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Industry reports

Industry reports that inform decarbonization planning

Public reports, outlooks and statistics from industry bodies, indexed in one place. Each entry opens the publisher’s own file, and Carbon3 does not host the documents.

The library holds about 1,400 reports from 34 publishers.

Counts as of October 2026.

Reports on energy and fuels. How insetting works for low-carbon fuels

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TitlePublisherTypePublishedAddedTopics
Green iron exports: Australia must look beyond China (Opens the publisher’s file in a new tab)Institute for Energy Economics and Financial AnalysisReportAustraliaGreen ironSteel+2
Not so hard to abate (Opens the publisher’s file in a new tab)Institute for Energy Economics and Financial AnalysisBriefAustraliaIndustrial decarbonisationEnergy efficiency
Steel’s Transformation: China and Australia’s next horizon of clean steel (Opens the publisher’s file in a new tab)RMIReportSteelChinaAustralia+1
Growing the benefits of solar sharer tariffs (Opens the publisher’s file in a new tab)Institute for Energy Economics and Financial AnalysisBriefSolarTariffsAustralia+2
Electrification saves Victorians $185m in three years (Opens the publisher’s file in a new tab)Institute for Energy Economics and Financial AnalysisBriefElectrificationAustraliaEnergy savings
Not so hard to abate: Unlocking Australia’s cost-effective path to industrial decarbonisation (Opens the publisher’s file in a new tab)Institute for Energy Economics and Financial AnalysisBriefIndustrial decarbonisationAustraliaMethane+1
Reward abatement, not accounting changes (Opens the publisher’s file in a new tab)EmberBriefCoal mine methaneAustraliaEmissions
Unlocking the clean energy potential of Australian business rooftops (Opens the publisher’s file in a new tab)Institute for Energy Economics and Financial AnalysisReportSolarEnergy transitionAustralia+1
Cutting Australian mining’s diesel emissions (Opens the publisher’s file in a new tab)Institute for Energy Economics and Financial AnalysisBriefMiningDieselEmissions+1
Browse gas: Expensive, emissions-intensive, unnecessary (Opens the publisher’s file in a new tab)Institute for Energy Economics and Financial AnalysisReportAustraliaGasLng+1
Ignoring methane emissions leaves Australia’s Big Four banks exposed (Opens the publisher’s file in a new tab)Institute for Energy Economics and Financial AnalysisBriefMethaneCoalBanking+2

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