Projects

Acacia Sustainability was engaged by a private client to conduct desktop research into the capital flows from institutional investors to sustainable investments.

Acacia Sustainability was engaged by a private client to gain a high-level understanding of the climate hazards which may impact their global supply chain due to climate change with consideration to represented concentration pathway 2.6, 4.5 and 8.5 in the years 2030 and 2095.

Acacia Sustainability was engaged by a private client to undertake a high-level analysis of global carbon markets including compliance markets and voluntary carbon offsets.

Acacia Sustainability was engaged by a private client to provide market research into Australia’s renewable exports opportunity with consideration to mining, green steel and aluminium, batteries and other minerals for clean-tech, ammonia and software and services related to rooftop solar and micro-grids.

Acacia Sustainability was engaged by a private client to undertake a policy analysis of the EV market both within Australia and globally. The report was used to assist the organisation develop their policy position on EVs.

Acacia Sustainability was engaged by WWF-Australia to provide consulting services for their renewable export scorecard. The services provided included but were not limited to assisting with method development, desktop research and delivery of key outputs.

Solar Citizens commissioned Acacia Sustainability to analyse the employment impact of Townsville becoming a Renewable Energy Industrial Precinct.

Acacia Sustainability and Repower Health (Healthy Futures) organised a webinar to educate key stakeholders connected to energy intensive healthcare facilities about renewable power purchase agreements (PPAs). The webinar was facilitated by Monica Richter from the BRC-A and included presentations from Dianna McDonald from Sustainability Victoria, Cath O’Shea from Ambulance Victoria and Anita Stadler from Energetics. The recording and slides can be found here.

Acacia Sustainability was engaged by Solar Citizens to undertake research of the Queensland energy sector including the breakdown of private vs. publicly owned capacity and how much renewable energy capacity would be required to replace Queensland’s publicly owned coal fired generation assets.

Acacia Sustainability was engaged by a private client to collaboratively write a submission for the Energy Security Boards Post 2025 Market Design consultation paper.

Acacia Sustainability’s founder Daniel Zelcer presented at the ATA Insights webinar “Analysing the green hydrogen exporting opportunity for Australia” alongside Rachel Fakhry from the NRDC and Robert Ceic from GHD. The recording and slides can be found here.

Acacia Sustainability was appointed to conduct bespoke modelling into the real-world applications of a new technology currently in R&D phase. The project involved collaboration with a leading Australian University.