Ring fencing: Who should have power over your solar and storage? For the observer of energy policy and regulation in Australia, it has been a busy start to the summer. Between
High drivers for change, low ambition: Australia’s energy reform train crash The regulatory and policy short-termism that currently rules Australia’s electricity market has again been the target of criticism, with two
US energy giant GE backs states going own way on renewables Renewable energy can add resiliency to electricity grids and there’s no reason why individual states can’t set their own goals
Company directors can be held legally liable for ignoring the risks from climate change Although the alarm for business leaders has been sounding for some time, the release of the opinion by senior barristers
The Paris climate agreement is a game-changer and business risks being left behind – Sam Mostyn Legal advice issued this week warns directors risk personal liability for breach of duty if they fail to properly consider
Directors ignore climate change risks at their own peril Managing climate change risks is now a key boardroom responsibility. Directors who tackle climate change have the law’s protection. Directors
Big changes looming across the world but Australians could be left behind This week the Centre for Policy Development released a new legal opinion that warned directors who did not adequately consider
Company directors to face penalties for ignoring climate change Australia’s fall from grace as a global leader in the fight against dangerous climate change was rapid and inglorious.
Paris Agreement a watershed moment for corporate Australia November 4 will go down in the history books as a watershed moment for corporate Australia. It is the day
