Topic: Physical Impacts & Resilience
Submission: National Adaptation Plan to manage physical risks for economy
Submission | Kate Simmonds | 17 April 2024
The first National Adaptation Plan provides is an important opportunity to do this and should consider:
- Including a co-developed private finance strategy and plan.
- Aligning adaptation across government climate change activities.
- Facilitating public-private partnerships and developing frameworks to manage complex adaptation challenges.
- Developing and co-funding case studies for best practice
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17 April 2024
For institutional investors, adaptation is both a systemic risk and an opportunity. However, for private investment to be directed towards adaptation, there are significant barriers that must be addressed.
25 March 2024
The federal Government's Capacity Investment Scheme will now deliver 32GW of additional renewable energy to Australia's electricity markets. The delivery of this Scheme sets the country up to achieve its 82% renewable energy target by 2030.
12 March 2024
The volatility of climate change will spread to Australia’s financial sector, according to the first national risk assessment released by the Australian Government.
8 February 2024
The Investor Group on Climate Change has released its Annual Report for 2023, showing its work with members to mitigate climate risk and leverage the opportunities of the global transition to net zero.
IGCC Annual Report 2023: The Year in Review
Report | Investor Group on Climate Change | 8 February 2024
The Investor Group on Climate Change has released its Annual Report for 2023, showing its work with members to mitigate climate risk and leverage the opportunities of the global transition to net zero.
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20 December 2023
A shared understanding of physical risk is essential to unlock private capital for adaptation and resilience.
6 October 2023
Across many of our speakers and panels, we heard about the role investors can play in adapting to the impacts of climate change and building community resilience.
5 October 2023
IGCCs submission to the Senate inquiry on residential electrification discusses demand-side investment opportunities via the aggregation of actively controlled Distributed Energy Resources (DERs). The submission considers how such scaled, orchestrated DER opportunities can reduce long-term electricity price inflation and create enduring social, employment, and health benefits for Australian families.
IGCC Summit 2023 Panel Discussions
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