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The ANU Institute for Climate, Energy & Disaster Solutions (ICEDS) brings together world-leading expertise in climate science, energy transition, and disaster-risk reduction. By connecting research with policy, practice, and education, ICEDS plays a central role in addressing some of the most urgent challenges of our time.
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Newly awarded ARC Linkage Project grant to explore South East Asia energy transition

The Australian Research Council (ARC) has announced new grant outcomes under the Linkage Projects scheme, with Professor Christian Downie at The Australian National University (ANU) awarded funding for a major collaborative project examining the dynamics shaping Southeast Asia’s energy transition and Australia’s role within it.
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Work with us! ICEDS Strategic Research and Partnerships Manager

ICEDS is Hiring! We are looking for a Strategic Research and Partnerships Manager to join our team. Interested? Read on...
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The federal government has announced half a billion dollars towards hydrogen and carbon capture hubs

Wednesday, 21 Apr 2021

The federal government has announced half a billion dollars towards hydrogen and carbon capture hubs, but experts are questioning whether its a step in the right direction.

Listen to the ABC Radio PM interview, which includes commentary from Prof Frank Jotzo on hydrogen and Australia's diplomatic position on climate change.