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When Western Australia’s Kimberley region was devastated by once-in-a- century floods, innovative thinking and plenty of planning, teamwork and communication helped Horizon Power keep the lights on for customers when they needed it most. With another cyclone season looming, the regional energy provider explains how climate resilience and lessons learned from the crisis will shape its future disaster relief efforts.
Disaster Management
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Networks
Disaster Management

Innovative flood response powers flood-ravaged Kimberley communities

When Western Australia’s Kimberley region was devastated by once-in-a- century floods, innovative thinking and plenty of planning, teamwork and communication helped Horizon Power keep the lights on for customers when they needed it most. With another cyclone season looming, the regional energy provider explains how climate resilience and lessons learned from the crisis will shape its future disaster relief efforts.

Our centuries- long reliance on petroleum is being fundamentally challenged by the pressing need to decarbonise as the oil and gas sector accounts for nearly 15 per cent of energy-related global emissions. Shifting from a petroleum-centric global economy is one of the greatest challenges of our time, requiring nothing short of an entire supply chain overhaul and radical technological advances to decarbonise and allow states to meet their Paris Agreement and net zero emissions commitments.
Features
Renewable Energy
Solar
Wind
Renewables

The shift from oil and gas to wind and solar

Our centuries- long reliance on petroleum is being fundamentally challenged by the pressing need to decarbonise as the oil and gas sector accounts for nearly 15 per cent of energy-related global emissions. Shifting from a petroleum-centric global economy is one of the greatest challenges of our time, requiring nothing short of an entire supply chain overhaul and radical technological advances to decarbonise and allow states to meet their Paris Agreement and net zero emissions commitments.

Consumer confidence is the compass that can either propel the energy transition forward or risk stalling its momentum. As energy providers navigate the evolving landscape of rising prices, security concerns, and the decarbonisation agenda, it is taking its toll on consumer confidence.
Electricity
Features
Gas
Stakeholder Engagement
Consumers

Wavering consumer confidence could stall the energy transition

Consumer confidence is the compass that can either propel the energy transition forward or risk stalling its momentum. As energy providers navigate the evolving landscape of rising prices, security concerns, and the decarbonisation agenda, it is taking its toll on consumer confidence.

By optimising charging, EVs could be critical to decarbonising both the transport and energy sectors. Let’s look at EV charging from the perspective of an EV owner and more broadly from the position of supporting a low-cost renewable energy transition for all consumers.
Electric vehicles
Features
Electric Vehicles

Optimising EV charging for a cheaper and greener future

By optimising charging, EVs could be critical to decarbonising both the transport and energy sectors. Let’s look at EV charging from the perspective of an EV owner and more broadly from the position of supporting a low-cost renewable energy transition for all consumers.

At the intersection of humanity's most pressing challenges lie the housing and climate crises – two behemoths casting shadows upon our socio-economic landscape, especially within the Australian context. It would be convenient, albeit naïve, to think that these two concerns operate in isolation. But, as our actions interweave through the fabric of society, these crises mirror each other in their roots and ramifications. The pertinent question emerges: in an era where strategic governance is paramount, which crisis should take precedence, and why?
Energy Efficiency
Features
Policy
Policy

A duel of dual crises: charting governance priorities

At the intersection of humanity’s most pressing challenges lie the housing and climate crises – two behemoths casting shadows upon our socio-economic landscape, especially within the Australian context. It would be convenient, albeit naïve, to think that these two concerns operate in isolation. But, as our actions interweave through the fabric of society, these crises mirror each other in their roots and ramifications. The pertinent question emerges: in an era where strategic governance is paramount, which crisis should take precedence, and why?

When it comes to emissions reduction, aviation is recognised as a hard-to-abate sector, and as a result, the importance of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) has been brought to the forefront of policy debate and development.
Bioenergy
Features
Future Fuels

All aboard: Australia’s developing SAF industry

When it comes to emissions reduction, aviation is recognised as a hard-to-abate sector, and as a result, the importance of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) has been brought to the forefront of policy debate and development.

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