Australian Renewable Energy: Technological & Sustainable Energy Market Lens PART 1

#sustainability #climatechange #climateaction #renewableenergy #solarenergy #sustainableenergy #acsdri #parisagreement #solarpanel
www.acsdri.com
acsdri.com/sus...
Topic : (PART 1) The Australian Renewable Energy Market: Technological and Sustainable Energy Market Perspectives
PART 2 • Australian Renewable E...
PODCAST SPEAKER - Farhan Ahmed ( / farhan-ahmad-651b5b1a ) is an Engineer and Sustainable Energy Specialist with fourteen years of experience in the Energy Market.
Farhan Ahmed advises small and large businesses to acquire renewable and clean energy to improve their energy efficiency, diversify energy sources, reduce energy costs, and reduce emissions. Farhan Ahmed is your “Energy Doctor,” who will help you and your business to become “Healthy Energy Consumers” and “Responsible Corporate Citizens” by reducing your and your business’s Carbon Footprint.
The Podcast will contribute to SDG-7, SDG-11, SDG-12, and SDG-13
PODCAST MODERATOR & CONTRIBUTOR:
Dr Kuntal Goswami ( / dr-kuntal-goswami-mipa... )
Alan Taylor ( / sustainabilitycoach )
Sumeet Maheshwari ( / sumeet-maheshwari-5bb4... )
The year 2024 was significant in the Climate Change discourse as, for the first time, the global temperature had exceeded 1.5 Degrees Celsius above the pre-industrial era. Crossing this red line breached the 2015 Paris Agreement pledge to "pursue efforts" to limit global temperature rises to 1.5 Degrees Celsius above the pre-industrial era.
In this context, ACSDRI organized a PODCAST with Farhan Ahmed to understand the Australian Renewable Energy Market: Technological and Sustainable Energy Market Perspectives.
Over the years, the Australian government has contributed to improving energy efficiency in the energy system, invested in clean energy transition, and reduced its coal-powered electricity generation dependency.
This initiative has positively impacted reducing total emissions by 5% and emission intensity by 4%. Solar Panels' technological innovation and efficiency have increased from a 10% conversation rate to a 20% or even a 25% conversation rate. The increased efficiency of solar panels has made installing solar panels more commercially viable.
PART 1 Q1 An Overview of the Australian Energy Market and its stakeholders
Q2 Why did Australia opt for the Rooftop route for renewable energy in the early stage instead of large solar farms?
Q3 In Australia, which is the primary source of renewable energy, Solar and Wind energy, and Why?
Q4 How did Australia perform in its quest for renewable energy compared to its peers in Developed and Developing Countries?
Q5 Renewable Energy Target Scheme and its positive impact on the Australian Renewable Energy Market Q6 Is there any linkage between the Renewable Energy Target Scheme (RETS) and the Paris Agreement
Q 7 Why are big energy-producing companies rebranding themselves from non-renewable energy-producing companies to renewable energy producing company
Q 8 Understanding technological innovation in Solar Technology?
Q9 To what extent are Australian businesses shifting to Renewable Energy?