TY - BOOK
T1 - Submission to the Department of Water and Environmental Regulation on the Climate Change in Western Australia - Issues Paper
AU - Baldwin, Kenneth
AU - Aisbett, Emma
AU - White, Lee
AU - Dreise, Tony
AU - Hunt, Janet
AU - O'Neill, Lily
AU - Thorburn, Kathryn
AU - Riley, Brad
AU - Bai, Xuemei
AU - Peng, Yuan
AU - Beck, Fiona
AU - Brahmadesham Venkataraman, Mahesh
AU - Blakers, Andrew
AU - Stocks, Matt
AU - Lu, Bin
AU - Bridges, Tory
AU - Purchase, Robin
AU - Burke, Paul
AU - Anjum, Zeba
PY - 2019
Y1 - 2019
N2 - This submission to the Western Australian Department of Water and Environmental Regulation focuses on four areas raised in the WA Climate Change strategy: Transforming Energy Generation, Future Mobility, Regional Prosperity, and Liveable Towns and Cities. Our key recommendations are: �] Consider policy mechanisms to maximize benefits to Indigenous communities upon whose lands many new renewable generation projects will likely be constructed, and require meaningful engagement with these communities by developers �] Conduct review of regulations that may unnecessarily hamper distributed generation installation �] Pursue an electricity grid underpinned by a large share of renewable generation, as this is technologically feasible and economically attractive �] Pursue low�]cost regulations to make home charging of electric vehicles more accessible for renters and apartment dwellers �] Consider the role of the mining industry in the low�]carbon transition, especially opportunities for low�]emissions ore refining within Australia �] Consider the potential for Western Australia to play a growing role as a major supplier of key materials for a renewables�]dominated global energy system, including metal ores, lithium and rare earths �] Consider the opportunities within Western Australia for clean hydrogen production from renewable generation, and building a hydrogen export industry
AB - This submission to the Western Australian Department of Water and Environmental Regulation focuses on four areas raised in the WA Climate Change strategy: Transforming Energy Generation, Future Mobility, Regional Prosperity, and Liveable Towns and Cities. Our key recommendations are: �] Consider policy mechanisms to maximize benefits to Indigenous communities upon whose lands many new renewable generation projects will likely be constructed, and require meaningful engagement with these communities by developers �] Conduct review of regulations that may unnecessarily hamper distributed generation installation �] Pursue an electricity grid underpinned by a large share of renewable generation, as this is technologically feasible and economically attractive �] Pursue low�]cost regulations to make home charging of electric vehicles more accessible for renters and apartment dwellers �] Consider the role of the mining industry in the low�]carbon transition, especially opportunities for low�]emissions ore refining within Australia �] Consider the potential for Western Australia to play a growing role as a major supplier of key materials for a renewables�]dominated global energy system, including metal ores, lithium and rare earths �] Consider the opportunities within Western Australia for clean hydrogen production from renewable generation, and building a hydrogen export industry
M3 - Commissioned report
BT - Submission to the Department of Water and Environmental Regulation on the Climate Change in Western Australia - Issues Paper
CY - Perth WA
ER -