Events
The Institute for Climate, Energy & Disaster Solutions hosts a number of in-person, online and hybrid events each year including public lectures, book launches, panel discussions, forums and conferences.
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.
Past events
The seminar will provide an opportunity to hear from researchers and Indigenous partners, and consider broader questions about how Australia’s landscapes might be governed in ways that recognise Indigenous rights, knowledge, aspirations and responsibilities.
ATSE Oration 2026 delivered by Emeritus Professor Mark Howden.
This panel discussion will bring together leading experts on Gulf energy, Indo-Pacific maritime security, Chinese energy markets, Australia's renewable energy transition, and agricultural and critical mineral supply chains to assess near- and medium-term risks.