Episode 140

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15th Apr 2025

Navigating the energy transition: Insights from Chief Economist Brian Redican

In this episode of The Greener Way, host Michelle Baltazar speaks with Brian Redican, Chief Economist at TCorp, about the economic implications of transitioning to renewable energy. They discuss evolving priorities in financial analysis, the volatility of energy prices, and the geopolitical risks that influence investment decisions. The conversation also touches on the challenges and opportunities in sustainable investments, the importance of long-term energy strategies, and key considerations for superannuation fund members.

00:00 Introduction to Economic Perspectives

00:26 Welcome to The Greener Way

00:41 Today's Topic: Transition to Renewable Energy

01:20 Guest Introduction: Brian Redican

03:27 Energy Prices and Economic Implications

04:36 Geopolitical Risks and Energy Transition

06:43 Investment Uncertainty and Energy Security

10:00 Challenges in Sustainable Investments

11:49 Key Considerations for Super Funds

13:18 Conclusion and Final Thoughts



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