Clean energy precincts: how to seize the green export opportunity
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The Albanese Government is set to invest billions in clean energy projects as part of its new, Future Made in Australia plan, including up to $1 billion for solar panel manufacturing, with more expected in the upcoming budget.
This report outlines how to prioritise government support for such projects – in particular for clean energy precincts, which bring together businesses, research institutions, start-ups and education providers working towards a low-or-no emissions future.
The report builds on analysis by the Climateworks Centre highlighting the enormous opportunities that Australia has in large, industrial-scale clean energy precincts. The authors draw lessons from successful innovation precincts internationally and look at the roles that community, industry, educational institutions and governments need to play, illustrated by case studies from CEDA’s member organisations.
