There’s no quick fix now

Really important work showing a more nuanced way of looking at energy poverty

It's a good time to get moving on residential energy efficiency

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Looking for clear & up to date data on some of the main aspects of the energy cost crisis currently engulfing Australia?

The Australian Energy Emissions Monitor (June edition) by Hugh Saddler covers this + recent trends in energy related GHG emissions ➡️ bit.ly/3tvpLgb

With the Albanese Govt announcing it will re-establish a #climate department, re-upping this piece I wrote with Howard Bamsey a few years back on why this is good idea.

theconversation.com/election-2016-… #auspol ANURegNet

We had Dr. Emma Aisbett from The Australia National University that explained about HySupply Certification! BDI acatech Natasha Smith Holger Loesch @AusAmbEnviro @AusGov_OSALET

A lot of solar power gets wasted if the grid isn't ready for it

#Vietnam #energy

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“We need to phase out Russian gas completely. As soon as possible.'
Kicking off our event today were opening remarks from his excellencies Dr Michael Pulch, Ambassador to the EU, Mr Vasyl Myroshnychenko, Ambassador of Ukraine, and Frank Jotzo from ANU Climate, Energy & Disaster Solutions. More to come.

Vietnam has the largest offshore wind power potential in Southeast Asia.

Policy options to realize the potential are examined in our paper. Paul Burke @LlewelynHughes ANU Crawford School of Public Policy Resources Environment & Development ANU Climate, Energy & Disaster Solutions #offshorewind #renewableenergy #Vietnam

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Findings summary from our recent article: Charging stations in major urban areas don't seem to increase electric vehicle adoption by reducing perceived restrictions to mobility - helping EVs look normal has more to do with it. Read the article here: authors.elsevier.com/a/1f6R97tZ6ZxR…

Here's the short version of our new paper: narrative and key figures...

Nice write up on our latest #ZCEAP research with ANU Climate, Energy & Disaster Solutions colleagues Paul Burke Emma Aisbett

Vanessa Napaltjari Davis tells the story behind the paper, a long and ongoing effort make visible the extent of disconnections when credit runs out.

Research out today after a big team effort. We find an already untenable rate of disconnections that will only worsen as the climate continues to warm. Communities need to be involved in shaping solutions.

There are good things mentioned in the new net zero plan, but few of them are new planning - and there's a lot that's still missing for a net zero transition
theconversation.com/how-australias… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand

Big thanks to ICEDS for putting this together. I'm looking forward to talking about the findings of this work with co-author and panellist Emma Aisbett at the event!

How do time-varying electricity rates impact electricity use for energy efficient versus energy inefficient homes?

Join us on 14/10 to hear the latest research by Dr Lee White, funded by the Icon Water and ActewAGL Perpetual Endowment Fund.

Register ➡️ bit.ly/ECmca

How can we involve renters in the renewable energy transition in Australia?

That’s the question our Lee V. White, with Mara Hammerle and Bjorn Sturmberg aim to answer in this collaborative project funded by Energy Consumers Australia. #rooftopsolar #renewables . Read 👉 bit.ly/2W3EJfx

Some excellent short articles here highlighting sensible approaches which focus on changes which bring both trade and environment wins (e.g. eliminating fossil fuel subsidies) Rob Howse Richard Andrews iisd.org/publications/i… via @iisd_news

Renewable hydrogen listed as one of 10 Breakthrough Technologies in the MIT Tech Review