Installed Renewable Energy Capacity
Key Players
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Department of Environment and Energy
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Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA)
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Australian Energy Resources Assessment (AERA)
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Australian PV Institute (APVI)
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Australian Renewable Energy Mapping Infrastructure
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Clean Energy Regulator
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National Electricity Rules
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Australian Energy Market Operator – Solar Energy Forecasting System
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Reserve Bank of Australia
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Renewable Energy Target (RET) scheme
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National Energy Productivity Plan
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Energy and Electricity Statistics
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Renewables interactive map and database
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Solar PV maps and tools
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AEMO Data
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Analysis of Rooftop Solar Potential on Australian Residential Buildings
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GenCost2018: Updated projections of electricity generation technology costs
Graphs have been developed using HIGHCHARTS software under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 License
Key Economic Indicators
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GDP (current)USD 1323.42 Billionin 2017
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GDP growth rate (current)1.96%in 2017
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WB Ease of doing business rank18in 2018
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Foreign direct investmentUSD 42579.72 Millionin 2017
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Lending interest rate to private sector5.24%in 2017
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Domestic Credit to Private SectorNAin 2017
Key Energy Indicators
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Electric power consumption per capita10071.4 kWhin 2014
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Share of electricity from RE in grid13.64%in 2015
Sovereign Credit Rating
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Standard & Poor'sAAA
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Moody'sAaa
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FitchAAA
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