The report charts a pathway to a Tasmanian economy running entirely without fossil fuels – a carbon zero economy, the first of its kind in the world. It quantifies the opportunities arising from new energy infrastructure, the reduction in carbon emissions, and the amount of new infrastructure required.

A global source of energy analysis and projections, this report identifies and explores the biggest trends in energy demand and supply, as well as what they mean for energy security, emissions and economic development.

A comprehensive, country-level analysis tracking progress towards global energy targets, this report forecasts the deployment of renewable energy technologies while exploring challenges and identifying barriers preventing faster growth. The report finds that global renewable capacity is expected to grow by 2.7 times by 2030 but still falls short of the targets set at COP 28.

This report shows that a green capital tsunami of investments from China into cleantech around the world is speeding up decarbonisation, but Australia – with its opaque foreign investment regime – is missing out. Australia's investment hit a multi-decade low last year, forgoing its opportunity to co-invest with China in clean energy-powered onshore value-adding, including...

This resource examines the history of coal power in the UK, explores the factors that led to its phaseout, and analyses the implications of this transition for the country’s energy mix and for climate action globally. It uses the UK’s experience to demonstrate that a rapid transition away from coal power is possible, highlighting key...