Michael Fraser has a dual personality: he heads up a company with a massive carbon footprint that is also heavily involved in renewable energy. So why is he walking both sides of the line — and how did this quiet company man rise to the top? Climate Spectator and Crikey investigate.
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The burning issue of energy prices
Crikey readers vent their spleens on the issues of the day.
READ MOREWhy it’s time to radically reform our energy system
The International Energy Agency has made a dramatic call for governments to end their policy inertia and push towards a radical transformation of the global energy network. Giles Parkinson of RenewEconomy reports.
READ MOREKohler: we need to talk about energy, not rates
Forget interest rates, what we should be talking about is energy policy. There is an actual crisis up ahead caused by politics, which must be resolved by politics.
READ MOREGame on: energy regulators take on electricity networks
The Australian Energy Regulator has publicly conceded what has been known by many but rarely admitted — that Australian consumers are paying way more than they need to for their network and electricity distribution costs, writes Giles Parkinson.
READ MOREEnergy price increases: hiding behind treasury’s Pollyanna forecasts
What are the facts on energy price increases and what has caused the increases to date? Alan Moran, director, deregulation, at the Institute of Public Affairs, offers some answers.
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