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n this webinar, we reviewed the first year of the Australian Sustainability Reporting Standards (ASRS) in operation and discussed key lessons learned from organisations that had commenced reporting. We also explored the latest developments in climate risk assessments and what businesses need to know to prepare for evolving reporting requirements.

Heat pumps can efficiently provide industrial and commercial heat across a range of temperatures, enabling electrification and reducing the need for fossil gas. After you have explored the case studies and technical information at FutureHeat.info, here are some recommended steps to follow to help lower the cost of your heat pump and improve its performance. Download the guide here.

With gas price pressures and net zero targets looming, now is the time for food and beverage manufacturers to start considering options for switching to renewable sources of process heat that reduce energy costs and emissions and improve energy resilience. Presented by A2EP and the Australian Food & Grocery Council, this webinar featured presentations on the feasibility of electrifying F&B manufacturing processes and case studies from manufacturers that have had implemented r

Registrations are now open for the Australasian Renewable Heat Conference will be in Melbourne on 2-3 September 2026, hosted by A2EP and sponsored by the Victorian Government.

In this webinar we look at the current electric thermal energy storage (eTES) technology options available in Australia, how commercial and applicable each of them area for our industry sectors as well as critical factors for developing an eTES project in Australia. We then get the customer or energy end-user perspective with Deta Consulting and Linen Services Australia talking through an eTES feasibility study that Deta just completed for Linen Services Australia's operation

Try our new online Renewable Heat Selection Tool to help determine the right renewable heat solution for your business!

Making the necessary investments in improved energy productivity and decarbonisation can be constrained by resources, both budgets for capital investments and the internal expertise needed to deliver projects. One solution is to employ heating, cooling or energy-as-a service to utilise the expertise and capital from others. This model is highly popular in Europe and other markets with great potential here in Australia. In this webinar, we heard from energy end users and XaaS

NSW Heat Pump Feasibility Grants are closing 31 March 2026!

Learn about the three free online tools A2EP has developed to help model renewable heat solutions for industry and commercial applications.

The Australian Industry Renewable Heat Accelerator has announced 12 projects that will support manufacturers and industry associations to progress practical, low-carbon alternatives to gas-fired process heat.

This new free online tool will help major energy users estimate how a ‘heat battery’ used to supply process heat could help cut energy costs and emissions for their operations.

24 June 2005 Australian Industry Renewable Heat Accelerator launched to help manufacturers transition from gas to renewable process heat...

Register now for the 2025 Australian Renewable Heat Conference taking place on 26-27 August in Sydney.

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