This report covers a very broad range of topics related to the supply and reliability of electricity supply in New South Wales at a time of energy transition. The transition is driven by the need to decarbonise the state’s electricity supply in line with the commitment to net zero emissions by 2050.

This inquiry report examines the feasibility of undergrounding the transmission infrastructure for renewable energy projects, with particular reference to the costs and benefits of undergrounding, and the environmental impacts.

In this report, AEMO has observed that the initial target delivery dates provided by developers of new energy generation and storage investments often have not accounted for delays that could occur during the project financing, planning, development and delivery stages of projects.

This paper discusses how researchers can augment their traditional publications and share their large research datasets in a format easily analysed by other researchers, while enhancing their own analytic capabilities. The case study is the Queensland Energy and Jobs Plan, and the data portal implemented using Power BI. The data portal presents the results from...

This paper details why ultra low-cost solar is critical for reducing electricity costs and decarbonising hard-to-abate sectors, such as industry and transport, and how it can offer exciting 'green export' opportunities for Australia.