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Monash Energy Institute is working to accelerate the transition towards a sustainable energy future by fostering and facilitating impactful interdisciplinary research, in collaboration with its trusted partners.

Energy as big business

The business of energy

Fossil fuels once held dominion over the economic agendas of countries, but with the global shift to renewable solutions agendas have shifted. What corporations will power our future? How will energy be sold and traded and who does the power struggle ultimately benefit? Join us as we seek to answer the question: who holds the power?

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Discover energy-related reports, featured and research articles, including our Energy Profile where you can meet Monash Energy researchers working on accelerating the transition to a sustainable energy future.

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Monash Energy Club

The Monash Energy Club is a student run organisation targeted at every faculty within Monash University, to provide exclusive career opportunities and the forum required to learn about Australia’s energy transformation.

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The 2020 Monash EnergyHack

Monash improves standing in USNWR rankings

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New tech extracts potential to identify quality graphene cheaper and faster

New Director and Deputy Director appointed to the Monash Energy Institute

We are delighted to announce the appointments of Associate Professor Ariel Liebman and Dr Roger Dargaville as Director and Deputy Director, respectively, of the Monash Energy Institute. These appointments follow the recent move of Professor Jacek Jasieniak, former director of the Institute, into the role of Associate Dean Research in the Faculty of Engineering. We wish him success in this important new position. Prof. Elizabeth Croft (Dean, Faculty of Engineering) and Prof. Ann Nicholson (Interim Dean, Faculty of IT)
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COVID-19: The silver lining that could help Australia's battery industry
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