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Upscale: using private sector capital for the alliance


Australia has entered a new era of intense strategic competition and must find new ways to both develop and finance its national security. As this report unearths, producing sovereign defence capability for Australia in a self-sustaining system at speed requires targeted policies geared to multiple dimensions. This report not only explores the question of how...
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The changing climate policy landscape: considerations for policymakers and the needs of investors


This report summarises how global climate policy has developed and to describe the core features that should underpin climate policy going forward. Several case studies are provided to illustrate effective climate finance policy in Australia, the European Union, Japan and the United States.
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Growing green: a proposal for a national investment fund


This report recognises that any successful implementation of a UK green industrial strategy will require a coordinated set of policy instruments, particularly those providing financing for investments in net-zero economic activities.
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From laggards to leaders: an assessment of Australian banks’ climate commitments


This research found signs of leadership and momentum in the banking sector to reshape society for a clean energy future and a safe climate. By building on this leadership and raising their ambitions in line with climate science, the authors of this report assert that banks can become powerful allies in protecting nature, creating healthy...
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Eni's Verus not so true on net zero


The authors of this report argue that as greenwashing claims have become a focus for regulators in the United States, Europe and Australia, Eni’s sustainability credentials should not only come under greater regulatory scrutiny, but investors should also be asking questions.