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Stay informed and take action.

Read the latest update.

We can support you to save money and reduce your climate and energy impact.

The NSW Climate and Energy Action website provides easy-to-access information and opportunities to support you to make sustainable choices for your household, businesses, or community.

Find out how NSW Government is leading the way through our policies and actions to: 

  • reduce our emissions to net zero by 2050
  • transform our energy sector and accelerate our renewable energy infrastructure 
  • ensure energy affordability and reliability for the people of NSW. 

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Net Zero Plan Stage 1: 2020-2030

The Net Zero Plan Stage 1: 2020-2030 is the foundation for NSW's action on climate change and goal to reach net zero emissions by 2050.

Read the Plan

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Affordable. Clean. Reliable. Energy for everyone.

Upgrading the electricity network to power our state now and for the next generation.

Learn more about the Roadmap

Our strategy to power the people and communities of NSW

The Consumer Energy Strategy is our plan to ensure everyone can benefit from a sustainable energy future.

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Stories of success

See examples of those leading a sustainable change.

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Meet our big blue hydrogen-powered bus, driving us closer to our net zero future. First stop, the Central Coast. 

Our trial of NSW's first hydrogen-powered bus is helping us see what net zero transport could look like. And like all shiny new toys, Red Bus Services Asset Manager John Shaw says “all the drivers want to have a go.” 

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See how Cooling the Schools empowers Sydney school children to create wildlife habitat, reduce urban heat and increase shade in the playground by planting native trees.

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See how carbon farming is creating opportunities for First Nations communities to care for Country.

Carbon farming not only reduces carbon emissions but can create new jobs, strengthen traditional knowledge and practices, and protect culturally significant species.