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Australia needs a smart COP playbook and it’s staring us right in the face

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By Dan Cass
| The Energy.co
If Australia wins its bid to jointly host the UN climate talks next year with Pacific nations, it will put this country in the climate spotlight as never before. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has not yet engaged sufficiently with the process or outlined Australia’s international climate leadership vision. Australia has done both great and terrible things for the climate. It faces dire threats and could yet seize unprecedented opportunities in green exports.
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Australia has the makings of an energy ceasefire

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By Dan Cass
| The Energy.co
This is the final of a three-part series asking why Australia has found it so difficult to develop its world-leading clean energy resources and proposes a way forward in an era defined by disintegration. Australia was promised that a high-tech energy future would begin in 2025 but we got an election that dished up the past.
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Energy market review must deliver a "new deal" for consumers

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By Dan Cass
| RenewEconomy Verified
The Australian government’s decision to review the National Electricity Market (NEM) presents a pivotal opportunity to transform the nation’s energy system and deliver cost of living relief. With consumers poised to lead the charge in electrification, this review must deliver a “new deal” that places households at the heart of Australia’s energy transition. Australia is entering a new energy era where the scale of investment by everyday Australians dwarfs that of institutional players.
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