Report Overview
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Towards Australia’s Smart Energy Future

- PublisherVenture Insights.
- Publish Date February 15, 2017
- Sector Energy, Infrastructure, Technology.
- Company Tesla.
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Key takeaways
The Smart Energy industry is in its infancy in Australia; development continues predominantly in renewable energy production and connected devices.
Driven by international energy regulations the government has developed multiple incentives to bring about change; these incentives have driven investment and trials into smart energy.
Development into a national Smart Grid within Australia has ground to a halt; small scale investment is now lead by local councils and energy providers.
The greatest future opportunity in Smart Energy is within renewable energy sources coupled with energy storage; development in this technology could change the way energy is managed in Australia.