Climate Change Data

Environmental Metrics

ESG Focus Areas

• Renewable Energy
• Climate Change
• Grid Infrastructure

Environmental Achievements

• Significant growth in renewable energy capacity across various regions (specific figures vary by region and technology)
• High renewable energy penetration in some regions (e.g., Tasmania achieving 100% renewable electricity generation)

Social Achievements

• Increased investment in renewable energy projects, creating jobs and economic opportunities
• Government initiatives to support renewable energy development and deployment (e.g., subsidies, auctions, regulatory frameworks)

Governance Achievements

• Policy reforms to streamline the planning and approval process for renewable energy projects
• Development of new market mechanisms to facilitate renewable energy integration (e.g., corporate PPAs, auctions)

Climate Goals & Targets

Environmental Challenges

• Grid congestion in several regions
• Intermittency of renewable energy sources
• Permitting delays and regulatory uncertainty
• Supply chain disruptions
• High initial investment costs for renewable energy projects
• Political and regulatory risks
• Balancing reliability with renewable energy integration

Mitigation Strategies

• Investment in grid infrastructure upgrades
• Development of energy storage technologies (e.g., BESS)
• Policy reforms to streamline permitting processes
• Government subsidies and support schemes
• Corporate PPAs to provide revenue certainty
• Auctions to allocate renewable energy capacity
• Regional cooperation to enhance grid stability

Supply Chain Management

Climate-Related Risks & Opportunities

UN Sustainable Development Goals

• SDG 7 (Affordable and Clean Energy)
• SDG 13 (Climate Action)

Renewable energy deployment contributes to achieving these goals by reducing greenhouse gas emissions and increasing access to clean energy.