Priorities Adopt Energy Management System Standard ISO 50001 Establish National Renewable Energy Information Centres Use Low Emissions Carbon Materials (Steel...
Climate Scorecard Progress Report for Australia
This report is in the form of memos from Climate Scorecard Country Managers to Patricia Espinosa, Executive Secretary of the...
Low Cost of Renewables Outweigh Making Investments in Nuclear Energy in Australia
This post was submitted by Australia Country Manager Julian Atchison Nuclear power production is currently not permitted in Australia under...
Minimum Public Awareness of Positives of Climate Action in Australia
This Post was submitted by Climate Scorecard Australia Country Manager Julian Atchison As detailed in our last post, Australia’s emission...
Australia’s Current Emissions—From Energy, Transport, and Industrial Processes Have Risen 18% Since 1990
This Post was submitted by Climate Scorecard Australia Country Manager Julian AtchisonAustralia’s current emissions—emissions from energy, transport, and industrial processes...
Spotlight: the “Carbon Neutral Adelaide” initiative in Australia
This Post was submitted by Climate Scorecard Australia Country Manager Julian AtchisonAdelaide, South Australia For a country renowned for its...
Best Local Climate NGO Australia: The Australian Conservation Foundation
This Post was submitted by Climate Scorecard Australia Country Manager Julian Atchison The Australian Conservation Foundation Founded in 1965,...
Renewable Energy (Production and Distribution) Best Practice in Australia
Post submitted by Australia Country Manager Julian Atchison The Asian Renewable Energy Hub The Asian Renewable Energy Hub (AREH) is...
Climate Policy Recommendations for Australia
Policy Recommendation #1: High-voltage Transmission Upgrades Policy Recommendation #2: A national Electric Vehicle Strategy that Supercharges EV Take-up Policy Recommendation...
Increased Consumption Demand in Australia Has Been Largely Met Through Gas and Renewable Energy
According to International Energy Agency statistics, Australia consumed 248 Terawatt hours (TWh) of electricity in 2018, up from 146 TWh...