Energy and Resources

Australian Energy Year in Review 2024

February 25, 2025

Last year was an exciting year for Australia and its path to net-zero.

In Thomson Geer's 2024 Australian Energy Year in Review, we break down the key events, from game-changing deals to major nuclear developments.

Click below to find out everything that will shape the energy landscape in 2025.

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