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The recent Australian Federal election has resulted in a change of government. While the votes continue to be counted and the final constitution of our Parliament is not yet certain...

Discusses key changes in the FIRB portal for renewable energy investors.

This newsletter includes links to recent media releases, reports and cases relating to construction and infrastructure.

There is a need for legislation to facilitate solutions to share access to sunlight and the benefits of solar power.

The Coalition Government supports a target of 20% of electricity in 2020 to be generated from renewable energy sources.

The NSW Government has released a draft Wind Energy Planning Framework package, now available for public consultation.

The growth of the solar panel industry identified safety issues for importers, suppliers and installers of solar panels.

The Government continues its commitment to reduce carbon pollution with the roll out of the Clean Energy Future Package.

Details and costings of the Future Made in Australia Act, with implications for the cleantech ecosystem.

The Renewable Energy Zone (REZ) strategy is part of the NSW Government's Electricity Infrastructure Roadmap.

The state-owned generator CleanCo will build a wind farm to generate 400 jobs and renewable energy for 700,000 homes.

2024 laid the groundwork for an ambitious energy transition, with initiatives including Energy (Renewable Transformation and Jobs) Act 2024...

The NSW election on 25 March has resulted in a change of government. A Chris Minns-led Labor team will form a government with an interim Ministry sworn in on Tuesday, 28 March 2023.

The introduction of the CFI may boost bioenergy development in Australia, particularly in the waste-to-energy sector.

The CFI has had a slow start, with the mechanics for generating Australian Carbon Credit Units not yet available.

Planning and environmental reforms are reshaping not just approval pathways, but where decision‑making power sits, how legitimacy is earned and how competing policy priorities collide in the delivery of Australia’s next wave of priority projects. The central challenge is no longer speed alone, but whether accelerated delivery can be sustained without undermining confidence, coordination and long‑term outcomes.

NSW takes action on climate change with legislated 2030 and 2035 targets to achieve net zero emissions by 2050. A new Net Zero Commission will be established by mid-2024 to oversee the State's progress.