Ms Margaret Sewell Head of Clean Energy and Energy Efficiency Division Department of Resources, Energy and Tourism Policy drivers for CCS in Australia Clean Energy Future Plan

Source URL: www.cslforum.org

• Chemistry
• Chemical engineering
• Energy in Australia
• Climate change mitigation
• Energy economics
• Carbon pricing
• Coal
• Energy development
• Carbon capture and storage
• Energy
• Carbon dioxide
• Technology

Government Energy Efficiency Perspective Subho Banerjee, Deputy Secretary, Dept of Industry (previously Department of Resources, Energy and Tourism) SUBHO: Thanks very much for the invitation to come and speak to you to

Source URL: eeo.govspace.gov.au

• Energy conservation
• Energy policy
• Environmental issues with energy
• Sustainable building
• Energy industry
• Technology
• Environment
• Jim Daly
• The Everglow
• Energy economics
• Energy
• Building engineering

Government Energy Efficiency Perspective Subho Banerjee, Deputy Secretary, Dept of Industry (previously Department of Resources, Energy and Tourism) SUBHO: Thanks very much for the invitation to come and speak to you to

Source URL: energyefficiencyopportunities.gov.au

• Energy conservation
• Energy policy
• Environmental issues with energy
• Sustainable building
• Energy industry
• Technology
• Environment
• Jim Daly
• The Everglow
• Energy economics
• Energy
• Building engineering

Executive summary The Department of Resources Energy and Tourism engaged ACIL Tasman to review the Energy Efficiency Opportunities (EEO) Program at the end of its first cycle to examine and report on the: EEO Program’s

Source URL: energyefficiencyopportunities.gov.au

Department of Economic Development and Tourism (DEDT) DEDT emitted 1,353 t CO2-e, 67% of which was sourced from the energy (transport) sector. Emissions from the energy (stationary sources) accounted for 31% of the total

Source URL: www.dpac.tas.gov.au

• Structure
• Greenhouse gas
• Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
• Atmospheric sciences

Executive summary The Department of Resources Energy and Tourism engaged ACIL Tasman to review the Energy Efficiency Opportunities (EEO) Program at the end of its first cycle to examine and report on the: EEO Program’s

Source URL: eeo.govspace.gov.au

Shane Rattenbury MLA ACT Greens Spokesperson for Attorney General, Environment, Climate Change and Water, Energy, Police and Emergency Services, Tourism, Sport and Recreation. MEMBER FOR MOLONGLO Mr Malcolm Gray

Source URL: www.icrc.act.gov.au

• Water supply
• Water treatment
• Irrigation
• Sustainable gardening
• Water conservation
• Reclaimed water
• Greywater
• Water-sensitive urban design
• Toilet
• Environment
• Water
• Earth

Executive summary of Energy Efficiency Opportunities Program Review Executive summary The Department of Resources Energy and Tourism engaged ACIL Tasman to review the Energy Efficiency Opportunities (EEO) Program at the

Source URL: energyefficiencyopportunities.gov.au

• Energy conservation
• Energy audit

Executive summary of Energy Efficiency Opportunities Program Review Executive summary The Department of Resources Energy and Tourism engaged ACIL Tasman to review the Energy Efficiency Opportunities (EEO) Program at the

Source URL: eeo.govspace.gov.au

• Energy conservation
• Energy audit

  Future focus: Australia’s skills and workforce development needs –  A discussion paper  The Australian Workforce and Productivity Agency (the Agency) would like to hear your views on th

Source URL: www.awpa.gov.au

• Renewable energy commercialization
• Department of Resources
• Energy and Tourism
• Environmental economics
• Government
• National Skill Standards Board
• Skills for Care
• Energy
• Economic development
• Workforce development