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IEEFA Update: Why Australia is a bigger carbon pariah than we think
Australia is the largest exporter of iron ore, gas and metallurgical coal and is second in thermal coal, all smelted and burned elsewhere. Scope III emissions covering transport and end use mean that Australia is the world's third largest…
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IEEFA India: Exiting old coal power purchase agreements could save electricity distributors over US$7 billion per year
India: Exiting old coal power purchase agreements could save electricity distributors over US$7 billion per year
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IEEFA update: The staggering cost of gas in Australia
The staggering cost of gas in Australia
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IEEFA Update: In U.S. Utility NextEra, a Template for Electricity-Generation Transition
In U.S. Utility NextEra, a Template for Electricity-Generation Transition
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IEEFA Australia: Narrabri gas project’s lack of social licence will make pipeline approval problematic
The Narrabri gas project is a risk on environmental, social and governance grounds and cannot contribute to a gas-fired recovery.
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IEEFA: Energy Security Board reforms need to be ambitious to secure a low emissions future
According to the Australian government’s Energy Security Board, over 60% of existing thermal generating resources (mainly coal) in the national electricity market are likely to exit over the next two decades as Australia transitions towards…
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IEEFA Update: Atlantic Coast Pipeline Risk Is Being Borne Not by Dominion and Duke, but by Their Customers
Atlantic Coast Pipeline Risk Is Being Borne Not by Dominion and Duke, but by Their Customers
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IEEFA Australia: A gas cartel run amuck
Australia is the second largest exporter of gas in the world. Why would we ever import gas? Our very own Department of Industry, Innovation and Science ranked Australia’s market share at 20 per cent of world gas exports in 2017.
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The Solar Revolution May Be Unstoppable, but Opponents Are Scrambling to Slow It Down
The Solar Revolution May Be Unstoppable, but Opponents Are Scrambling to Slow It Down
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IEEFA update: Renewable energy could be Australia’s next big export industry
Renewable energy could be Australia’s next big export industry
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