Work
Taxation of Gas Resources
The Superpower Institute's submission to the Select Committee on the Taxation of Gas Resources
The Case for Pricing Pollution: Reducing emissions, strengthening the economy, and delivering a fair share for Australians
Cleaner Fuels Program
The Superpower Institute's submission to the Australian Government’s Cleaner Fuels Program (CFP) Consultation.
Reframing the Australia–Japan energy relationship
New analysis argues flexible cooperation can help both countries manage net-zero uncertainty.
Green Aluminium Production Credit Design
The Superpower Institute's submission to the Government’s Green Aluminium Production Credit (GAPC) consultation process.
The Blair Black Hole in global climate policy
Global climate targets are harder and costlier without international trade in energy-intensive goods – a normal feature of the fossil carbon economy.
Ross Garnaut's Submission to the Economic Reform Roundtable
Professor Ross Garnaut's submission to the Government’s Economic Reform Roundtable
Economic Reform Roundtable
The Superpower Institute's submission to the Government’s Economic Reform Roundtable
A Green Iron Plan for Australia: Securing prosperity in a decarbonising world
Australia is uniquely positioned to become a world leader in green iron production. With soundly based policy settings and timely action, this opportunity can underpin prosperity for generations.
National Electricity Market wholesale market settings
The Superpower Institute's submission to the Australian Government's review of the National Electricity Market (NEM) wholesale market settings
The New Energy Trade: Harnessing Australian renewables for global development
World-first analysis of the superpower trade finds Australia could contribute up to 9.6% of the world's emissions reductions while generating six to eight times larger revenues than those typical from Australian fossil fuel exports.
Lets Tax Carbon: And Other Ideas for a Better Australia
The path to Australia becoming a full-employment, renewable-energy superpower begins with taxing carbon, argues Ross Garnaut in the latest instalment of his Superpower series.
Open Methane
A free, open platform for detecting, measuring and locating Australia's methane emissions.
Open Electricity
A free, open data platform for tracking and understanding Australia's electricity transition.
Unlocking green metals opportunities for a Future Made in Australia
The Superpower Institute's submission to the Senate Economics Legislation Committee into the provisions of the Future Made in Australia bills.
The Superpower Transformation: Making Australia's zero-carbon future
Ross Garnaut and contributors offer compelling new evidence that stronger and earlier action on climate change will be good for jobs and incomes, including in rural and regional Australia.
ACCU method development: Comprehensive Carbon Accounting
The Superpower Institute's ACCU method development proposal to the Emissions Reduction Assurance Committee (ERAC) via the Independent Review of Australian Carbon Credit Units
Low Carbon Liquid Fuels Consultation Paper
The Superpower Institute's submission to the Future Made in Australia: Unlocking Australia’s low carbon liquid fuel opportunity
China, global economic disintegration, and the climate change challenge
China’s pivotal role in the global shift to net zero hinges on open international trade, enabling it to supply the zero-emissions world economy
DCCEEW Electricity and Energy Sector Plan
The Superpower Institute’s submission to the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (DCCEEW) in response to the Australian Government’s Electricity and Energy Sector Plan.
National Emissions Monitoring Roadmap
The Superpower Institute's strategy outlining how Australia can regain its greenhouse gas measurement world leadership to benefit the economy and climate.
Low Carbon Landscapes Discussion Paper
The Superpower Institute's strategy outlining how the state of Victoria could position itself as a supplier of low-carbon liquid fuels
Superpower: Australia's Low-Carbon Opportunity
In this first book of the Superpower series, Ross Garnaut makes a case for how Australia can become an economic superpower of the post-carbon world.
