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 Home > What you need to know > Renewable energy > Renewable Energy Atlas 

Renewable Energy Atlas

The data on which the Renewable Energy Atlas was based is now available directly from the originating organisations:

  • Geothermal – Geoscience Australia
  • Wind - Windlab Systems Pty Ltd
  • Solar – Bureau of Meteorology
  • Wave and tidal – CSIRO – BlueLink services
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