Tag: Partners in Performance
Report reveals Australian green hydrogen’s potential to cut global carbon emissions, generate billions
Australia is poised to play a key role in reducing global carbon emissions and reaping billions in export revenue through the utilisation of green hydrogen for the manufacture of green steel, ammonia, cement, eFuels, and mining explosives, according to a report from global consultancy firm Partners in Performance.
Partners in Performance: transitioning commercial fleets to EV crucial to national uptake
Renewable energy transformation consultancy Partners in Performance highlighted the importance of transitioning commercial fleets to electric vehicles in the Labor government’s National Electric Vehicle Strategy.
Connecting the dots: Why $55 billion doesn’t need to be spent on ‘poles and...
Contrary to widespread claims that Australia needs to invest AUD$55 billion in improving its electrical grid ahead of an increased electric vehicle (EV) uptake, leading energy transformation consultants say the capital is needed but the required infrastructure is already here.
How companies can (actually) achieve their net zero goals
Companies are announcing bold plans for decarbonisation. Ten-year emissions reduction plans have been developed into abatement curves and waterfall charts, with aspirations transformed into high-level roadmaps and communicated with stakeholders – giving everyone a sense of comfort that there is a clear pathway to action and decarbonisation.
Australia must invest in copper to keep pace with ‘global supply war’
Article by Michael Huggins, Director and ANZ Head, Partners in Performance
Moves to acquire copper mines and mining companies by industry giants Rio Tinto and BHP...
Government investment in copper mining needed to reach sustainability goals, says consultancy firm
Partners in Performance (PIP), a global management consultancy, is urging the Australian government to renew its investment in copper mining to bolster the country’s...
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Building resilience as manufacturing requirements become more complex
The industrial machinery and heavy equipment manufacturing sector is critical not only for its direct outputs, machines, and equipment that pave the way for construction, agriculture and manufacturing but also for its crucial role in economic development and innovation.
