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Solar power: energy from the sun

CSIRO is a world leader in solar research. As renewable energy becomes more and more important to lowering greenhouse gas emissions, CSIRO is making solar power more efficient and effective.

Renewable Energy Integration Facility

Researchers at the Renewable Energy Integration Facility are examining new grid design and operation techniques that can significantly transform electricity networks.

Solar cooling

CSIRO is developing new technologies and systems which use solar thermal energy to provide low emission cooling - or heating - for buildings and refrigeration for food storage.

Understanding and planning energy futures

Guiding Australia towards a low carbon future using knowledge of technology, economy, people and the earth.

Mr Paul Graham: energy economist

Mr Paul Graham, an economist with expertise in energy market analysis, forecasting and economic modelling, is interested in the role and flexibility of technology in managing risk.

UltraBattery: no ordinary battery

This innovative advancement on conventional battery design from the Energy Transformed National Research Flagship delivers low cost, long life, high performance power and provides a solution for future energy storage needs.

Energy Centre visitors for 2013 application form

If you would like to visit the CSIRO Energy Centre in Newcastle, please fill in this application form. Places are limited and prior booking is essential.

Fugitive emissions from coal seam gas

Coal seam gas (CSG) is a rapidly expanding industry in Australia but at present there is very little measurement based information available regarding fugitive emissions from the CSG production process.

Cooling solution for supercomputer heralds new age in renewable energy

The development of a renewable system for cooling Australia’s largest supercomputer is a step closer, following the start of an innovative geothermal energy project in Perth.

Improving ventilation and thermal comfort in buildings

The combination of modelling expertise, experimentally-based data and CSIRO software is helping to address ventilation and thermal issues in built environments. The technology is producing gains in energy efficiency and the health of indoor environment.

Dr Lan Trieu Lam: UltraBattery development

Dr Lan Trieu Lam is focused on energy storage and the advancement of lead-acid batteries.

World solar expert to shine light in Australia

Dr Manuel J Blanco joins CSIRO as Director of the Australian Solar Thermal Research Initiative (ASTRI) on Monday 4 February 2013.

Brisbane: Pullenvale, Qld (Queensland Centre for Advanced Technologies)

The Queensland Centre for Advanced Technologies (QCAT) is a joint venture between CSIRO and the Queensland Government. It is a multi-divisional research site where innovative solutions for the mining, manufacturing and energy sectors are produced.

A tour of the CSIRO Energy Centre

Take a tour of CSIRO’s state-of-the-art Energy Centre and see why it sets the benchmark in ecologically sustainable design. (11:33) Take a tour of CSIRO’s state-of-the-art Energy Centre

Energy Centre visitors for 2013 application form

If you would like to visit the CSIRO Energy Centre in Newcastle, please fill in this application form. Places are limited and prior booking is essential.

Low carbon living cooperative research centre

The low carbon living cooperative research centre (CRC) is a multi-disciplinary effort to enable Australia to reduce carbon emissions and transform the built environment to a low carbon future.

Dr Louis Wibberley: an expert on post-combustion capture of carbon dioxide

Dr Louis Wibberley is an expert on post-combustion capture (PCC) of carbon dioxide and has over 25 years of experience in pyrometallurgy, waste management and energy technology.

Technology cost projections for electricity generation: Australian Energy Technology Assessment

The Australian Energy Technology Assessment provides the best available and most up-to-date cost estimates for 40 electricity generation technologies under Australian conditions.

Sydney: Lucas Heights, NSW (Lucas Heights)

CSIRO Lucas Heights provides facilities for 80 staff for research in energy, environment and minerals.

Post combustion capture

Our scientists are developing and trialling carbon capture technology to reduce greenhouse emissions from coal-fired power generation.

Dr Daniel Roberts: research for a low-emissions energy future

Dr Daniel Roberts is delivering research outcomes that underpin emerging gasification technologies that have the potential to provide low emission electricity generation for the future.

Dr Lionel Glendenning: Operations Manager, National Geosequestration Laboratory

Dr Glendenning is the inaugural Operations Manager for the National Geosequestration Laboratory, Australia’s premier facility for researching the geological storage of carbon dioxide.

Energy from coal

CSIRO is developing efficient and low emission coal technologies for energy generation.

eFuture - explore scenarios for Australia's electricity future

At the click of a button you can explore future electricity scenarios and see how your choices impact Australia's electricity costs, technology mix and carbon emissions through to 2050.

National Geosequestration Laboratory (NGL)

The NGL is a world-class research and development facility established to advance carbon storage technologies that play a crucial role in achieving a low-emission economy for Australia.

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