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Financial market implications from the carbon tax

Economics & Deregulation, Deregulation Unit, Energy and Climate Change | Alan Moran
In Finance Magazine 22nd March, 2012

There are three main issues related to measures involving taxing emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases. First, there is the...

Scientific research drowning in a sea of alarmism

Energy and Climate Change | Bob Carter
The Australian 7th February, 2012

Last week, almost 400 people attended a public meeting in Newcastle to learn about the scientific evidence that underpins sea-level change. The...

Renewable energy rules lose traction

Economics & Deregulation, Deregulation Unit, Energy and Climate Change | Alan Moran
Australian Financial Review 1st February, 2012

Energy policy in Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development countries is spurred by concerns that gas and oil are becoming...

Danger of new thickets of gas regulation

Economics & Deregulation, Deregulation Unit, Energy and Climate Change | Alan Moran
Australian Financial Review 31st January, 2012

Peter Roberts' "Globalised gas pricing has local costs" (Talking Point, January 30) applauds the commonwealth's National Energy Security...

Fair's fare benefits government, not business

Economics & Deregulation, Deregulation Unit, Energy and Climate Change | Alan Moran
Herald Sun 14th January, 2012

The Rudd/Gillard governments have introduced many business-unfriendly policies. Three of these the mining tax, Fair Work Australia (FWA) and the...

Era of cheap energy needn't be over

Economics & Deregulation, Deregulation Unit, Energy and Climate Change | Alan Moran
Australian Financial Review 11th January, 2012

Energy Minister Martin Ferguson has launched the government's draft white paper on energy. Having run the gauntlet of bureaucratic committees, much...

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