Delivering a sustainable future for the Grampians region

 
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Who we are

The Grampians New Energy Taskforce (GNET) was formed to represent, lead and advocate for the development of a net zero carbon economy in the Grampians region. GNET are planning for a net zero emissions economy by 2050 and are working with communities, the renewables industry and the Government to maximise the long-term benefits of this investment to the Grampians region and its people.

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“There is almost $5 billion worth of wind and solar construction projects in planning or under construction in the Grampians region creating over 2,000 construction jobs, with strong growth projected for the future.”

Stuart Benjamin - RDA Vic Grampians and GNET Chair

 

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Roadmap to Zero Emissions for the Grampians Region

Released in 2020, the Roadmap to Zero (R2Z) illustrates the pathways and recommended actions for the region to take as it transitions to a net zero emissions economy by 2050. Reducing greenhouse gas emissions can be done at varying rates depending on the pathway of action chosen.

The following percentage of emissions would be reduced using three different scenarios:

23.3%

‘Business as usual’ Approach

Assumes no significant policy changes and existing trends in markets and technologies.

 

76.5%

‘local action’ approach

Local Government works collaboratively with communities, business and State Government; to raise awareness and stimulate emissions reductions through action within the current policy settings.

 
 

Net Zero

‘Collaborative action’ approach

Relies on clear and targeted actions delivered within the region that are complemented by strong actions from all levels of Government and industry. This approach results in net zero emissions by 2043.