This explainer outlines the technological and policy levers available to government and the energy sector to give people more choice over power use when it comes to energy demand and supply. It contends that better energy policy to relieve costs to customers is within reach.

A comprehensive depiction of the 2024 trends across the entire energy sector, covering data for all fuels and technologies, all regions and major countries, and energy-related carbon dioxide emissions. It finds that global appetite for energy rose at a faster-than-average pace in 2024, resulting in higher demand for all energy sources.

A forecast of annual gas consumption and maximum gas demand, outlining the adequacy of central and eastern gas markets to supply forecast demand over a 20-year period. The report provides technical insights to support investors and governments to make informed decisions to benefit consumers. Gas consumption is expected to reduce with the switching from gas...

Eastern Australia’s gas market is undergoing a technological change with lower operating cost energy alternatives available for customers in manufacturing, electricity and the residential gas markets. The rate of adoption of these technologies will determine the scale of the substitution of gas, and there is a risk that the decline in gas demand may accelerate.

The Household Energy Glossary report seeks to enhance communication within the Australian energy sector, and between the sector and everyday people. It focuses on four key concepts – consumers, concessions, cost, and control – to show that the way we name and describe concepts influences how we understand the challenges associated with them, and envision...