We are implementing a cutting-edge API first strategy to rebuild our core technology systems. This multi-year transformation program is unlocking smarter, more efficient ways to support renewable energy and emissions reduction initiatives. This includes replacing legacy systems and developing new digital tools to make reporting easier and to enhance transparency. We’re recruiting a permeant General Manager of Transformation and Chief Data Officer to lead this crucial work. Read more 👇 https://bit.ly/3R6WaoP
Clean Energy Regulator
Government Administration
Canberra, Act 10,436 followers
Accelerating Carbon Abatement for Australia
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This is the official LinkedIn account for the Clean Energy Regulator. The Clean Energy Regulator is an Australian Government body responsible for accelerating carbon abatement for Australia. Follow us to keep up to date with the latest news and to learn about exciting career opportunities. Please read our social media policy: https://bit.ly/33zJEZx
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http://www.cleanenergyregulator.gov.au/
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- Government Administration
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- 201-500 employees
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- Canberra, Act
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- Government Agency
- Specialties
- National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting scheme, Safeguard Mechanism, Renewable Energy Target, and Emissions Reduction Fund
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5 Farrell Place
Canberra, Act 2601, AU
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We are at the Smart Energy Council Conference! The conference showcases cutting-edge renewable energy technologies and solutions in solar, wind, energy storage and electric transportation. Find us at booth 72E today. We're on hand to discuss opportunities available to you and answer any renewable energy questions. Learn more 👉 https://lnkd.in/gNrtMfDZ
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Our principal economist Georgina Prasad recently joined experts from ASX and the Carbon Market Institute (CMI) in a panel discussion on the future of the ACCU spot market and the role of derivatives. Read the full article for insights on how these mechanisms can support compliance, reduce risk, and build confidence in Australia’s carbon market 👉 https://bit.ly/4232mmM
As Australia pushes towards its 2030 emissions target, the benefits of using derivatives in the carbon market are becoming more evident. We recently hosted a panel discussion on the evolution of a spot carbon market and the importance of derivatives. As the Australian carbon market grows, derivatives will be essential to help compliance entities manage surrender obligations and for developers, industry and investors to hedge their risk, says Daniel Sinclair at the ASX, who was joined by Georgina Prasad from the Clean Energy Regulator and John Connor from the Carbon Market Institute (CMI). Read insights https://bit.ly/4232mmM #ACCU #CarbonMarket #Derivatives #EnvironmentalFutures
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We are looking for a General Manager of Transformation and Chief Data Officer. In this pivotal role, you will lead the agency's transformation program and ensure the effective management and utilisation of data. Driving continuous improvement, collaboration with stakeholders, and implementation of our data strategy. We’re looking for a candidate with extensive leadership experience and a proven record of managing digital transformation projects. Learn more and apply 👉 https://bit.ly/43E4F2d #APSJobs #Hiring #Recruitment #JobOpening
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Get to know our 2025 graduate cohort! Sarah completed a Bachelor of Science with honours in earth and marine science. After studying carbon abatement in her course, it was a natural fit for Sarah to apply for our Graduate Development Program. If you have a passion for renewable energy and carbon abatement, find out more about our graduate program 👉 https://bit.ly/3W8cmK0
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The energy transition is amongst Australia’s most important challenges but equally presents significant opportunities. The renewable energy sector experienced unprecedented growth in in 2024, with 7.4GW of new large and small-scale wind and solar capacity added, surpassing the 2020 record. Looking ahead – Australia is on track to have 45% renewable energy in the grid in 2025. This will be supported by the upcoming Guarantee of Origin Scheme and the expanded Capacity Investment Scheme, which aim to add 32GW of capacity by 2030. The next five years will see big changes across the renewable energy landscape. Read more from our Executive General Manager, Carl Binning in Energy Magazine 👇https://bit.ly/4cbTbFp
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Get to know our 2025 graduate cohort! After using our QCMR reports for her university assignments in Melbourne, Jasmine moved to Canberra to join our Graduate Development Program. So far Jasmine is loving the culture, support from her peers and the ability to combine her passion for law and science. Welcome Jasmine! Learn more about our Graduate Development Program 👉 https://bit.ly/3W8cmK0
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We will be attending and presenting at this year's Smart Energy Council Conference & Exhibition on 9-10 April at ICC Sydney. Visit us at Booth 73E and hear from: 🔌Matt Power, General Manager of the Renewable Energy Target, who will be discussing installer compliance and industry updates. 🔌Amanda Brown, Manager of SRES Operations, will be discussing safe solar, batteries, and EVs. Learn more 👇
🔥 Hot off the press: the full program for Smart Energy 2025. With 350+ expert speakers, 8 concurrent streams, and 2 action-packed days, this is THE event for the smart energy industry. From solar battery showcases to large scale renewables, there's something for everyone. Date: 9th-10th April 2025 Venue: International Convention Centre Sydney (ICC Sydney), Darling Harbour Don’t miss out – register for FREE today! 👉 https://bit.ly/410wvo5 #SmartEnergy2025 #RenewableEnergy #CleanEnergyFuture
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We are delighted to announce that our website has been recognised at the 2025 DrupalSouth Splash Awards. Competing against over 35 entries in each category, our site was named a finalist in the Government category and runner-up in the Design/UX category. This achievement is a testament to the collaborative effort between our agency team, the valuable feedback from our users, and the expertise of Pragma Partners, who assisted us in delivering a new platform with enhanced user experience, design, and content. Explore our website 👉 https://cer.gov.au/
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Rooftop solar capacity added in 2024 is likely to have been about 3.2 GW and set a record. At 17 March 2025 we had processed small-scale technology certificate (STC) claims for 3.09 GW, well above the 3.02 GW at the same date for the 2023 calendar year. 2023 finished at a total of 3.14 GW and we maintain our estimate of 3.2 GW for 2024. We are continuing to receive STC claims for installations that occurred in late 2024. These claims can be made up to 1 year from the time of installation. Although, the majority are claimed within 3 months from the installation date, we received the last claims for 2023 in November 2024 to record the 3.14 GW for that year. The clear trend over the last 3 years is total installations down but average system size and total capacity increasing. The average system size reached 10 kW in 2024. Our Small-scale Renewable Energy Scheme (SRES) data is valued by energy analysts as the source of truth. However, when looking at the actual data for the most recent year it is critical to estimate and adjust for the ‘lag’ effect of the 12 month creation rule for STC claims. The 2025 year has started strongly and at this stage is tracking at a similar level to the record year of 2024. Read more insights and analysis in our Quarterly Carbon Market Report 👉 https://bit.ly/4hA8cC4 #QuarterlyCarbonMarketReport #CarbonMarkets #Solar #RenewableEnergy
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