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GAR Asia-Pacific Arbitration Review 2025: The future of disputes in the Australian energy transition
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25 July 2024
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In this year’s article, Jo Delaney, Ruth Dawes, Peter Sadler and Dan Perera explore developments over the past year that have been reshaping the Australian energy transition landscape.
The topics discussed include the enhanced focus on big battery and offshore wind projects as well as notable regulatory changes, such as the proposed Climate Disclosure Bill and the Distributed Energy Resources legislation. We also provide an update on new and ongoing energy transition disputes, including recent greenwashing and misleading and deceptive conduct claims, disputes relating to the commencement of new projects and the growth in global climate change litigation.
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