In 2033 the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change warned that the window of opportunity to secure a liveable and sustainable future for all is rapidly closing .
At UNSW , building a liveable , sustainable future together is not only a commitment , but a responsibility .
In 1949 , our University was established to equip more people with the skills and knowledge to advance society , and to address the great challenges facing Australia and the world . Today , the world faces its greatest ever challenge : the clean energy transition . And we are engaged comprehensively in addressing it .
This is why I am pleased to introduce the UNSW Clean Energy Capability Portfolio .
UNSW has long been at the forefront of research and development in clean energy .
From the ground-breaking development of the PERC solar photovoltaic technology that is now found in almost 90 per cent of solar cells used globally , to our pioneering work in clean fuels , energy consumers , energy markets , energy storage , grid transformation and renewable generation , we have deep , worldleading capability in fields that are fundamental for the energy transition .
This portfolio showcases the breadth of our credentials . Our experts , centres , institutes , facilities and established networks offer unrivalled opportunities to apply innovative , real-world solutions for the transition to clean energy . These pages are an invitation for organisations in Australia and across the globe to consider how UNSW can work with you to deliver a liveable , sustainable future for all .
Furthermore , our culture of collaboration with industry , government and the community for positive impact defines how we work .
Through our clean energy capability and our genuine commitment to progress for all , UNSW looks forward to creating partnerships that secure the prosperity of generations to come .
From the Vice Chancellor and President
Professor Attila Brungs
Vice-Chancellor and President
UNSW Sydney
We are at a precipice .
In 2033 the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change warned that the window of opportunity to secure a liveable and sustainable future for all is rapidly closing .
At UNSW , building a liveable , sustainable future together is not only a commitment , but a responsibility .
In 1949 , our University was established to equip more people with the skills and knowledge to advance society , and to address the great challenges facing Australia and the world . Today , the world faces its greatest ever challenge : the clean energy transition . And we are engaged comprehensively in addressing it .
This is why I am pleased to introduce the UNSW Clean Energy Capability Portfolio .
UNSW has long been at the forefront of research and development in clean energy .
From the ground-breaking development of the PERC solar photovoltaic technology that is now found in almost 90 per cent of solar cells used globally , to our pioneering work in clean fuels , energy consumers , energy markets , energy storage , grid transformation and renewable generation , we have deep , worldleading capability in fields that are fundamental for the energy transition .
This portfolio showcases the breadth of our credentials . Our experts , centres , institutes , facilities and established networks offer unrivalled opportunities to apply innovative , real-world solutions for the transition to clean energy . These pages are an invitation for organisations in Australia and across the globe to consider how UNSW can work with you to deliver a liveable , sustainable future for all .
Furthermore , our culture of collaboration with industry , government and the community for positive impact defines how we work .
Through our clean energy capability and our genuine commitment to progress for all , UNSW looks forward to creating partnerships that secure the prosperity of generations to come .