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posted on 2019-07-22, 09:11 authored by Ariel LiebmanAriel Liebman, Aisha Reynolds, Dani Robertson,, Sharna Nolan, Megan Argyriou, Beth SargentThis chapter identifies the market, policy, and governance barriers — including financial credit regulations, uncompetitive pricing, restrictive project scale, and limited access to information—to unlocking green financing for a low-carbon energy transition. We propose reform pathways via the development of mechanisms for market transparency that include the need for a wholesale electricity market and low emissions and renewable investments using tradable certificate-based policies (in particular CO2 credits), harmonization of policies across ministries and agencies, and a reduction of electricity and fossilfuel subsidies and cross-subsidies.
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Monash Energy Materials and Systems Institute (MEMSI)
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- Financial institutions (incl. banking)
- Technology management
- Innovation management
- Investment and risk management
- Logistics
- Supply chains
- Energy generation, conversion and storage (excl. chemical and electrical)
- Environmental engineering not elsewhere classified
- Electrical engineering not elsewhere classified
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Energy financeGreen financeEnergy transitionRenewable energyGreenhouse gas emissionsIndonesiaFinance barriersFinancial Institutions (incl. Banking)Innovation and Technology ManagementInvestment and Risk ManagementLogistics and Supply Chain ManagementEnergy Generation, Conversion and Storage EngineeringEnvironmental TechnologiesElectrical and Electronic Engineering not elsewhere classified