Today’s passing of the Clean Energy Future legislation through the Senate paves the way for one of the most important environmental and economic reforms in Australia’s history.
The Australian Government is partnering with community and industry to trial a range of products and services under real-world conditions in seven 'Solar Cities' across Australia.
The Australian Government has announced its plan for a clean energy future to help Australia meet the environmental and economic challenges of competing in a low-pollution world.
The Australian Government has announced the Australian Government’s carbon price of $23 for each tonne of pollution beginning on 1 July 2012.
Australia is neither acting alone or ahead of other countries in taking real action to reduce carbon pollution and tackle climate change
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The Australian Government is committed to action that will safeguard our environment, sustain our society and support our economy.

Tools and Resources

Clean Energy Future

The plan will cut pollution and drive investment, helping to ensure Australia can compete and remain prosperous in the future

A-Z of Government initiatives

Comprehensive listing of climate change and energy efficiency initiatives

LivingGreener

Practical tips for saving energy and money, plus access to Australian, state and territory government household rebates and assistance

Your Home

Information on the sustainable design, construction and renovation of your home

Nationwide House Energy Rating Scheme

Assessing the energy efficiency of your home

Australian National Registry of Emissions Units

National registry of Kyoto units

Climate Commission

An independent body that provides information on climate change to the Australian public and Government

Office of the Renewable Energy Regulator

Increasing Australia's renewable electricity generation

Garnaut Climate Change Review - Update 2011

Professor Ross Garnaut's report on the impacts of climate change on the Australian economy