Recycling Renewables: Australian Best Practice for Solar and Batteries

6 Apr 2026

The transition to renewable energy continues to accelerate across Australia, with solar and battery technologies playing an increasingly important role in the national energy mix. Alongside this growth comes a parallel challenge: managing the end-of-life impacts of...

Building the Bioeconomy – Essay 4 – Prioritising Biomass: The case for a resource hierarchy

12 Mar 2026 | Bioeconomy Essays

Prioritising Biomass: the case for a resource hierarchy Mark Glover, Managing Director and Founder, Renewed Carbon As Australia’s bioeconomy takes shape, we must face an uncomfortable truth: biomass is not an unlimited resource. Despite our vast landscapes, once we...

Building the Bioeconomy – Essay 3 – Dynamic by Nature: Evolving environmental policy for a circular bioeconomy

12 Feb 2026 | Bioeconomy Essays

Dynamic by Nature: Evolving environmental policy for a circular bioeconomy Ross Fox, Principal, Accredited Specialist, Planning and Environment Law, Fishburn Watson O’Brien Across Australia, environmental regulators play a critical role in safeguarding...

Thought Starter 2: The Consuming Community as the Ultimate “Customers” for CE Outcomes

11 Feb 2026 | ThoughtStarters

The Consuming Community as the Ultimate “Customers” for CE Outcomes The Immutable Foundation: Commercial Realities At its core, this relationship is shaped by commercial realities: Who is paying for change, and are they receiving value for money? We have to assume...

Building the Bioeconomy – Essay 2 – The Hidden Hurdle: The critical role of proponent preparedness in bioeconomy approvals

8 Jan 2026 | Bioeconomy Essays

The Hidden Hurdle: The critical role of proponent preparedness in bioeconomy approvals Erik Larsen, Senior Consultant, JEP Environment & Planning Roadblocks to getting bioeconomy projects approved can be caused by both regulators and business proponents. Many...