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January 1, 2024 Missed opportunity: How fossil fuel investment is crowding out roads and renewables Public road and rail projects worth $7 billion have been sidelined due to Australia’s ‘clogged’ infrastructure pipeline. Meanwhile, the coal and gas industries have... by Richard Denniss and Matt Saunders
September 5, 2023 Community-owned wind: Lessons from Denmark In Denmark, renewable wind power generates 54% of all electricity. The rapid expansion of wind power has been driven by policies that ensure citizens have a financial... The Australia Institute
August 7, 2023 Emissions from the Tamboran NT LNG facility The NT LNG facility aims to produce up 20 million tonnes of LNG per year for export using gas fracked from the Northern Territory’s Beetaloo Basin.... by Mark Ogge
February 21, 2023 Delay or Decarbonise? Australia’s climate policy trade-off by Alia Armistead, Eliza Littleton and Polly Hemming
May 27, 2022 Next stop: Zero emissions buses by 2030 To reduce rising transport emissions, policies to support the electrification of public transport bus fleets by 2030 should be prioritised. by Audrey Quicke and Sienna Parrott
October 29, 2021 Bending the Trend The role of policy, prices and pamphlets in driving emissions reductions by Richard Denniss, Matt Saunders and David Richardson
