Transport Pathways to Net Zero
It’s time for Australia to diversify its transport decarbonisation solutions to reach net zero and reap the rewards of a cleaner transport sector.
Natural Capital Investment Initiative
Recognising Australia’s natural resources as assets can help drive investment that sustains the country’s food security and biodiversity. The widespread adoption of innovative and sustainable land practices relies on measuring and valuing environmental ‘assets’ to encourage the adoption of best practices.
19.04.21
Net Zero Momentum Tracker
Economy-wide adoption of a net zero ambition is critical to achieving the Paris Agreement. There has been no central place to track net zero commitments in Australia, until now.
30.10.19
Infrastructure
Around 70% of Australia’s emissions can be influenced by infrastructure projects. The large scale and scope of infrastructure’s influence means a small number of innovative projects can be transformative in enabling Australia’s path to net zero emissions.
Australian Industry Energy Transitions Initiative
Introduction We brought Australian industry together to accelerate action towards achieving net zero supply chains by mid century. As our trading partners decarbonise and countries and companies set goals for net zero emissions by 2050, the ability of Australia’s industrial sectors to transition is significant for the Australian economy and the country’s ability to meet the goals of the Paris Agreement.
Decarbonisation futures
How will we decarbonise as a nation? Harnessing a combination of technology, society and policy that drive new and existing solutions. ‘Decarbonisation futures’ explores how Australia can limit global warming through technological, social and policy drivers.
Land Use Futures
Transforming Australia’s food and land use system is vital to address and adapt to climate change. The world faces an enormous challenge to sustainably provide healthy food for a growing population, while also addressing and adapting to climate change.
08.10.19
Built environment
Over half of the buildings standing in 2050 will be constructed from today onwards. In Australia, the built environment accounts for almost a quarter of our emissions.