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Subcritical coal in Australia: Risks to investors and implications for policymakers

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We have located subcritical coal-fired power stations in Australia and identified the ones most at risk of stranding due to their carbon intensity and local environmental impacts. The research shows which companies own these assets in Australia and ranks companies by exposure. In addition, we examine the implications of subcritical coal for Australian policymakers, in particular we look at the costs, benefits, and mechanisms for phasing out subcritical coal in Australia.
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University of Oxford
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SSD
Department:
SOGE
Sub department:
Smith School
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Publisher:
Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment
Host title:
Stranded Assets Programme
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Stranded Assets Programme More from this journal
Publication date:
2015-03-27


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2016-08-27
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