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Working paper

Systems dynamics on the road to zero emissions: a primer


This working paper provides a systematic approach for modelling the economics of variations in output produced by weather-dependent generators and interdependencies between technologies. It shows how variations in output affect the growth rates of different technologies along the low emissions trajectory.
Report

Electricity 2024: analysis and forecast to 2026


This report offers a comprehensive analysis of recent policies and market developments, and provides forecasts through 2026 for electricity demand, supply and CO2 emissions.
Strategy

SEC Strategic plan 2023-2035


Victoria has set some of the most ambitious renewable energy, emissions reduction and storage targets in the country. This strategy document outlines the Victorian government's plans to invest in renewable energy generation and storage, support households to go all-electric, and help build the renewables workforce needed to drive the Victoria's energy transition.
Report

Switching on: benefits of household electrification in Australia


This report draws together existing research and literature to showcase the benefits and challenges of residential electrification. The report focuses on the financial, health and energy benefits of household electrification, job opportunities, and residential electrification policies currently in place or planned around Australia.
Report

The lowest cost net-zero grid: a critical analysis of the potential role of nuclear energy in Australia


Australia faces a huge challenge in meeting its target of generating 83% of National Electricity Market (NEM) electricity from renewables by 2031. The authors of this report argue that achieving a net-zero grid, at the lowest cost to consumers, demands technology agnosticism from decision-makers. The more technologies are limited (including nuclear), the more expensive the...