Tony Wood
Tony Wood is the director of the energy and climate change program at the Grattan Institute, a prominent think tank in Australia. He is recognized for his expertise in renewable energy policy and has been vocal about the challenges the Albanese government faces in meeting its ambitious emissions reduction targets. Wood emphasizes the need for significant infrastructure development and the acceleration of renewable energy capacity to achieve a 43 percent reduction in emissions by 2030.
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United Kingdom:
Tony Wood from the Grattan Institute thinks the climate wars are back and could delay emissions reduction.
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United Kingdom:
The Grattan Institute’s energy and climate change program director, Tony Wood, said 'every single one' of the Coalition’s policies in the area was 'a reduction in ambition or slowing down emissions reductions'.
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North Macedonia:
Tony Wood confirmed that the data from the large database of the British National Health Service represents a unique set of useful information.
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Portugal:
Tony Wood, the scientific director of GSK, explained the challenges of conducting large-scale tests on dementia.
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United States:
Dr. Tony Wood, chief scientific officer of GSK, said in a statement that Blujepa’s approval is 'a crucial milestone.'
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Australia:
Tony Wood, energy director at the Grattan Institute, stresses the need for commercial arrangements in the gas market.
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Australia:
Tony Wood, energy director at the Grattan Institute, said Victoria had avoided the steepest rises in wholesale costs.
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Australia:
Tony Wood, energy program director at the Grattan Institute, doubted whether the Coalition’s proposal would succeed in unlocking greater supplies of domestic gas.
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Australia:
Tony Wood is the Grattan Institute energy and climate change program director who commented on the government's renewable energy growth.
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