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| | | ... three to five years, but the nuance of climate policy matters," Nelson said. "Is it a border tax, a trading scheme, an incentives based scheme? Based on those answers, the nature of the policy and the geography and assets they impact will vary significantly ... |
| | | | ... thinking about the trade-off of costs and benefits, Chi noted. "One of the biggest costs of cutting GHG is getting market incentives as well as global coordination on this," Chi said. "Part of the solution to cutting GHG emissions would be a carbon tax ... |
| | | | ... commitment by 2050, but if they're not actually putting in the efforts into their capex plans and not giving management incentives, they're not achieving their targets." After identifying the companies that are aligned to net zero targets and ... |
| | | | ... businesses, the reframing of corporate strategies, business plans and capital frameworks, adjustments to management incentives and lobbying activities. Baig pointed to the example of engaging with oil and gas companies and finding out how net zero commitments ... |
| | | | ... the difference between short-termism versus long-termism approach," he said. "There's also the point about government incentives - we believe that when it comes to spurring an SDG revolution, or a rainbow revolution, it will require a regulatory push ... |
| | | | ... improvement in management which means that they now favour minority shareholder interests. For example, when management incentives become more aligned with minority shareholders' interests, this can unlock value in the share price. But other considerations ... |
| | | | ... is coming from a broad range of stakeholders - consumers, industry regulators, employees, supply chain, government incentives, and shareholder/owner/investor commitments to business sustainability. The accelerated focus on sustainability has been linked ... |
| | | | ... we compared what is the CO2 emission per dollar of GDP, and compared that to, effectively, public spending and green incentives as a percentage of GDP. In Australia's case, there's a huge difference between the two. What that means is that there's ... |
| | | | ... more responsibility," he said. "Businesses will need to provide better labelling, businesses will need to provide more incentives to collect this back. It will be quite interesting to see how businesses develop take-back initiatives." |
| | | | ... electrolyser. The point is, once you reach a certain pint, you get the virtuous feedback loop - between public policy incentives and private capital tech response." |
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