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| | | The Australian government is considering introducing a carbon tariff on carbon-intensive imports such as steel and cement to level the playing field for Australian business that are incurring costs to decarbonise their products. If Australia introduces ... |
| | | | Australian businesses risk having to pay an expensive levy to export goods to the European Union based on the intensity of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions used in making and shipping products. The European Parliament's environment committee recently ... |
| | | | The European Union's target for achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 will necessitate making green hydrogen a commercially viable energy source by 2030, which brings costs and opportunities, according to BNP Paribas Asset Management. The EU is set to ... |
| | | | ... climate." The Sustainable Australia Fund offers an innovative financing model that allows. Environmental Upgrade Agreements (EUA), also known as building upgrade finance (BUF), are agreements between a building owner, local council and financier to finance ... |
| | | | Aberdeen Standard Investments (ASI) has hired Danielle Welsh-Rose as ESG investment director with regional responsibilities. Danielle Welsh-Rose, ESG investment director, Aberdeen Standard Investments Welsh-Rose will support the integration of ESG factors ... |
| | | | ... charge is tied to the building, and not the building's owner, it is considered less risky. Additionally, the structure of the EUA overcomes the "split incentive" where tenant enjoy energy efficiency savings whilst the building owner pays the charges ... |
| | | | Aberdeen Standard Investments (ASI) has hired Bill Hartnett as an ESG investment director. Bill Hartnett, ESG investment director, Aberdeen Standard Investments Hartnett will report to Euan Stirling, Global Head of Stewardship and ESG Investment and ... |
| | | | ... charge is tied to the building, and not the building's owner, it is considered less risky. Additionally, the structure of the EUA overcomes the "split incentive" where tenant enjoy energy efficiency savings whilst the building owner pays the charges ... |
| | | | ... charge is tied to the building, and not the building's owner, it is considered less risky. Additionally, the structure of the EUA overcomes the "split incentive" where tenant enjoy energy efficiency savings whilst the building owner pays the charges ... |
| | | | ... years. The Sustainable Melbourne Fund is providing guidance and leadership to other local councils to establish their own EUA programs. The City of Greater Bendigo, Hobsons Bay City Council, Wyndham City Council, Maribyrnong City Council and the Greater ... |
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