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14.07.26

Industrial transition will be a new avenue for mobilising finance for Viet Nam

Climateworks Centre and the Ho Chi Minh City Institute for Development Studies convened a consultation workshop to advance Viet Nam's industrial transition

24.06.26

Green ammonia, explained

What green ammonia is, how it’s made and why it matters for net zero

30.06.26

Inside Climateworks Centre’s event on corporate climate transition planning

Climateworks brought together business, government and global experts to explore what effective transition planning looks like in practice.

22.04.26

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Turning ambition into action – Impact report 2025

'This report tells the story of what is possible when evidence, collaboration and determination come together.' – Anna Skarbek AM, CEO, Climateworks Centre
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03.06.26

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Accelerating Indonesia’s energy transition through a competitive and sustainable battery industry

For Indonesia, developing the domestic battery industry is important for decarbonising the energy sector and supporting economic growth. This policy brief identifies four priorities to help Indonesia build a competitive and sustainable battery industry.

  • Indonesia
  • Southeast Asia

17.03.26

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Corporate climate transition plans in the Australian superannuation industry

The financial sector is entering a new era in which climate risks and opportunities are no longer a longterm consideration, but a near-term core financial risk and strategic priority. This paper examines how Australian superannuation funds – collectively among the largest institutional investors globally – are evolving their investment and stewardship practices to respond to the transition toward a net zero emissions economy.

  • Australia

26.11.25

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Turning the tide: Advancing Indonesia’s blue economy through ocean-based mitigation actions

Indonesia’s ocean is central to its climate and economic future. As the world’s largest archipelagic nation, home to 17 per cent of global blue-carbon ecosystems, Indonesia has an unparalleled opportunity to align its blue economy ambitions with its climate goals.

  • Indonesia
  • Southeast Asia

30.10.25

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  • Report

Powering Ho Chi Minh City’s future with net zero industrial precincts

Seizing Ho Chi Minh City’s low-carbon economic opportunities with a net zero industrial precinct approach is both an economic imperative and a climate opportunity.

  • Southeast Asia

25.05.26

  • Report

Australia’s land use future

Australia can restore biodiversity and reduce and remove emissions – all while maintaining a thriving agriculture sector. This report demonstrates that a more deliberate and integrated approach to land-use management is essential, achievable and beneficial.

  • Australia

04.12.25

  • Report

Decarbonising Indonesia’s high-value industrial sites through place-based action

Climateworks Centre’s Net Zero Industrial Precinct (NZIP) program offers a place‑based approach to accelerate industrial decarbonisation. NZIPs enable clusters of co‑located industrial facilities to transition collectively through shared renewable energy and clean heat, enabling infrastructure and low‑carbon technologies. This report outlines the first phase of the Indonesia NZIP program, focused on identifying candidate sites for possible pilot implementation.

  • Indonesia

12.11.25

  • Report

Implementing climate indices: Real stories and Australia’s opportunity 

Compared to current benchmarks, some climate indices deliver competitive investment performance with similar levels of risk, while supporting Australia’s climate goals.

  • Australia
14.07.26

‘A giant blanket’: how better insulation lowers energy costs for you and the grid

Insulation is not just a home upgrade. Rather, it is essential infrastructure for a low-emissions future, writes Dr Gill Armstrong for The Conversation.

16.06.26

Strengthening the evidence base underpinning Australia’s climate ambition

Climateworks directly informed Australia’s 2035 emissions target by providing the evidence that shaped national policy advice from Treasury and the Climate Change Authority.

08.06.26

Supporting Indonesia’s leadership on ocean–climate on the global stage

Climateworks combined analysis, policy support and capacity building to help embed ocean solutions in Indonesia's climate strategies.

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Climateworks is having real influence and impact on governments, business and the wider community. Though climate change policy has been extremely fraught and politically difficult in recent years, Climateworks has become a key advisor for both sides of politics.

John Thwaites, former Chair Climateworks Centre, former deputy Premier and Minister for the Environment.