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05.06.24
Join Climateworks experts as we launch our new report
08.11.23
Our latest decarbonisation pathways for Australia’s economy show Australia can still decarbonise in line with the Paris Agreement, with increased ambition.
21.07.23
Ocean-based climate mitigation could provide up to one-quarter of the emissions reductions needed to keep global warming below 1.5 degrees Celsius.
17.04.23
Join us for part one of a two-part deep dive into strategies to decarbonise Australian industry.
12.10.22
Our experts share their analysis of energy transition finance, including priorities for Southeast Asia and the role that countries such as Australia can take in speeding up the transition.
16.05.22
Australia’s regions face growing uncertainty as shifts to decarbonise global supply chains risk leaving industrial regions behind.
13.10.21
What does it take to develop the ASEAN green economy? Southeast Asia plays an increasingly important role globally, with the combined GDPs of the ASEAN trading group making it the fifth largest economy in the world.
19.07.21
Australia can be competitive and remain a major export economy as the world decarbonises.
17.11.20
On Tuesday 8 December 2020 Climateworks and the British High Comission hosted a discussion on pathways to a robust and competitive sustainable finance sector in Australia.
16.10.20
The race is on to achieve net zero emissions by mid-century.
14.05.20
Recent research from Climateworks and CSIRO shows that viable paths to zero emissions exist for all major economic sectors in Australia. On 13 May 2020 as part of the Climateworks webinar series ‘the briefing room’, CEO Anna Skarbek joined CSIRO’s Chief Energy Economist Paul Graham and Morgan Stanley’s Rob Koh on the pathway to net zero energy.
11.06.20
New Climateworks research identifies the solutions available now to shift Australia’s transport network to net zero emissions.
22.07.20
Climateworks’ Decarbonisation Futures sets an urgent challenge: energy performance of housing must improve, on average, by nearly fifty percent in the next decade for Australia to reach net zero emissions by 2050.
05.03.24
Poor home energy efficiency is a reality of life for most Australians.
30.08.23
After four years working with industry, government, stakeholders and experts, Climateworks has released version 1.0 of the Natural Capital Measurement Catalogue.
24.05.23
Join us for our second deep dive into decarbonising the nation, as we explore the role of pathways in guiding the transition to net zero emissions.
28.11.22
Hear from our experts as they track this year’s Australian corporate and government progress towards a 1.5°C future.
To limit warming to 1.5°C we need global emissions reduction as scale.
03.11.21
What does the future of Australia’s infrastructure look like, when seen through a low-carbon lens?
05.10.21
Ambitious targets are just part of the equation for a 1.5 degree future.
12.07.21
On Tuesday 20 July Climateworks Australia hosted a UN Food Systems Summit Independent Dialogue, putting the spotlight on sustainable food and land use systems, and the role Australia can play in supporting climate outcomes.
30.04.20
In April 2020 Climateworks Australia launched Decarbonisation Futures, which sets out detailed evidence of how major sectors of the Australian economy can move to net zero emissions and keep warming below 2 degrees, and even 1.5 degrees.
28.05.20
The positive outcomes for Australia’s economy in a shift towards zero emissions are well-canvassed.
25.06.20
Globally, experts have identified ten critical transitions that can improve how we produce food and manage land.
11.10.20
Achieving the Paris Agreement along with the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development requires an estimated investment of US$2.6 trillion each year over the next decade for developing countries alone.