All Energy conference hears from Climateworks experts
Climateworks Centre's Wei Sue, Dr Calvin Lee, Kylie Turner, Professor John Thwaites AM, Dr Glen Currie and Jo Sanson spoke at the recent All Energy conference in Melbourne.
25.10.24
Renewables are the cheapest way to reduce Australia’s energy emissions
Our modelling consistently shows that deploying renewables is the cheapest way to decarbonise Australia's energy grid. Â
How Australia’s energy system could change in a net zero future
Climateworks Centre's Dr Tyra Horngren explains how Australia's energy system could change as the nation reduces its climate emissions.
Addressing financial and investment barriers to accelerating ASEAN’s clean energy transition
Key takeaways from ASEAN Indonesia 2023 side event on sustainable energy financing and mobilisation of energy investments.
24.08.23
For Emi Gui, it’s a love of nature that fuels her passion for energy and development
Energy System Lead Emi Gui has been working with officials from ASEAN member states to enhance their knowledge of low-carbon energy transitions.
Energy Ministers’ meeting an important step in Australia’s net zero transition
The Ministers have shown they understand that they have to think about the energy system in an integrated way, writes Climateworks' Anna Malos.
Sustainable finance can support ASEAN states’ net zero ambitions
Private investment is needed to shift ASEAN countries’ existing energy systems toward low-carbon alternatives, say Climateworks Centre's Dr Emi Gui and Michael Dolan.
20.07.22
Electricity demand management has huge potential — and Australia has just scratched the surface
More can be done to encourage households to reduce their electricity demand, write Climateworks Centre's Anna Malos and Dr Emi Gui.
Raising Indonesia’s net zero ambition: the pivotal role of energy systems in setting and reaching a net zero target
In the short time since releasing a net zero by 2070 pledge, the Indonesian government has already recognised that raising ambition further could unlock more opportunities for the nation.
Reforms will boost green energy
Customer led rule change to reform the National Energy Market adopted by the Australian Energy Market Commission
22.04.14
National rule reforms will boost cleaner energy
Proposal for simpler, inexpensive connections to the national electricity grid.