Home / Research / Renewables reducing energy emissions more than pandemic Renewables reducing energy emissions more than pandemic Hugh Saddler (1943 - 2023) Resources Media Release Renewables reducing energy emissions more than pandemic Full report NEEA-September-2020-Final Published November 6, 2020 / 6 years ago Topics Climate & Energy Initiatives National Energy Emissions Audit Tags Electricity Markets & the GridRenewable EnergyEnergy from Fossil Fuels Share Copy link Share Related Resources March 12, 2026 Fossil fuel subsidies in Australia 2026 Federal and state government assistance to producers and major users of fossil fuels in 2025-26 by Matt Grudnoff and Rod Campbell February 20, 2026 A climate disaster levy: Fairly funding the increasing costs of climate change Fairly funding the increasing costs of climate change by Jack Thrower, Mark Ogge and Rod Campbell October 25, 2016 A review of current and future methane emissions from Australian unconventional oil and gas production A new report by the University of Melbourne Energy Institute has found that unmeasured methane leakage and fugitive emissions from unconventional gasfields could cause... by Dimitri Lafleur, Tim Forcey, Hugh Saddler (1943 - 2023) and Mike Sandiford
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