Global Perspectives
Nature the most fundamental form of capital
26 August 2020 / WORDS BY Martijn Wilder AM
read articleA new investment thematic – Natural capital – is emerging. Natural capital can help pension and sovereign wealth funds meet their need for mandated returns, and satisfy their requirements to do so in a way that is not only less harmful, but has the potential to restore the environment.
London Climate Week 2026: Nature, Resilience and the Business Value Imperative
07 July 2026 / WORDS BY Hannah Ornatowski
read articleLandmark Bonaire decision amplifies ICJ influence, raises the stakes ahead of the Pabai Pabai appeal.
Australia’s Fertiliser Shock is a Strategic Turning Point: if we Choose it
02 July 2026 / WORDS BY Luke McClean
read articleAmid the backdrop of energy security issues and Australia’s major emitters facing a more stringent Safeguard Mechanism, focus is turning to the need to further commercialise the next wave of decarbonisation technologies.
Financing the next wave of decarbonisation
27 May 2026 / WORDS BY Sam Bruce
read articleAmid the backdrop of energy security issues and Australia’s major emitters facing a more stringent Safeguard Mechanism, focus is turning to the need to further commercialise the next wave of decarbonisation technologies.
Fuel Insurance or Fuel Security?
18 May 2026 / WORDS BY William Acworth
read articleIn the latest federal budget, the government committed $11.9 billion to fuel security. It is a significant number and a long time coming but will it actually deliver and help drive the development and uptake of low carbon liquid fuels in Australia?
Renewable Diesel and SAF
11 March 2026 / WORDS BY Mitch Shannon
read articleAustralia’s low carbon liquid fuels conversation has, until recently, treated renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) as adjacent but separate opportunities.
Australia’s Carbon Market – February 2026
24 February 2026 / WORDS BY Max Dalton
read articleThe success of Australia’s decarbonisation strategy rests on a critical assumption: when facilities regulated under the Safeguard Mechanism fail to meet their emissions reduction obligations through direct abatement, they can turn to the Australian carbon market to close the gap.