The Victorian Government is reviewing its climate legislation and consulting with stakeholders about their views. We provided a short response outlining that the Renewable Energy Alliance strongly supports Victoria in establishing a clear, ambitious...

The NSW Parliament is running an inquiry on renewable energy developments in regional and rural areas. RE-Alliance has worked in New South Wales for over a decade with communities and industry on renewable energy...

We responded to the Queensland Government consultation on their Draft Renewables Regulatory Framework. The Framework can – we believe – play a key connecting function between planning, policy and practice by renewable energy developers...

Renewable energy and grid investment can and should be done well in Australia – with communities, farmers, workers, environment and First Nations groups involved in and benefitting from the developments in their regions.  Key...

We welcome the opportunity to respond to this Senate Standing Committee on Environment and Communications Inquiry. Our organisation supports offshore wind as a key technology that will deliver affordable and reliable renewable energy supply,...

As Tasmania looks to expand its renewable energy, we are eager to see it rolled out in a way that ensures Tasmania’s communities, regions, environment and industry can benefit. We are actively engaged in Tasmania...

RE-Alliance has been engaged in renewable energy, social licence and benefit sharing policy discussions in Victoria for over ten years. In the last two years, this has included several consultations on the development of...

RE-Alliance and the Community Power Agency (CPA) prepared a joint submission to the Government's consultation on this decarbonisation sector plan. Both our organisations are focussed on ensuring that the energy transformation delivers for communities...

RE-Alliance supports Australia’s ambition to become a net zero economy. Our path to net zero should align with the Paris Agreement, based on science, that recognises the major risks of global warming beyond 1.5°C....

The Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation (EPBC) Act is Australia's legal framework for the protection of nationally significant places, species and ecosystems. It is being updated by the Federal Government for the first time...