Australia’s changing energy system
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Independent analysis and practical insight into climate change, clean energy, sustainable homes and the economic forces shaping Australia’s future.
Australia’s climate and energy debate has changed dramatically, but many of the fundamental questions remain: how should the country manage climate risk, transform its energy system and capture the economic opportunities created by technological change?
Garnaut Review brings historical material from the original Review together with contemporary analysis of climate, energy, the Australian economy and the practical transition taking place across homes and businesses.
Explore the historical archive →It changes how Australia generates energy, invests in infrastructure, develops industries and improves the homes people live in.
Climate science, impacts, adaptation, environmental risk and policies responding to a changing climate.
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Renewable energy, electricity, storage, grids, electrification and emissions reduction.
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Investment, industry, infrastructure, productivity and the economics of transition.
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Solar, batteries, efficient renovation, electrification and better-performing homes.
→Household solar, battery storage, efficient buildings and electrification are changing how Australians build, renovate, consume energy and manage long-term household costs.
Rooftop solar, batteries, electricity costs, energy management and greater household independence.
Insulation, roofing, windows, sustainable materials and efficient heating and cooling.
Heat pumps, EV charging and smart technology for efficient all-electric households.
New analysis examines the technologies, policies, investments and practical choices shaping Australia’s climate and energy future.
New analysis coming soon.
New analysis coming soon.
New analysis coming soon.
Explore preserved material from the landmark 2008 Review and its 2011 update, including chapters, update papers and supporting material.
Garnaut Review connects long-term questions of climate and economic policy with the technologies, investments and everyday decisions transforming Australia today.

