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ERM Energetics Exchange
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Follow developments in energy and climate risk with leading Australian consultancy ERM Energetics. Our podcast series features conversations between experts who advise Australia’s largest businesses and all levels of government Energetics develops market leading approaches to climate and energy risk management for ASX200 and all levels of government. For more information visit our website www.energetics.com.au
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This article is based on the second podcast in our series examining the preparations Australian business need to make for disclosures under the new mandatory climate-related financial reporting scheme. The focus of the podcast is transition plans - the work businesses need to do to turn their climate and net zero strategy into a detailed plan that demonstrates how the business will respond to a changing climate and decarbonising economy. The conversation was led by Andy Tipping, partner, Gene...
In this episode, we'll speak to the crucial topic of materiality and the challenge of determining the climate impacts that are, and are not, financially material to ASRS disclosures.
The third in our series discussing the guidance produced by the Taskforce on Climate-related Financial Disclosures, we examine the pillar of risk management and the issues we see for businesses working to understand, manage and disclose their climate risks. The size and scale of the challenge can be daunting but, as raised and discussed, “Organisations can’t stand still while the world changes around them. Leaders need to understand that you can take decisions today that will help steer you o...
There's no doubt that electricity markets across Australia are in the midst of a profound transformation with aging coal and gas fire generation leaving the market, and being replaced by large scale solar and wind capacity. The pace and scale of this change has and will continue to be rapid with various ambitious state targets further accelerating the transition. In our latest podcast, Energetics’ energy market experts Mark Asbjerg, Anita Stadler and Gilles Walgenwitz discuss the implications...
The IPCC’s AR6 is a comprehensive analysis of the physical science associated with climate change. In the second in Energetics’ series on AR6, we explore what the findings mean in physical terms for Australia and the potential impacts for our businesses and communities. Energetics’ climate strategists Robyn Ashton and Anna Kuiper are joined by Dr Sarah Perkins-Kirkpatrick who is an expert in heat waves and their effects. Featuring: Dr Sarah Perkins-Kirkpatrick, UNSW Canberra and chief i...
On Monday 9 August, the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released its sixth assessment report, with a press release describing climate change as “widespread, rapid, and intensifying”. Professor Andy Pitman, a lead author on the IPCC’s third and fourth assessment reports, discusses the challenges facing Australia and the issues for business. He is joined by Energetics’ Sally Cook who works with boards and executives to understand and manage their climate risks. Featur...
Episode 19: The four pillars of the TCFD: strategy Continuing our series on the guidance produced by the Taskforce on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD), this episode focuses on strategy, the second of the four TCFD pillars. Energetics’ Ghislaine Platell whose climate risk strategy work includes the landmark disclosure by the CBA as seen in their 2019 annual report, hosts the discussion. She is joined by Olivia Kember, Principal Consultant and lead author of Full Disclosure: Improvi...
Our guest for this podcast is Jarrod Leak, CEO of the Australian Alliance for Energy Productivity (A2EP). Jarrod joins Energetics’ Roger Horwood, arguably one of Australia’s most experienced energy strategists who has consulted across all sectors of the economy. At a time when energy markets are changing and business commitments to decarbonise are growing, Jarrod and Roger discuss developments in energy technologies that support electrification, demand management, bio energy sources and, incr...
For Energetics’ first podcast of the year, we begin with a focus on the Taskforce on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD). In this episode we discuss governance, the first of the four TCFD pillars. Energetics’ Sally Cook who leads our TCFD advisory services is joined in conversation by Principal Consultant and lead on the IGCC report Full Disclosure: Improving Corporate Reporting on Climate Risk, Olivia Kember, and governance expert, Susan Staples. Together they consider the elements ...
Australia has extraordinary renewable energy resources. Parts of Australia are already experiencing some of the highest levels of wind and solar generation in the world, including one of the highest levels of small (residential) distributed solar photovoltaic systems. In recognition of the opportunity they present and the need to carefully manage the penetration of renewable resources into the National Electricity Market (NEM), the Australian Electricity Market Operator (AEMO) conducted the R...
In a year in which we’ve heard the word ‘unprecedented’ used many times, risk management is front and centre for organisations; particularly how they identify and prepare for large scale, high impact, business disruptions. The reality of our changing climate – and what we are doing about it – was highlighted with the devastating bushfires in Australia and the US. But while climate risk issues have been vigorously discussed in the past, they have not perhaps always been robustly addressed. The...
More and more businesses are pursuing emissions reductions. In this podcast we demystify the process of target setting. Energetics’ experts, Sonya Samson and Matthew Sprague discuss what they have seen when supporting clients to determine the type of target and the framework to be used, the need to align to business strategy, the importance of transparency and the use of offsets. The conversation is guided by Energetics' strategy and policy services lead, Sally Cook. Featuring: Matt Spr...
Australia has long been an innovator in the development of batteries. At a time when wind and solar offer significant cost reduction opportunities, and we see interest growing in distributed energy solutions, particularly behind-the-meter solar, Australia’s battery industry is set to boom. In this podcast, Energetics speaks with Jacques Eksteen of the Future Battery Industries Cooperative Research Centre about the benefits available to energy users, the maturity of the market and advice for c...
The CSIRO and Bureau of Meteorology have vast sets of data and information, and deep knowledge, relating to Australia’s changing climate. As Australian businesses and communities seek to address the challenge of climate change, they need to access the science to obtain the insights they need. Energetics has collaborated with CSIRO previously to help the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) understand the climate risks posed to their agricultural loan book out to 2060. In this podcast we discu...
The Investor Group on Climate Change (IGCC) has released a landmark report following workshops and engagement with over 50 investors from 22 organisations with more than $1.1 trillion in collective funds under management. Emma and Olivia discuss the report’s findings which show that significant improvements are needed to make climate disclosures more useful for decision-making, risk assessment, portfolio management and company engagement. Featuring: Emma Herd, CEO, IGCC and Olivia Kember, lea...
After considering the impact of COVID-19 on Ausrtalia's energy markets, we now turn to the economic downturn and the need to keep energy costs low. Mark and Gilles discuss the range of options available to businesses when looking to secure the most advantageous retail electricity deal. Featuring: Gilles Walgenwitz, General Manager, Energy and Carbon Markets and Mark Asbjerg, Principal Consultant Our host: Helen Wetherell, General Manager, Marketing and Communications Note: The informa...



