Strategic advice

A submission to the Climate Change Authority consultation on their 2025 Annual Progress Report. ATSE's submission notes technology and policy options available to assist Australia to reach its emissions reduction targets.

Transition technologies and policy pathways for diesel reduction in Australian mining, road freight and agriculture, fisheries and forestry.

Artificial intelligence is radically reshaping work, education and security in Australia, and is officially recognised as a critical technology in government policy. How we harness it will impact the nation’s economic prosperity, national security and continuing innovation.

ATSE recommends that Australia’s governments (state, territory and federal), in collaboration with industry, universities and not-for-profit organisations, boost Australia’s annual investment in research, development and innovation to 3% of GDP, as part of the economic reforms.

South Australia’s efforts to move towards a circular economy provide significant opportunities to reduce waste and pollution, maintain resource efficiency and value, and protect the integrity of natural ecosystems.

ATSE’s submission provides input on four key themes, R&D, climate friendly primary industries, workforce and engaging with custodians of Traditional Knowledge.

ATSE’s submission responds to three of the five consultation opportunities from the Productivity Commission (building a skilled and adaptable workforce, harnessing data and digital technology and, investing in cheaper, cleaner energy and the net zero transformation). 

Renewable hydrogen has tremendous potential to support new and established industries in Australia and Japan.

This explainer outlines the technological and policy levers available to government and the energy sector to give people more choice over power use when it comes to energy demand and supply.