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Kate Burgess

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Australia
As seen in: Capital Brief, The Energy.co
Covers:  Climate, Energy, Carbon Markets, Corporate Sustainability, Funds Management, Property, Policy
Doesn't Cover: Entertainment, Travel, Resources, Technology.

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Kate Burgess’s Journalist Portfolio

Government, industry at loggerheads on gas reservation rules

Government, industry at loggerheads on gas reservation rules

Energy minister drip-feeds detail on controversial gas reservation policy aimed at avoiding domestic shortfal…

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Renewable investors push for climate impacts in new environment laws

Renewable investors push for climate impacts in new environment laws

The Clean Energy Investor Group has split from the broader business lobby, urging environmental approvers to …

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New EPA chief tackles developer concerns

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By Kate Burgess, Gabrielle Kuiper
| The Energy.co
explore Newsletter News Podcasts Events Explainers Learning topics Capital Climate Energy Systems Policy Projects Regulation Technology Newsfeature Planning delays, complex new laws and getting deals done were high on developers' wish lists when incoming National Environment Protection Agency John Bradley addressed a recent industry conference The construction site for Palmer Wind Farm near Adelaide, where works began in April 2026. - Tilt Renewables.
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Beginning the long haul to decarbonising transport

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By Kate Burgess, Simon Orme, Gabrielle Kuiper
| The Energy.co
explore Newsletter News Learning Podcasts Events topics Capital Climate Energy Systems Policy Projects Regulation Technology Policy Projects Technology feature The Australian Renewable Energy Agency has set its sights on decarbonising Australia's transport sector.
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Households prefer energy retailer at arms' length

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By Kate Burgess
| The Energy.co
A clear majority of Australian consumers want only a “basic” relationship with their energy provider, with most lacking an understanding of how their bill is calculated. The biannual Energy Consumers Australia-commissioned Report Card into consumer attitudes towards energy showed that while electricity costs are front of mind for 78 per cent of respondents, energy literacy remains low, with only 23 per cent understanding “retail electricity tariffs” and 22 per cent knowing about feed-in tariffs.
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