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Current Reports

2009

Clean Energy Australia 2009

A snapshot of Australia's clean technology market and future opportunities. read more...

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Newspoll - nuclear vs renewable energy

The Clean Energy Council commissioned a Newspoll study asking if Australians preferred the Government to give greater priority to nuclear or renewable energy. Download the full report

Solar Industry Snapshot
A CEC solar data sheet providing a snapshot of the solar industry in Australia. read more...

Accelerating clean tech – EY tax report

The first part of the work commissioned from Ernst & Young looking at options to accelerate the development of clean energy technologies. This report looks at how changes to the tax system can be used to make investment in clean technologies more attractive. read more...

Australian renewable energy training and workforce strategy for 2020
Australia needs to implement new workforce and training strategies if the country is to achieve its renewable energy targets. The clean energy industry is projected to expand significantly over the next decade but this is dependent on the availability of a skilled workforce.
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Report 1 - Renewable energy training in Australia 2009
Report 2 - Renewable energy jobs in 2009 and forecasts to 2020
Report 3 - Strategies for six technologies - what we need to do today

Green Jobs Report - 28,000 new clean jobs for Australians

Access Economics - The net employment impacts of Climate Change Policies and what it means for Australia's economy....read more

Pacific Hydro make real wind energy jobs, not wind chimes

A short youtube video explaining that there are real jobs in renewable energy.

 

Carbon Markets Report

An overview of the existing Mandatory Renewable Energy Target (MRET), an introduction to the expanded national Renewable Energy Target (RET) and the Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme (CPRS).

The report also includes:

  • An assessment of the Renewable Energy Certificates (REC) under the expanded national Renewable Energy Target; and
  • An assessment of the REC market under the current MRET scheme and review of RECs produced under the scheme in the 2007 generation year.

2008

Access Economics - The Economics of Feed-in Tariffs for Solar PV in Australia

The economics of Solar PV Feed-in-Tarriffs Click Here

Global Wind Report 2008

GWEC’s Global Wind 2008 Report is the prime source for data on wind energy developments in 2008, containing figures on installations in over 70 countries around the world. 2008 was another record year for new installations, and global wind energy capacity surged by 28.8% in 2008. Click Here

The Australian Bioenergy Roadmap was created by the bioenergy industry as a first step to ensuring that bioenergy becomes a significant contributor to Australia's future stationary energy supply while reducing our carbon pollution. 

 

 

The Roadmap sets a clear strategy to achieve:

  • A growing, sustainable Australian bioenergy industry;
  • Increased community awareness and acceptance of bioenergy;
  • A consistent national policy to support the industry's development; and
  • Long-term investor certainty.

Download your copy of the Bioenergy Roadmap and be a part of Australia's energy future today.

Australian Bioenergy Roadmap
(pdf - 4,654 kb)

The Biomass Resource Appraisal details the results of the assessment of the biomass resources in different bioenergy sectors in Australia.

Biomass Resource Appraisal (pdf - 2,683 kb)

Please contact David Moo or 03 9929 4100 for more information.

REEEP WIREC Report

Renewable Energy Regional Policy Analysis Report - Washington International Renewable Energy Conference (WIREC) 2008. Read More...

REEEP Asia WIREC Report

Renewable Energy Regional Policy Analysis Report: ASIA - Washington International Renewable Energy Conference (WIREC) 2008. Read More...

Regional Export Opportunities for Australia's Clean Energy Industry

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