The Net Zero Commission’s Economic Impacts of Climate Change in NSW brief provides clear evidence that climate change is already driving up costs and reducing incomes in New South Wales, with impacts set to intensify without action.
In response to the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water, and NSW Fair Trading consultation paper, the Net Zero Commission has provided a submission to the Minimum Energy Efficiency Rental Standards (MEERS) consultation.
Following the publication of the NSW Government’s updated position on coal mining in ‘NSW Coal Industry 2026–50’, the Net Zero Commission wrote to the Secretary of the Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure (DPHI) with recommendations to support consent authorities’ assessment of the emissions impacts of projects with significant emissions, including coal mines.
The Net Zero Commission’s second Spotlight Report delivers rigorous analysis into the impact of extreme heat and humidity in NSW. Drawing on independent research and engagement with key stakeholders, the report identifies nine findings across five action areas that would significantly strengthen the state’s resilience to heat stress.
In response to an invitation from the Public Accountability and Works Committee, the Net Zero Commission has provided a submission to the NSW Legislative Council’s inquiry into data centres.
In response to a request from the Minister for Climate Change, the Net Zero Commission has provided advice for the NSW Government’s new Net Zero Plan to 2035.
In response to a request from the Minister for Climate Change, the Net Zero Commission has reviewed the EPA’s proposed guide. Our review identifies opportunities to enhance the proposed guide and increase the certainty of achieving on-site emissions reductions.
The Net Zero Commission’s first spotlight report delivers rigorous analysis into coal mining’s role in NSW’s economy and emissions profile. The report identifies opportunities to reduce emissions and the need to support affected regional communities as the global economy shifts away from coal.
The Net Zero Commission wrote a letter to the Secretary of the Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure (DPHI) with recommendations to consider during planning approvals and assessment reports.