This is what climate leadership looks like, and it's not blah, blah, blah.
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-Energy Estate's COP26 Blog Series

Part 1: Net Zero isn’t the answer – we need True Zero

a chat with Steve Hoy and Grant McDowell from Enosi, moderated by Vincent Dwyer from Energy Estate

ENERGY ESTATE: DRIVING INNOVATION
FEATURE ARTICLE IN PFI 2021 YEARBOOK

Energy Estate is delighted to have been featured in the Project Finance International (PFI) Yearbook for 2021... Continue reading

ROOM FOR TWO: THE ROLE OF ELECTRIC BATTERIES AND HYDROGEN IN A DECARBONISED TRANSPORT SECTOR

Hydrogen has received a lot of hype in the media and throughout the energy industry lately. But is it all just hype or is there a major role for hydrogen in a decarbonised economy?... Continue reading

DECARBONISING HEAVY INDUSTRY: PRESENTATION TO ALL ENERGY CONFERENCE 2020

A presentation by Vincent Dwyer at the All Energy Conference 2020 on the pathways towards decarbonisation of the heavy industry sector.... Continue reading 

ASIAN FLOATING WIND MARKET: PANEL DISCUSSION 

The Southeast Asian floating wind market is set to reach 70GW by 2040. Simon Currie and other industry experts discuss the huge potential of offshore wind projects.... Continue reading 

FROM REPAIR TO REGENERATION - HOW THE NATIONAL CABINET COULD DECARBONISE AUSTRALIA

As Australia faces the devastating economic consequences from COVID-19, focus is turning towards the collaborative and evidence-based decision making of the National Cabinet... Continue Reading

WHERE TO INVEST IN 2020: GREEN HYDROGEN

An interview with Vincent Dwyer from Energy Estate and Anne Lapierre from Norton Rose Fulbright on "Green Hydrogen" at the Where to invest in 2020 event in London... Continue reading 

TAYLOR'S TECHNOLOGY ROADMAP - A COVER FOR DOING 'NOTHING MUCH' ON DECARBONISING ELECTRICITY

Energy Minister Angus Taylor signalled last week that the government will move its policy and economic support away from wind and solar. These statements are simply a cover for an ongoing failure to take action to accelerate the decarbonisation of the electricity supply sector... Continue reading 

VICTORIA'S TRANSMISSION RULES SHAKE-UP IS JUST THE BEGINNING

The announcement by the Victorian Government to remove the application of certain parts of the National Electricity Law (NEL) from the state’s electricity network is the latest sign that Australia’s existing regulatory framework is being challenged by the pace of the clean energy transformation... Continue reading 

STAND ALONE POWER SYSTEMS: A KEY TOOL IN BUILDING A RESILIENT AUSTRALIA?

Australia has made international headlines this summer for prolonged droughts, catastrophic bushfires and devastating floods. In the wake of more frequent and extreme climate events, Stand Alone Power Systems (SAPS) could provide an energy solution for building more resilient communities... Continue Reading

WHERE TO INVEST IN 2020: DECARBONISATION

An interview with Vincent Dwyer from Energy Estate and Anne Lapierre from Norton Rose Fulbright on "Decarbonisation" at the Where to invest in 2020 event in London... Continue reading 

WHERE TO INVEST IN 2020: DATA & DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY

An interview with Vincent Dwyer from Energy Estate and Ilesh Patel from Baringa on "Data and Digital Technology" at the Where to Invest in 2020 event in London... Continue reading

AUSTRALIA'S SUMMER OF FIRE MEANS WE MUST RESHAPE OUR POLITICS

The unfolding tragedy of fire across south eastern Australia is reshaping our politics and community sentiment on the consequences of a hotter, drier, more sever climate... Continue reading

RENEWABLE ENERGY ZONES: SUPERCHARGING AUSTRALIA’S CLEAN ENERGY FUTURE

Developing enough renewable energy to meet Australia’s commitments under the Paris Climate Agreement requires us to accelerate the decarbonisation of the electricity sector. It is imperative we focus on realising the massive potential of the nation’s unique and abundant high-quality wind and solar resources... Continue reading

Submission to the NSW Legislative Assembly Committee on Environment and Planning

Energy Estate recently highlighted some key trends and issues for the NSW energy sector in our submission to the NSW Legislative Assembly Committee on Environment and Planning's Inquiry into the Sustainability of Energy Supply and Resources in NSW ...Continue reading

INDUSTRY SUPERFUNDS SIGNAL MAJOR SHIFT IN STRATEGY FOR CLEAN ENERGY SECTOR

 Industry SuperFunds’ recently released discussion paper, Modernising Electricity Sectors is attracting attention for  the potential role of nuclear power generation in a decarbonised electricity grid for Australia. But we need to look beyond the nuclear controversy and focus on the four critical messages to investors, policy makers and advisers...Continue reading

Policy Briefing: Despite Coalition Victory, The Clean Energy Transition Will Continue

An unexpected federal election victory for the conservative Liberal / National Coalition led by Scott Morrison signals a new environment where state, territory, corporate and community action will need to drive and bolster the momentum for renewable energy development in Australia...Continue reading

Key Drivers for investments in the global energy sector

An interview with Simon Currie from Energy Estate and Ilesh Patel from Baringa on the "Key drivers for investments in the global energy sector for 2019"...Continue to video

Supercharging renewable investment: Labor's sweeping energy policy agenda

Contracts for Difference, Reverse Auctions and implementing Integrated System Plan form centrepiece of Labor’s sweeping energy policy agenda...Continue reading 

Australia: From Laggard to Leader

Against the backdrop of Australia’s evolution from renewable energy laggard to a global pioneer on uncontracted revenues and PPAs, inspiratia recently brought together five market experts for a cross-continental roundtable discussion...Continue reading 

Green is King

In virtually every global market, renewable energy is now the preferred choice for new power generation. Populist politicians and resources lobby groups can try to stem the tide, but they can't reverse the cost curves...Continue reading

Renewables: Who are the true customers?

There's no doubt that renewable energy market is transforming rapidly - and so too are the business models of developers and customers within it...Continue reading

Sunny days for Australian solar

​The Australian large-scale solar market is blazing hot. We talk reform, off-take and grid in one of the sunniest markets on the planet...Continue reading