The race is on – developed nations are seeking to out-compete one another to grow their clean energy capabilities and attract capital. Since COVID-19 and the war in Ukraine this is now not only about...
This month’s column from Dr. Fiona Simon, CEO of the Australian Hydrogen Council (AHC) is in the form of her speech from the Australia Hydrogen Conference (West) on December 5-6, 2022, which details the state-of-play...
The recently elected Australian Government has legislated a target to reduce emissions by 43% by 2030. And last week the Queensland Government announced a new 70% renewable energy target for 2032, and 80% target for...
The new Australian Government has signalled it is serious about emissions reduction by bringing forward a Bill to legislate its climate targets on the first full day of Parliamentary sittings.
Following the recent elections, Labor will rule with a small majority in the Australian Parliament’s lower house and a friendly Senate in which the Australian Greens will hold the balance of power – here in...
Making good policy is like assembling a jigsaw puzzle. The parts are all there but it’s easier if the box it comes in has a picture on the front.
Social licence is a term that’s widely used but not very well defined. The Ethics Centre (formerly the St James Ethics Centre) defines it as “the informal acceptance granted to an individual or organisation by...
Glasgow may not be the first place to spring to mind when you think about Great Britain’s renowned tourist attractions, but it manages to draw two million visitors a year.
Recently, the Australian Hydrogen Council (AHC) waded deep into the renewable energy policy debate with its first White Paper.
Let there be no doubt – the EU is serious about fighting climate change. The recent unveiling of a suite of policy proposals, under the name The Green Deal, shows the EU’s determination to reduce...
