Decarbonisation

The Decarbonisation theme investigates key knowledge gaps and solutions to assess opportunities and scenarios for accelerating the transition to a net-zero economy. 

The theme achieves this by providing timely, independent advice to government, industry and community decisionmakers through a variety of pathways, including government submissions, bespoke reports and consultations. The theme’s outputs are based on forward-looking, strategic research designed to equip decisionmakers with knowledge that will allow them to address tomorrow’s challenges today.

The Decarbonisation theme’s researchers have deep knowledge in a range of technical disciplines as well as extensive industry and academic networks, which they draw upon to ensure their work is cutting-edge but grounded in real-world experience.

The theme ultimately aims to help society achieve an efficient and effective energy transition by providing decisionmakers with a reliable source of research-informed, practical advice.

Theme leaders

Dr Joe Lane
Senior Research Fellow
joe.lane@uq.edu.au

Associate Professor Phil Hayes
Chair of Water Resources and Gas Development
phil.hayes@uq.edu.au

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