Market: Australia

IGCC Briefing: Climate Change Authority Advice on 2035 Emissions Reduction Targets

In Depth Briefing | Online | 24 September 2025 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Timezone: Australia/Sydney
With CCA Chair, Matt Kean and CEO, Brad Archer

Submission to the Climate Change Authority 2025 Issues Paper

Submission | Francesca Muskovic | 1 September 2025

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Submission to the Senate Climate Risk Assessment Inquiry

Submission | Fergus Pitt | 9 September 2025

Covering IGCC’s policy priorities on the National Climate Risk Assessment and the National Adaptation Plan, and responses to the inquiries specific terms of reference.

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Media Release: NSW Climate Minister Penny Sharpe to Address IGCC Summit 2025

3 September 2025

The Hon. Penny Sharpe, NSW Minister for Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Heritage, will join the lineup for the highly anticipated IGCC Summit 2025: Decoding the Transition, taking place on 16–17 October at Illumina, Sydney. Tickets are on sale now.

Submission: Gas Market Reforms must prioritise future-proofed export industries and domestic consumers

19 August 2025

The Gas Market Review is an opportunity for government to bed down the decarbonisation agenda in key policies, prioritising decarbonisation of Australian exports and providing domestic consumers lower-cost gas, as renewable alternatives are being developed at scale.

Submission: Guarantee of origin should align with international best practice

22 July 2025

Getting the Renewable Guarantee of Origin Scheme right is critical for market integrity, international alignment, and the ability for investors to meet enhanced climate commitments in their portfolios.

Business’ Capital Allocation Report 2025

Report | Richard Proudlove, Cassandra Austin | 21 July 2025

This report provides investors with guidance to support their engagement with companies on aligning capital allocation decisions with climate goals.

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Submission: Improving productivity via meeting adaptation and mitigation objectives

12 June 2025

There will be a cost to meeting carbon targets, but this will be significantly lower than the cost of inaction towards a net-zero, resilient economy, as we wrote in our submission to the Productivity Commission's enquiry "Investing in cheaper, cleaner energy and the net zero transformation".