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Mike Webb

Washington, D.C.
As seen in: HuffPost, ZDNet, ProPublica, The Culture Trip, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Modern Ghana, Lexology, TheBody, Honolulu Civil Beat, Employee Benefit News and
Deputy Director & Comms chief @groundworkcollaborative. Justice seeker, musician & world traveler. Opines are mine!

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What's in the NEM Wholesale Market Settings Review Draft Report?

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By Dan Brown, Aylin Cunsolo, Kate Phillips Verified, Dale Gill, Mike Webb
| Lexology Verified
What you need to know • The NEM Wholesale Market Settings Review draft report makes 9 recommendations to support investment in firmed renewable generation and storage capacity following the conclusion of Capacity Investment Scheme in 2027. The recommended reforms will be refined in consultation with the industry and relevant stakeholders, and will involve short, medium and long term measures.
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Understanding the Hydrogen Production Tax Incentive

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By Paul Lingard, Mike Webb, Lauren C. Howe, Emma Hallab
| Lexology Verified
What you need to know In the 2024–25 Federal Budget, the Australian Government announced the Hydrogen Production Tax Incentive (HPTI) to support and incentivise the production of renewable hydrogen. This forms part of the Federal Government’s Future Made in Australia package. On 28 June 2024, the HPTI Consultation Paper was released.
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Let’s Talk About How HIV Advocacy Prioritizes Just About Everyone Except Black Gay Men With HIV

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By Mike Webb, Will Ramirez
| TheBody Verified
While reflecting on his experience being diagnosed with mpox a year ago, Anthony―a Black gay man living with HIV in Texas―remembers thinking he “couldn’t be the only one suffering in silence and [feeling] very confused.” He was not. By March of this year, over 30,000 people had been diagnosed with the virus in the U.S., and 38 had died.
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