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Welcome to the Energy Policy Institute (EPIA)

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The Institute (EPIA) is Australia's only apolitical, not-for-profit, energy policy body.

EPIA provides a mechanism by which all stakeholders in Australian energy may collaborate on risks and concerns impacting on energy finance, production, supply and export, where those risks may not have been fully addressed by existing industry organisations.

It acknowledges all environmental concerns as well as the paramount interest of the public in having access to reliable, affordable and clean energy. 

pdf graphicClick here to download the document "Policy Overview: After 20 Years, We Have Barely Started" to read where the EPIA has lent its voice.

 

Membership:

pdf graphicClick here for information on the Institute (EPIA) and the benefits of membership. 

pdf graphicClick here for an EPIA membership application form.

 

Add to your knowledge bank  

pdf graphic Click here to download a compendium of key points from the EPIA's Public Policy Papers - widely read in Australia and abroad.

 

Events

"Where will the Australian Energy Industry head after the Glasgow Climate Change Conference?"

EPIA brings together a focussed panel discussion with prominent industry leaders chaired and led by Grant King, chair of the University of NSW Energy Institute.

What: "Where will the Australian Energy Industry head after the Glasgow Climate Change Conference?"
When: Wednesday 2 February 2022, 2.30pm - 5.30pm
Where: Sir Stamford at Circular Quay, 93 Macquarie Street, Sydney
Cost: $300 (includes refreshments)
Register: register by clicking here.  

More information: click here

What's New

Policy Paper 3/21 "Electricity generation and emissions reduction in Australia: we need a coherent policy to foster technology development and investment" (Aug 2021)

Author: Stephen Anthony is the Chief Economist at Macroeconomics Advisor

pdf graphicClick here to download the paper

 

Policy Paper 2/21 "The Shell Decision: An International Legal Nightmare for the Energy Industry" (Aug 2021)

Author: Robert Pritchard, Energy Policy Institute of Australia

pdf graphicClick here to download the paper 

 

Policy Papers

Public Policy Papers: A compendium of Key Points (to August 2021) 

Since May 2013 the Institute has published 29 Public Policy Papers.

pdfClick here to view the compendium of key points.