Energy Security

The Energy Security theme undertakes modelling and analysis to ensure energy planning meets societal objectives for the sustainability, reliability and affordability of domestic and export energy markets.

Expertise and activities under the theme span multiple areas, including analysis and modelling of long-term transitions for electricity and gas systems; modelling and technical innovation for gas production systems to help them remain fit-for-purpose throughout the transition; and investigations into how Australian energy and resources can support energy transitions and energy security across the Asia-Pacific.

The theme’s research aims to improve the understanding of uncertainties that will be crucial to near-term planning and long-term strategy while also remaining responsive and relevant to rapidly changing energy transition policy and technologies. Through its outputs, it will contribute to stakeholder knowledge, public discourse and decision making around highly contested aspects of Australia’s domestic energy system and its role in the global energy transition.

Theme leader

 

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

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