Financing green energy solutions
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Key Findings
High global energy prices are increasing the benefits from, and speed of, the transition in Australia and elsewhere
A significant level of investment is required to decarbonise the energy system
A significant level of investment is required to decarbonise the energy system
Governments can play a central role in mobilising finance for renewables, as they have access to low-cost finance
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