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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...

Opposition to coal seam gas doesn't hold water

Economics & Deregulation, Deregulation Unit and Climate Change | Alan Moran
Sydney Morning Herald 28th December, 2011

New technology has allowed coal seam gas (CSG), previously known as the menacing cause of mine explosions, to become prominent as an energy source....

Left's delusions laid bare

Economics & Deregulation, Ideas & Liberty and Climate Change | John Roskam
The Australian Financial Review 16th December, 2011

This year sounded the death knell for the euro, government stimulus packages and international action on climate change. The year should therefore...

Household electricity prices to rise, year on year

Economics & Deregulation, Deregulation Unit, Energy and Climate Change | Alan Moran
The Australian 13th December, 2011

An agreement to try to reach a deal by 2015 on emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases is the bottom line of the past fortnight's...

Durban deal isolates Gillard

Economics & Deregulation, Deregulation Unit, Energy and Climate Change | Tim Wilson
The Australian 12th December, 2011

Durban's meek outcome doesn't bode well for international efforts to cut greenhouse gas emissions or the sustainability of Australia's domestic...

Gillard left out on a limb in Durban talks

Climate Change | Tim Wilson
The Australian Financial Review 9th December, 2011

The absence of an outcome at the Durban climate change talks has significant implications for the Gillard government and its carbon tax. The...

Carbon tax can't work unless all share the load

Climate Change | Tim Wilson
The Australian 28th November, 2011

Over the next two weeks the justification for introducing a carbon tax will unravel as securing a new international carbon cutting agreement...

What happens to carbon trading after Durban?

Climate Change | Tim Wilson
The Australian 9th November, 2011

The collapse of the price of carbon permits in Europe tells you everything you need to know about the prospects for international carbon trading....

Taxing claims hot air

Climate Change | Tim Wilson
The Geelong Advertiser 24th October, 2011

From July 1 next year, Australia is going to discover a carbon tax and trade barriers have the same disastrous economic impact.  Trade...

Democracy means doubt

Climate Change | John Roskam
Australian Financial Review 21st October, 2011

Those business leaders bleating Tony Abbott's promise to repeal the carbon tax should remember one thing. That's the price of doing business in...

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