In this report, commissioned by the Menzies Research Centre, Brian Fisher explores the role of gas in the medium to longer term as Australia’s energy sector transitions towards lower greenhouse gas intensity.

This paper explores some of the possible economic consequences of the Labor climate change approach.

This paper assesses the economic impacts of alternative domestic policy approaches proposed by the two major political parties. It uses the BAEconomics global model to assess the economic costs of various policy options. This work is ongoing and will be updated as policy options become more clear.

This paper assesses the economic impacts of alternative domestic policy approaches proposed by the two major political parties. It uses the BAEconomics global model to assess the economic costs of various policy options. This work is ongoing and will be updated as policy options become more clear.

BAEconomics prepared this report for the Australian forest industries, to examine the carbon sequestration associated with potential planation forest expansion in Australia.

The future security of the national electricity market requires that all generators, especially intermittent generators to directly bear the costs that they impose on the power system. BAEconomics has provided an approach that would ensure that this condition is met.

Paper prepared for the Minerals Council of Australia to provide and overview of the range of subsidies for renewable electricity that were applied in Australia in 2015-16.

BAEconomics and University of Queensland research staff jointly present research to the Indonesia Australia Policy Dialogue.

BAE finds that as the production of intermittent generation increases, the costs of integrating intermittent supply increase rapidly.