State Infrastructure Plan
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Energy<br />
Future opportunities–short-term<br />
Opportunity 1<br />
Trial Total Energy <strong>Plan</strong>ning (TEP) practices for new<br />
residential and commercial developments to deliver<br />
lower energy consumption and costs, and reduce<br />
infrastructure requirements for developers and utilities.<br />
Opportunity 2<br />
Implement outcomes from the Gas Supply and Demand<br />
Action <strong>Plan</strong>.<br />
Opportunity 3<br />
Explore opportunities to establish research and<br />
pre-commercial biorefinery to build on Queensland’s<br />
competitive advantage in this sector.<br />
Opportunity 4<br />
Examine opportunities to improve the energy<br />
productivity of the sector in Queensland.<br />
Opportunity 5<br />
Develop and leverage intelligence and resilience of the<br />
electricity network in relation to severe weather events<br />
such as cyclones.<br />
Opportunity 6<br />
Opportunity 7<br />
Implement agreed government actions following the<br />
completion of the independent review to consider a<br />
credible pathway to achieving a 50 per cent renewable<br />
energy target by 2030 for Queensland.<br />
Opportunity 8<br />
Promote widespread use of energy sourced from<br />
renewable energy generation.<br />
Opportunity 9<br />
Investigate opportunities to incorporate energy<br />
efficiency and demand management into major<br />
infrastructure projects.<br />
Opportunity 10<br />
Facilitate and provide policy settings to accelerate<br />
uptake of cost reflective tariffs and advanced metering.<br />
Opportunity 11<br />
Work with Australian Renewable Energy Agency<br />
and the Clean Energy Finance Corporation to target<br />
renewable energy and distributed energy investment<br />
into Queensland.<br />
Include renewable energy and gas supply in the<br />
planning of new developments, where appropriate.<br />
Future opportunities–medium/long-term<br />
Opportunity 12<br />
Examine opportunities for more cost-effective localised<br />
solutions for rural and regional communities.<br />
Opportunity 13<br />
Examine opportunities to replace Queensland’s 34<br />
isolated power systems, including many diesel systems<br />
that service remote communities, with more efficient<br />
and sustainable supplies.<br />
Opportunity 14<br />
Examine opportunities for rural and regional<br />
communities to be more involved in decision-making<br />
regarding energy infrastructure.<br />
Opportunity 15<br />
Work at regional, state and national level to identify the<br />
opportunities and risks with the transformation of the<br />
energy sector with respect to distributed generation<br />
and battery storage.<br />
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