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Climate Change, Australia’s Role as a Renewable Energy Superpower and the Role of Financial Markets in the Race to Net Zero

Australian Business Economists 2 mins read
Chris Bowen, Nicki Hutley, Guy Debelle, Geoff Summerhayes

ABE are pleased to present a briefing and discussion over breakfast

 

Climate Change, Australia’s Role as a Renewable Energy Superpower and the Role of Financial Markets in the Race to Net Zero

 

Tuesday 15 August 2023, 07:15 am to 09:30 am

 

The Hon Chris Bowen MP

Minister for Climate Change and Energy

 

And a panel discussion with Nicki Hutley (independent economist and Climate Councillor), Guy Debelle (Fortescue Future Industries), Geoff Summerhayes (Zurich Australia and New Zealand). Our speakers have agreed to take questions from the audience.

 

MEDIA WELCOME - Details

In-room only. Registration in advance is essential. Simply email info@abe.org.au

Venue: KPMG Sydney, Level 38, Tower 3, 300 Barangaroo Avenue, Sydney

A light breakfast will be served.

Enquiries: email info@abe.org.au or call 0419 256 339.

This event is generously sponsored by Deutsche Bank

 

There is an increasing urgency to the climate transition that is creating immense risks and opportunities for the Australian economy and financial markets. This event will explore Australia’s rise as a renewable energy superpower and the role of financial markets in the race to net zero through topics including:

  • Upfront cost of the transition vs long-run benefits
  • Macroeconomic implications - growth, inflation, productivity - of unchecked emissions
  • How capital will respond to Australia's very large Scope 3 emissions from fossil fuel exports in combination with policies such as the US Inflation Reduction Act
  • The call on investors to get to net zero and the impediments they may face
  • Viability and frameworks for offset markets
  • Risks and opportunities for financial markets including dislocations, regulatory issues.

About us:

Australian Business Economists (ABE) aims to encourage greater understanding of economic issues by fostering debate in the financial markets, business and commercial sectors and across the community in general. Visit us at: abe.org.au


Contact details:

Tony Westmore, email: info@abe.org.au, phone: 0419 256 339

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