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Records set in state wind energy
On Tuesday, 24 June 2025, a record was set in Victoria for the highest amount of energy generated from wind.
Innovative energy storage in the Hunter
Allegro Energy, located in NSW’s Hunter Valley, has developed Australia’s first locally manufactured microemulsion flow battery.
Turning scraps into strategy: Gippsland cooks up a compost comeback
The Gippsland region is leading the way in Victoria to achieve maximum value from organics processing.
Media release – Green light for review: Professor to lead Energy Industry Jobs Plan assessment
Emeritus Professor Roy Green AM has been appointed to lead the statutory review of the Net Zero Economy Authority’s Energy Industry Jobs Plan (EIJP).
Turning sunlight into electricity: how does solar power work?
By turning sunlight into electricity, solar energy is helping drive Australia’s clean energy future, reducing reliance on fossil fuels and cutting emissions.
Harnessing the breeze: how do wind turbines work?
Wind energy plays a vital role in Australia’s shift toward renewable power. But what exactly is wind energy, and how do wind turbines convert moving air into electricity?
How we can help you
We help regional communities and workers get the most out of the net zero transition.
Here, you’ll find trusted information on how the transition is unfolding across the country, practical support tailored to your situation, and stories of change that reflect the realities and opportunities in communities like yours.
• Understand what the net zero transition means - nationally and in your region
• Find support for workers, businesses and communities
• Learn about our priority regions and how we’re working with them
• Access data, research and updates to guide your decisions
As we build towards a net zero Australia, this site will grow with it – becoming a hub for shared knowledge, trusted tools, and honest conversations.
Our current regions in focus
The Net Zero Economy Authority will focus on regions notably affected by Australia’s net zero transition.
What is the net zero transition?
Australia is undergoing an economic transformation as we reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The goal is to achieve net zero emissions by 2050. This simply means we stop adding to the problem of global warming.
Some heavy industries will adapt, and new industries will emerge, leveraging clean energy generation and Australia’s abundant mineral resources. This transition represents a nation-wide opportunity for investment and job creation, particularly in regional areas.