Policy & Advocacy
IGCC is the investment community’s authoritative voice on climate change.
Our policy positions are created through extensive member consultation, thought leadership, and research based on the latest science.
IGCC then advocates for these policies by engaging with relevant decision-makers across Parliament, government departments, media and other key stakeholders.
We publish thought-leading resources based on exclusive research and our unique position in a network of investors, analysts, academic researchers and policy-makers.
Parliamentary Engagements
The Investor Group on Climate Change has deep relationships with key decision makers. We engage across parliament to advocate for policy that avoids systemic climate risks and unlock substantial investment in a clean economy.
Regular Engagements
As a bipartisan organisation, we engage regularly with ministers, opposition, and the crossbench.
Canberra Roadshow
We regularly take senior investment professionals to Canberra, arranging meetings with key departments, political offices, and senior media.
Roundtable Discussion
We organise high level roundtable events between representatives of some of the country’s largest investors and the Treasurer and key ministers.
Good energy policy is key to good economic policy.
We need groups like the IGCC to continue making the case to all Australians that good climate policy is good for investment and good for jobs.– Chris Bowen MP
Minister for Climate Change & Energy
IGCC Summit June 2022
Latest Policy & Advocacy News, Resources, and Events
Policy Chaos Risks a Poorer Australia
25 September 2026
IGCC members remain focused on the long-term economic fundamentals: investment certainty, energy reliability, and global competitiveness.
The Intergenerational Report
22 September 2026
Intergenerational Report Shows Clean Energy and Climate Resilience Key to Australia’s ProsperityIGCC September Member Briefing: Advocacy in Action: Inside IGCC’s Investor Roadshow
Advocacy in Action: Inside IGCC's Investor RoadshowSubmission: Fossil methane is a near-term abatement opportunity
Submission | Anna Hancock | 7 August 2026
Our submission to the Climate Change Authority’s consultation on fossil methane. Top points: The Government should strengthen methane disclosure so thatmethane’s near-term potency is made explicit, and the Safeguard Mechanism Review should lead to reforms that support more
and earlier on-site abatement.
Advocacy Win: Renewables Receive Favourable Tax Treatment
20 August 2026
Government and the Greens agree to progress CGT legislation with an extended transition period for renewables