Net Zero Australia - final modelling results

Net Zero Australia aims to provide rigorous and independent analysis of how Australia can achieve net zero emissions for both our domestic and export economies.

Final modelling results were made public for the first time on the 19 April 2023. The final modelling results includes a detailed breakdown of possible scenarios and sensitivities, sector by sector, and comprehensive mapping of the transition across the country.

Net Zero Australia is a partnership between the University of Melbourne, the University of Queensland, Princeton University and international management consultancy Nous Group. Net Zero Australia uses the modelling method developed by Princeton University and Evolved Energy Research for its 2020 Net-Zero America study.

[johnd]

Aspirational presentation. Dreamtime stuff that will send us broke. Spend spend spend all our money overcoming problem after problem with our grid. If we continue with this we'll paint ourselves into a corner.

[stevennowakowskipanoscapes]

The sad bit is that amount of money would buy all the nuclear power (even at the worst of prices) we would need, saving our farms and wild life, with enough power to desalinate water for irrigation, produce sensible amounts of hydrogen and fertilizers, steel etc and not need so much mining. India is now producing nuclear electricity for very little cost per KWhr. Soon Korea, Japan and Indonesia will all be doing the same. Who do they think will buy our expensive hydrogen when they will be producing it themselves.
Poor Australia!

[nuggetnelson]

How about net zero immigration in Australia