Victoria is running out of gas. It’s a massive policy fail. Tony Wood on what must happen now. buff.ly/4g0mE69 #springst

They're making us save a lot more than we'll need to retire bit.ly/3DgKrAu #ausecon #ausbiz #Auspol2024

Drill, baby, drill? No, baby, no. Tony Wood analyses what Trump's presidency means for Australia's energy transformation - and why we should stay the course on renewables. buff.ly/4hfoyAp #auspol

‘They haven’t got a nuclear policy. They’ve got a nuclear idea.’ Grattan Institute energy and climate change policy guru Tony Wood on the federal Coalition thesaturdaypaper.com.au/news/politics/… via The Saturday Paper #auspol #CycloneAlfred #ClimateEmergency #Election2025

I am really looking forward to next week’s launch of Grattan’s Orange Book 2025 - what the next federal government should do. grattan.edu.au/event/election…

Power prices are set to rise again, even though renewables now account for 40% of the electricity in Australia’s main grid. But why? Tony Wood explains why despite the price increase, we're still on the right path to net zero. buff.ly/DEXi6T0 #springst

Privileged to be on an ABC Panel moderated by Ali Moore to discuss critical energy and climate change policies ahead of the federal election: abc.net.au/listen/program…

Australian voters are being left in the dark on climate targets as they head to the ballot box By ⁦Tony Wood⁩ from ⁦Grattan Institute⁩ in The Guardian #auspol #Election2025 theguardian.com/australia-news…

‘Every single one’ of the Coalition’s policies relating to climate change is ‘a reduction in ambition or slowing down emissions reductions’. Grattan Institute energy expert Tony Wood theguardian.com/australia-news… #auspol #Election2025 #NetZero #Insiders

Australia is at a fork in the road of energy and climate policy. Here’s four things the Albanese government should do in its second term. #auspol buff.ly/KezKN3S Tony Wood

‘It’s like playing darts at the pub. Having a target’s fine, but you’ve got to have the darts.’ ⁦Grattan Institute⁩ energy and climate change policy expert ⁦Tony Wood⁩ talks to ⁦The Nightly⁩ about Australia’s net zero ambitions #auspol thenightly.com.au/politics/labor…

Recent developments suggest that the government needs a major overhaul of its future gas strategy. The cracks are showing in the current model: grattan.edu.au/news/labor-nee…

An energy conference in Noosa next week - what could be better ? My fellow presenters include Matt Kean and Tim Buckley - should be informative and engaging: noosapec.com

Santos, foreign control, and Australia’s national interest.   Typically thoughtful analysis by Grattan Institute energy policy guru Tony Wood in the Financial Review   grattan.edu.au/news/chalmers-… #auspol #gas #FIRB

The National Disability Insurance Scheme has grown too big too fast, and its future is now at stake. Our new report shows how to save the NDIS – and ensure disabled Australians can get the support they need. buff.ly/EFAAlkw #auspol

The gas no-brainer.   Surely, writes Grattan Institute energy policy expert Tony Wood, a country that has enough gas to be a major exporter can work out how to supply local needs at a reasonable price.   Via today’s The Australian #auspol #NetZero   grattan.edu.au/news/the-gas-n…

While we’re exporting gas, we better make sure that we have enough for domestic supply as well. Tony Wood buff.ly/sBPBnRv #auspol

An Expert Panel has released a draft review of the National Electricity Market. It addresses major concerns with the spot, derivatives contracts, and investment markets. It is comprehensive and credible and should be strongly supported. url.au.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/9Uh1C2xZLrcV…

The Australian energy market operator has published its 10 yr outlook for investment requirements to maintain reliability in the NEM. The good news is that if everything goes according to plan we will be ok. The bad news is that this means everything has to go according to plan.

The electricity market operator has identified a big step up in investment is required to maintain reliability of our power system. The good news is that it’s possible if everything goes according to plan. The challenge is that the step up is essential.