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Opening the taps: mobilising clean energy capital for Australia’s energy future
Members of the Climate Capital Forum were in Parliament House this week meeting with parliamentarians across party lines, ministerial advisors […] Read more
Strengthening the superannuation performance test – Submission
The Climate Capital Forum welcomes the opportunity to respond to the Treasury’s consultation on Strengthening the Superannuation Performance Test. Australia’s […] Read more
2026-27 Budget response
The solution to our cost of living, energy and national security and future economy challenges is the rapid move to […] Read more
Clean energy brings security: getting committed funds out the door
With Australia’s energy security challenges front of mind, members of the Climate Capital Forum have been in Parliament House this […] Read more
Nuclear dead, ambitious energy transformation mandate alive and well
What does the Albanese government’s landslide re-election victory mean for Australia’s climate and energy future? The LNP’s nuclear furphy is dead, buried and cremated. Now is the time for conviction and courage to double down and move at the speed the climate science dictates, seizing the magnitude of opportunities ahead for Australia on energy transition, domestic and export. Read more
Holding the major parties to account over climate
Climate Capital Forum spoke to AAP ahead of the election, and called for continued commitment to the climate fight post election 2025. Founder Blair Palese says no matter the outcome of Saturday’s federal vote, the Forum will be pushing hard for renewable industrial precincts, help for innovators and a government climate “tsar” to keep the agenda moving. Read more
Offshore power generation poses a dilemma for developers
Forum member Mads Prange Kristensen, CEO of KRISCON, explains the challenges facing developers when assessing investments in developing markets. The Developer’s Dilemma involves “deciding how far along the development process they are willing to keep spending money versus the certainty of getting a return on the investment.” Read more
Coalition proposal undercuts Australians to fund expensive nuclear fantasy
Climate Capital Forum is one of 30 organisations who joined in a statement responding to the federal Coalition’s proposal for $100 billion in cuts to housing, transport, education, and climate solutions. Read more
“Community support for renewables isn’t bought, it’s earned”, Squadron boss says
Satya Tanner, Managing Director of LAUTEC Australia features in this article in Energy News Bulletin on winning community support for rolling out renewable energy projects. Read more
To make the move to renewables, get the communities engaged
Satya Tanner, Managing Director LAUTEC Australia and Climate Capital Forum member explains in this opinion piece in Energy News Bulletin how community engagement can facilitate acceptance of renewable energy projects, and how Australia can learn from the history of projects in Denmark. Read more
