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Australia’s energy transition is underway, yet questions remain over the technologies that will drive large-scale decarbonisation, and when they may be adopted.

RepuTex’s Decarbonisation Intelligence combines our leading carbon-market and technology modelling to help organisations understand the forces shaping Australia’s low-carbon transition – and the timing of sector shifts.

Draw on our datasets to track decarbonisation progress, benchmark performance, and identify opportunities.

Did you know: RepuTex’s technology and decarbonisation modelling underpins Australia’s national greenhouse gas emissions projections, which are published by DCCEEW each year.

Track Australian decarbonisation investment trends across key industries and technologies, including electrified transport, carbon capture and storage (CCS), renewable energy, emerging green industries (hydrogen, green metals, critical minerals), and industrial decarbonisation technologies. Align current investment trends with our forecasts for technology potential, and uptake, highlighting the remaining opportunity relative to scenario expectations.

Which technologies will shape Australian energy transition, and when major inflection points emerge?

View our technology-level insights, including abatement potential, commercial readiness, and underlying costs – today and through to 2050.

• Technology potential and uptake – Evaluate abatement potential, commercial readiness, and forecast adoption by technology, showing when key technologies may become viable and scale.
• Cost curves – View underlying technology costs over time, through to 2050, including regional downscaling to account for local input costs (e.g. energy and electricity) and availability constraints.
• Barriers to uptake – Evaluate barriers to the uptake of individual technologies, including technical, environmental, commercial and institutional factors, mapped by technology, sector and region.

Our sector pathways outline how industrial decarbonisation and technology adoption may unfold under different plausible futures, offering a credible external benchmark for Australia’s industrial transition – and scenario-based reporting. Our pathways are presented via our interactive “Industry Pathways Explorer”. Use the tool to:

• View industry pathways – Sector-level views of how industrial decarbonisation and technology adoption could progress over time, including the scale and timing of emissions reductions across sectors, by technology.
• View alternative scenarios – Understand sensitivities for the pace and scale of onsite decarbonisation under our “Progressive”, “Accelerated” and “Slow” transition scenarios, providing a deeper view of how and when onsite actions could be adopted.
• Assess technology timing and sequencing – Explore when key technologies and measures are expected to contribute to material emissions reductions across each sector.
• Benchmark progress – Compare your organisation’s progress against independent sector pathways, for internal benchmarking and external reporting purposes.

Our sector pathways are underpinned by our unique bottom-up modelling framework, which forecasts technology uptake at the company and asset level. This enables users to view our forecast company-level trajectories within each sector transition pathway, supporting deeper competitor benchmarking and tracking against sector peers.

Our Decarbonisation Intelligence service includes open access to our research team, giving you a clear line of sight into our modelling inputs and outputs, recent trading conditions and price formation, and key policy events. Use the “Ask an Analyst” chat function within our EnergyIQ platform, or contact our team for a direct briefing.

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Data & analytics firm of the year – 2024 and 2025 (Energy Risk Asia)

RepuTex is proud to have been recognised as the “Data & analytics firm of the year” at the Energy Risk Asia Awards – winning the award for two consecutive years over 2024 and 2025.

The Energy Risk Asia Awards acknowledge excellence in firms that have contributed positively to energy risk management in the Asian commodities markets. Specifically, the award recognised RepuTex as the leading provider of data and intelligence resources for the Australian carbon and electricity markets.

RepuTex named “default price” market data provider by Australian Government 

In 2024–25, RepuTex was named the “Default Prescribed Unit Price” (DPUP) market data provider by the Australian Government, with our transaction data used to set the standard price for prescribed carbon units under the Safeguard Mechanism compliance scheme.

AustCham Westpac Australia-China Business Awards

RepuTex was recognised as the winner of the AustCham China Light and Power Australia China Business Award for energy and climate research across Asia-Pacific.

Accreditation under IOSCO PRA Principles

In 2023-24 RepuTex became the first price reporting agency to meet compliance under the International Organization of Securities Commission’s Principles for Price Reporting Agencies for an Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs) price benchmark.