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Australia’s Coalition government lacks serious plan for future beyond coal
Major utilities, the market operator, academics and business people are calling for a plan to close coal burning power stations. But the Coalition government does not have one.
Hannah Aulby
Jun 30, 2016
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Policy & Planning
How serious are our politicians about long-term climate commitments
The long-term climate commitments from the three main parties are dissected as we head into an election..
Steve O’Connor
Jun 29, 2016
2
Renewables
The cost issue this election ignored: the doubling of electricity prices
Wholesale electricity prices have doubled since the last federal poll, but they don’t seem to be an election issue. Why would that be?
Mike Sandiford
Jun 24, 2016
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Commentary
Coalition branding tapping into the hard work already done by communities
It is possible to announce good policy that is also popular. Unfortunately, this is not the road the Coalition is currently taking with renewables policy.
Luke Reade
Jun 20, 2016
8
Policy & Planning
Turnbull repeats incorrect global action formula, ALP needs to do more for reef
Last night’s leadership debate saw the term “climate” used almost as much as “economy” – but it wasn’t till the end that the two were connected on the costs of inaction.
John Connor
May 30, 2016
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Coalition’s great big climate hoax turns to outright denial
First, the Coalition sought to deny that its climate policies would ever evolve into something that actually reduces emissions. Now, it is seeking to remove evidence that climate change is having any impact at all.
Giles Parkinson
May 27, 2016
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Regional seats could shift on renewable energy policies
Which communities will elect members who will help them get in early and capture the huge economic opportunity of the renewables boom?
Dan Cass
May 27, 2016
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Carbon taxes, emissions trading and electricity prices: making sense of the scare campaigns
With Labor promising half of Australia’s electricity will come from renewables in 2030, and the Coalition quick to reject carbon pricing again, it seems electricity prices are set to be a key point of contention in an Australian federal election yet again.
Dylan McConnell
May 13, 2016
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Analyst’s corner: ALP energy policy not ideal, but it is credible
If Australia can spend $50bn building 12 submarines, it can certainly incentivise the private sector to spend a similar sum building the next generation electricity system.
David Leitch
Apr 29, 2016
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South Australia: the frontier state for transforming an industrial economy
In South Australia the industrial transformation and energy transition are at the pointy end. Change can be hard.
Heather Smith
Apr 19, 2016
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