s Big Build corruption scandal.
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Consumer groups call for reduced network charges as regulator reviews rates of return
Consumer, small business and social sector groups are calling for a rethink of rates being paid by energy users to cover the costs of network infrastructure.
Wind and solar investors relieved after Greens and cross-bench win 10-year reprieve on new tax on renewables
Under pressure from all sides, Federal Labor agrees to put more of a buffer between its CGT reforms and foreign investors in renewables, adding another decade to the 50 per cent discount.“Bikies, criminals, strippers”: Shadow energy minister leaves industry crowd perplexed by speech and gas pledge
Shadow energy minister David Davis took a Gippsland conference crowd on a journey this week, linking major energy projects to the state’s Big Build corruption scandal.
ACT losing climate urgency now that Labor governs alone, says former Greens energy minister
Former Greens energy minister Shane Rattenbury says the ACT government is losing its climate urgency now that Labor is governing alone.
“They are not locked in:” Inside the anti-renewables meeting railing against migrant worker camps
Residents near camps housing construction workers for a Renewable Energy Zone have been told to brace for an upsurge in crime from immigrant workers.
“We need more gas:” Victoria Coalition light on detail after vowing to scrap VNI West transmission link
Victoria’s Coalition is accused of tossing away years of planning by farmers and communities with its vow to scrap VNI West.
Safeguard will short-change climate targets, study says, rules should be tougher on fossil fuels
Australian investors are pushing for big changes to Australia’s major pollution policy and they could force more companies to reduce pollution.
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