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Green steel is shaping up as one of the big innovation impact plays for 2023, as Australia eyes off steel exports

The announcement by the Australian government of plans to float the first green bond in mid-2024 has sparked hopes that efforts to mitigate climate change are finally underway

Tim Boreham warns not all so-called ethical or ESG funds and ETFs are what they seem

For those that really need to understand how their investments work, and with some estimates suggesting a fusion breakthrough as early as 2025, we examine the nuts and bolts of fusion and the latest private sector innovations

BloombergNEF estimates US$1.9trn in investment in Australia’s energy sector and low-carbon technologies will be required to reach the country’s net-zero ambitions and that EVs will get the lion’s share – a staggering US$1trn

Fusion is the holy grail of governments globally, attracting hundreds of billions in funding and, more recently, the private sector has entered the fray, no doubt expecting a return on its investment sooner rather than later

The Federal Government appears to have confirmed its commitment to Australia’s nascent green hydrogen industry in this week’s budget, but the low dollar commitment at a critical juncture raises a big question mark

As the green hydrogen arms race accelerates and major powers introduce subsidies, what will be the future of Australia’s many multi-billion dollar green (and even blue) hydrogen projects?

As Europe and the US move ahead with funding for hydrogen projects, Australia’s ambitions are under threat

There’s a new ROC on the block, and it’s called ESG rate-of-change investing, and Morgan Stanley has singled it out as the next big thing as global equities prepare for an impending ESG-induced capital crunch