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A collaboration between ANZ and the Energy Efficiency Council
The Forgotten Fuel series of reports is the result of a longstanding collaboration between ANZ and the Energy Efficiency Council (EEC).
The three reports explore the ways in which businesses and households can benefit from using energy efficiency as a tool to supercharge emissions reduction, save money, and improve health and wellbeing
In line with our Climate and Environment Strategy objective, the Forgotten Fuels series is one of the ways ANZ demonstrates its role as a trusted partner for our customers, supporting them to adapt and become more resilient, to a changing environment and economy.
Source: Northmore Gordon 2023, Energy efficiency scenario modelling.
Source: Energy Efficiency Council 2022, Leveraging tax incentives to improve energy performance: a guide for Australian businesses investing in smart energy management.
The first report in the series, Putting energy efficiency to work, demonstrates the opportunity of energy efficiency and electrification across Australia, including analysis of research – and modelled scenarios – into the role of energy efficiency and electrification in decarbonising Australia.
The report was led by ANZ’s Institutional division.
The second report, Putting energy efficiency to work for business, focuses on how small- and medium-sized businesses can reduce their energy use and advance Australia’s net zero emissions goal.
The report was led by ANZ’s Commercial division.
The third report, Putting energy efficiency to work at home, highlights the opportunities of energy efficiency and electrification for households.
The report was led by ANZ’s Retail division.
Making better use of the energy we have today is both a reliable way to lower emissions and improve energy affordability.
Meeting climate targets is about doing sensible, cost-effective things now - including updating the electricity network – to make energy use more efficient.
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C.Street Projects is helping Australians live energy-efficiently by designing & building homes using Passivhaus (Passive House) principles. Learn more with ANZ.
See how Colormaker Industries is forging the way in making energy efficiency central to their business success. Read ANZ's article to learn more.
Tasmanian Central Highlands farmer, Will Bowden, is saving energy and working smarter at the same time. Learn more with ANZ's customer story.
Making better use of the energy we have today is both a reliable way to lower emissions and improve energy affordability.
Two experts discuss the findings of a new report on energy efficiency, and what it means for the economy and businesses –around risk, emissions and cost.
In part two of our energy-efficiency discussion, our experts discuss why energy efficiency is a valuable tool for meeting Australia’s future emissions targets.
ANZ and the Energy Efficiency Council (EEC) today released a new report which details the practical steps Australians can take to improve the energy efficiency of their homes, and the climate and financial benefits of making our households more sustainabl