The end of Australia’s climate wars?
More is at stake in Australia’s 21 May federal election than who will be prime minister, with the winner…
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Katie Kouchakji
Katie Kouchakji is an Auckland-based freelance journalist, specialising in climate change policy and the low-carbon transition. She has been writing about energy and climate change for over 15 years, including for Environmental Finance, Carbon Pulse, the International Bar Association and FORESIGHT.
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The climate risk for hydropower
With climate change set to bring more severe and frequent storms to some parts of the world and an…
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Do renewables need carbon markets?
With the dramatic fall in the cost of renewable energy technologies, two of the voluntary carbon market’s leading standards…
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Carbon-neutral LNG: Transition fuel or greenwashing?
Shipments of carbon-neutral LNG have been on the rise in recent months, prompting accusations of greenwashing and misleading claims.
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Australia’s energy transition steams ahead while prime minister grapples with net zero
Australia's power sector is decarbonising as the country explores alternatives to fossil fuel exports, but without a net-zero goal…
A decade after Fukushima, Japan still struggles with its energy future
Ten years after an earthquake and tsunami sparked a crisis in the east of Japan, the country’s electricity generation…
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