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Relief in sight from Australia’s skyrocketing electricity prices
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Australian Energy Ministers step towards renewables and storage in an historic day
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Webinar: Unaffordable power - Why governments need to tackle monopoly network super profits
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IEEFA's submission to Energy Security Board Capacity Mechanism high-level design consultation paper
Testimony | Submission
Slides: ESB Capacity Mechanism Proposal and other options
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Planning for the exit of coal rather than delaying the inevitable through a capacity market
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Energy Security Board focussed on just one side of the capacity problem
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Energy Security Board proposal likely to be expensive and delay decarbonisation
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For renewable energy growth and coal exits, the hard work starts now
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IEEFA: Power bills in Australia take a hit from surging global fossil fuel prices
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Australia: Federal Budget climate spending decreasing, and spending on high emitting energy projects increasing
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IEEFA: Change to the Emissions Reduction Fund jeopardises Australia’s 35% emission reduction forecast
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IEEFA Australia: Eraring’s 2025 exit and Mike Cannon-Brookes/ Brookfield proposed AGL takeover could reduce power bills
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Change to Emissions Reduction Fund Fixed Delivery contracts
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Early Eraring coal plant closure highlights future of energy system is renewables and storage
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IEEFA’s response to AEMO 2022 draft ISP consultation
Testimony | Submission
IEEFA response to Capacity Mechanism Project Initiation Paper
Testimony | Submission
Australian government emissions projections show 44% of coal capacity will close by 2030
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IEEFA: More clean energy investment will insulate against rising coal, oil and gas prices
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IEEFA: Afraid of the dark and clutching at coal, ESB still beating the capacity mechanism drum
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IEEFA: ‘Race to replace’ – We need to tie new energy capacity in Australia with the exit of old generators
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