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Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water

Description

The Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water is the Australian Government department responsible for climate change, energy, environment, heritage and water policy. It leads Australia's offshore wind policy work, including identifying priority areas, supporting declared areas and administering renewable energy programs.

Related Projects

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Status	Role	Category	Scope
Planned	Commonwealth offshore wind framework authorityBass Strait	Permitting And Regulatory	Offshore renewable-energy declared areas in Bass Strait
Planned	Offshore renewable energy feasibility licence authorityBunbury Offshore North	Permitting And Regulatory	Bunbury Offshore Wind Project North
Planned	Offshore wind feasibility licence authorityGreat Eastern Offshore Wind	Lease Award And Site Control	Great Eastern Offshore Wind
Planned	Offshore wind feasibility licence authorityHigh Sea Wind	Lease Award And Site Control	High Sea Wind
In Construction	Capacity Investment Scheme programmeMornington BESS	Public Funding And Award	Mornington CIS Tender 3 selection
Planned	Illawarra offshore wind area regulatorPort Kembla	Regulatory Permitting	Illawarra offshore wind area near Port Kembla
Pre-Tender	Australian offshore wind feasibility licence authorityWestward	Lease Award And Market Tracking	Westward Wind Project

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