Renewable energy
Report
GenCost 2025–26: final report
An annual economic report that estimates the cost of building new electricity generation, storage and hydrogen production in Australia to 2050. It finds that renewable energy supported by storage is helping to protect Australia against global energy shocks and continues to provide the lowest cost pathway for Australia’s electricity system to achieve net zero emissions.
Report
Warp speed: accelerating renewable energy infrastructure deployment
This report outlines a package of policy reforms to radically speed up the renewable energy transition in Australia. It sets out a pathway to accelerating the economy’s ability to build energy infrastructure, providing opportunities for training and employment, better targeted community engagement, and greater certainty for communities hosting infrastructure projects. Four key reform areas are...
Report
Powering Australia’s future
Sovereign capability means controlling the inputs that are fundamental to the functioning of an economy. This report recommends the establishment of Sovereign Power, a Commonwealth entity to build and own firmed renewable regeneration, offering long-term power purchase agreements to Australia’s strategic industrial facilities. It finds control over electricity for heavy manufacturing is the big gap.
Briefing paper
Pedal to the metal: a budget to break free from fuel chaos
Australian households are being hit by another global fuel shock. Australia's heavy reliance on fossil fuels means international crises quickly translate into higher costs at home. This report proposes that a step-change, focused on electrification, renewables, batteries and cleaner transport, can cut fossils fuel dependency permanently.
Briefing paper
Fuel shock: why clean energy is our best defence
The escalating conflict in Iran and neighbouring countries is a significant risk to Australian households. When fossil fuel supply is threatened, prices spike and Australians pay. This is Australia’s core energy vulnerability. This paper proposes to reduce dependence by accelerating renewable energy and the electrification of homes, businesses and transport.