Welcome to the Institute for Climate, Energy & Disaster Solutions
Our goal is to advance innovative solutions to address climate change, energy system transitions and disasters. We facilitate integrated approaches to research, teaching and policy, industry and community engagement across disciplines.
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Sand and dust storms typically occur in arid environments where the ground is dry, loose and vegetation-free. But they can inflict severe and lasting damage on homes and buildings, solar panels and farm machinery. And as our planet rapidly warms, sand and dust storms will become more common.
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In anticipation of future flooding, Australia could combine traditional structural and flood mitigation measures, such as dams and levees, with nature-inspired designs.
Upcoming events
ANU Energy Update 2026 will bring together international and domestic experts to explore some of the implications of the post-Hormuz energy landscape.
For more than a century, gas has been deeply enmeshed in the Australian economy, but in the past decade, this has started to change. As Australian households and businesses search for cheaper, cleaner, and more efficient fuels, they are using less gas. And yet, the use of gas will need to decline even faster to meet emissions-reduction targets. Please join us for: Out of gas - managing the decline of gas in Australia.
Emeritus Professor R.J. Wasson will present an argument for the use of records of environmental hazards that are much longer than the traditional.
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A leading professional short course program, delivered by experts, providing the latest research on climate, energy and sustainability. Designed for professionals, our courses offer practical skills, real-world insights and flexible study options online and in-person.
Research on climate, energy and disaster-risk at ANU covers a broad swathe of areas. We analyse the consequences on society and societal responses from different perspectives including economic, legal, sociological and political perspectives.
Browse ICEDS members at ANU, including academics, PhD students, visiting fellows and professional staff. Search our membership list and find climate, energy and disaster risk experts.
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