David Solsky of Envizi, a resource optimisation platform, discusses big data analytics and reporting for energy, sustainability and asset performance. He is in conversation with Energetics’ Michael Bosnich and Jamie Ayers. With visibility of data from the enterprise to the equipment level, businesses can identify patterns, prioritise actions, improve efficiency and verify emissions reductions.

Featuring: Michael Bosnich, General Manager, Energy Accounting - Energetics and David Solsky, CEO, Envizi

Our host: Jamie Ayers, Associate - Energetics

Note: The information and commentary in this podcast is of a general nature only and does not take into account the objectives, financial situation or needs of any particular individual or business. Listeners should not rely upon the content in this podcast without first seeking advice from a professional.

In this podcast episode, Energetics’ Dr Peter Holt is in conversation with Brendan Bateman, Partner at Clayton Utz and leader of the firm's Climate Change and Sustainability Group. He shares his insights on the legal implications associated with managing and disclosing climate risks, the need to consider both emissions reduction pathways and adaptation measures for a hotter, drier world, and the importance of engaging with climate science.

Featuring: Dr Peter Holt, General Manager, Strategy and Policy and Brendan Bateman, Partner, Clayton Utz

Note: The information and commentary in this podcast is of a general nature only and does not take into account the objectives, financial situation or needs of any particular individual or business. Listeners should not rely upon the content in this podcast without first seeking advice from a professional.

An experienced leader in the finance sector, particularly in sustainability and governance, Emma shares her views on climate risk management, the power of scenario based analysis for planning and capital allocations, and the importance of engaging with the investor community. Together with Energetics' Peter Holt, they discuss the impact of the COVID-19 crisis and Australia's path to economic recovery.

Featuring: Dr Peter Holt, General Manager, Strategy and Policy and Emma Pringle, sustainable finance professional

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Energetics’ Matt Sprague is joined by Chris Nunn, Head of Sustainability at AMP Capital, Real Estate, to discuss the value that can be created in setting net zero emissions targets. Moderated by Jamie Ayers, built environment leader at Energetics, the conversation spans why AMP Capital is pursuing a net zero ambition, their approach to scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions and their plans for securing offsets that support the restoration of Australia’s biodiversity.

Featuring: Matt Sprague, Senior Manager - Energetics and Chris Nunn, Head of Sustainability - AMP Capital, Real Estate

Our host: Jamie Ayers, Associate - Energetics

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Energetics’ Dr Gordon Weiss in conversation with Dr Peter Holt, discuss the opportunity to support the decarbonisation of Australia’s economy. They consider both Australia’s track record of emissions reductions and where the opportunities lie for future abatement; from both the expansion of renewable energy to electric vehicles, electrification and the application of hydrogen technologies. 

Featuring: Dr Peter Holt, General Manager, Strategy and Policy and Dr Gordon Weiss, Associate

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With the upheaval created by the COVID-19 pandemic, Australian businesses have been consumed by the need to respond and swiftly adapt to the new conditions that were so dramatically forced upon them. Yet despite these immense challenges, it is clear that leading businesses have retained a focus on developing a response to the growing risks presented by climate change – brought into sharp focus by the very recent, devastating fire season.

In this episode Energetics’ discusses the two elements of climate management: transitional risks and physical risks. We consider the value that is being created as businesses increasingly become aware of the need to integrate their climate response into their overall business strategy and vision for the future.

Featuring: Dr Nick Wood, Associate and Sally Cook, Principal Consultant

Our host: Dr Peter Holt, General Manager, Strategy and Policy

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In this episode, Energetics’ CEO and business observer to the UNFCCC, Dr Mary Stewart is joined by Andrew Petersen, CEO of the Business Council for Sustainable Development Australia. In conversation, they share their insights on the status of global climate negotiations. We hear not only about the impact of COVID-19 on the progress of work and decision-making, but also what the pandemic may mean for global climate action when the world rebuilds.

Featuring: Dr Mary Stewart, CEO - Energetics and Andrew Petersen, CEO - BCSD-A

Our host: Dr Peter Holt, General Manager, Strategy and Policy

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In this podcast, Energetics’ Anita Stadler and Mark Asbjerg, energy markets experts and leading advisers on corporate renewable power purchase agreements, discuss the outlook for the renewable energy market in 2020 and the risk mitigation measures corporates can pursue when negotiating a renewable power purchase agreement.

Featuring: Anita Stadler, Associate and Mark Asbjerg, Senior Manager

Our host: Andrew Tipping, General Manager, Clients and Business Development

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COVID-19 is causing unprecedented upheaval across the Australian economy and the effects are being felt in electricity and gas markets. Should we see an economic downturn impacting exchange rates and the debt markets, there could be flow on effects for the price of dispatchable capacity. There are also questions around the broader investment pipeline for new generation assets in the private sector.

For large energy users there is a range of risk management strategies that can be tailored to individual circumstances. Our experts will discuss the issues and the options available to business.

Featuring: Gilles Walgenwitz, General Manager, Energy and Carbon Markets and Alister Alford, Principal Consultant

Our host: Andrew Tipping, General Manager, Clients and Business Development

Note: The information and commentary in this podcast is of a general nature only and does not take into account the objectives, financial situation or needs of any particular individual or business. Listeners should not rely upon the content in this podcast without first seeking advice from a professional.