IGCC Election 2022 Statement On Climate Policies

6 May 2022

The Investor Group on Climate Change has been asked to respond to climate-related statements made by candidates during the 2022 Australian Federal Election.

We welcome the increased national focus on climate action and the opportunities to accelerate the economy towards net zero emissions.

We also direct readers’ attention to the statements we have previously made following policy announcements by the major parties.

Net zero by 2050 positive signal to investors, acute policy risks remain to 2030 – October 26 2021

Stronger 2030 emissions reductions targets will unlock investment opportunities in Australia – December 3 2021

IGCC Election 2022 Statement On Climate Policies

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