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Climateworks Centre is a non-profit climate policy organization operating within Monash University, founded in 2006 and headquartered in Melbourne (Docklands), Australia. It develops decarbonization modeling, industrial transition pathway analysis, and policy frameworks targeted at governments, industrial operators, and businesses across Australia and Southeast Asia. Core technical capabilities include industrial emissions modeling (e.g., Gladstone industrial heat sector pathway projecting 64% emissions reduction by 2040, sevenfold electricity demand growth to 36 TWh, and 296 kt annual green hydrogen demand), net zero industrial precinct roadmap methodology (applied to five Ho Chi Minh City zones covering 70%+ of the city's industrial energy use and $7B in annual exports), and blue carbon governance research developed through convenings such as the Ocean Climate Dialogue 2026 in Jakarta.

The organization operates a community-led, convening-driven go-to-market model rather than a commercial sales motion. Its work is distributed free of charge through open-access research reports, webinars (e.g., co-presented with Net Zero Academy), high-level expert dialogues (e.g., Ocean Climate Dialogue, Ocean Impact Summit), and direct government collaboration with bodies such as Indonesia's Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries and Vietnam's Ho Chi Minh Institute for Development Studies. All revenue is sourced from philanthropic and grant-based partnerships; no commercial products or services are sold. The organization employs 51–100 staff and serves a deliberately diversified base across geographies (Australia, Indonesia, Vietnam, broader Southeast Asia) and customer segments (industrial regions and manufacturers, Southeast Asian governments and industrial zone operators, Australian businesses facing mandatory climate reporting, and ocean-focused policymakers).

Following the farewell of founding Chair John Thwaites AM in December 2025 after nearly 20 years of leadership, the organization is navigating a leadership transition while continuing to expand its regional footprint. Active partnerships and convenings in early 2026 (Ocean Climate Dialogue in Jakarta, upcoming Ocean Impact Summit in Bali) indicate sustained programmatic momentum despite the leadership change.

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Climateworks Centre is a non-profit climate policy organization within Monash University that develops decarbonization modeling, industrial precinct roadmaps, and policy frameworks for governments, industrial operators, and businesses across Australia and Southeast Asia.

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climate policy research, decarbonization modeling, net zero roadmaps, industrial transition advisory, blue carbon governance
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1GHG Accounting & Net-Zero/Decarbonization Planning (Scopes 1–3)
CodeEUAHAJACPrimaryYes
2Decarbonization Strategy & Marginal Abatement Cost Curve (MACC) Advisory
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3Regulatory & Disclosure Strategy (CSRD/ESRS, ISSB/IFRS S2, SEC, TCFD)
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4Sector-Specific Net-Zero Pathways & Benchmarking (hard-to-abate methodologies)
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5Climate Policy, Governance & NDC Support
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  • Environmental Consulting Services54162
  • Environment, Conservation and Wildlife Organizations813312
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Climate Policy Research and Advisory
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1Philanthropic/Grant Funding
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Climateworks Centre operates as a non-profit climate policy center funded primarily through philanthropic partnerships. The organization receives support from philanthropic partners to conduct climate research, publish reports, and convene stakeholder dialogues.

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Climateworks Centre is a non-profit climate policy research organization that produces decarbonization pathway analyses, net zero industrial precinct roadmaps, blue carbon governance research, and policy frameworks for governments, businesses, and industrial regions across Australia and Southeast Asia. It delivers its work through open-access research reports, expert convenings (such as the Ocean Climate Dialogue), webinars, and direct collaborations with government agencies and academic institutions. All outputs are distributed free of charge as part of its philanthropic mission.

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  • Industrial emissions cut by nearly two-thirds (64%) by 2040 in Gladstone through low-carbon alternatives
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1Industrial Decarbonization Pathway Reports
CategoryClimate Policy Research
2Net Zero Industrial Precinct Roadmaps
CategoryClimate Policy Research
3Ocean Climate Dialogues and Convenings
CategoryClimate Convenings and Advisory
4Climate Transition Webinars for Businesses
CategoryClimate Convenings and Advisory
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1Indonesia's Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries (MMAF)
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-02-23
Description

MMAF co-convened the Ocean Climate Dialogue 2026 with Climateworks Centre in Jakarta, marking the first milestone leading to the Ocean Impact Summit in Bali. This partnership focuses on advancing blue carbon governance and integrating ocean-based mitigation actions into Indonesia's climate strategy, bridging science, policy, and finance.

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Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-02-23
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Collaborated with Climateworks Centre and MMAF to organize the Ocean Climate Dialogue 2026, providing media and communication support for the event focused on blue carbon governance.

Strategic tierCoreTypeGTM or Marketing PartnerAnnounced on2026-02-23
Description

Co-presents the 'Net zero trends for businesses in 2026' webinar with Climateworks Centre experts, focusing on geopolitical and policy shifts, mandatory climate reporting, and workforce capability needs for Australian businesses.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-07-29
Description

Climateworks Centre is part of Monash University, collaborating on climate research and policy initiatives including the Ho Chi Minh City industrial transformation roadmap with the Ho Chi Minh Institute for Development Studies.

5Ho Chi Minh Institute for Development Studies
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-07-29
Description

Partnered with Monash University's Climateworks Centre to launch a consultation on transforming Ho Chi Minh City's major industrial zones into net zero industrial precincts, covering five zones accounting for over 70% of the city's industrial energy use.

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TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Large global climate solutions provider offering decarbonization strategy, climate finance, and carbon project development services commercially. Comparable because of overlapping scope (corporate decarbonization, climate finance strategy) though South Pole operates a commercial services model rather than grant-funded.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global research organization producing environmental and climate policy analysis including GHG Protocol, CAIT, and climate policy benchmarking. Comparable on climate policy research and GHG accounting scope, though WRI operates globally and at substantially larger scale.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Independent climate science and policy institute producing Paris Agreement-aligned decarbonization pathway analysis. Highly comparable as a science-based non-profit producing 1.5°C-aligned decarbonization modeling and policy advice, with similar policy-advisory distribution model.

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Australian statutory body providing independent advice to government on climate change policy, including emissions targets and progress. Comparable as an Australian climate policy advisory institution, though government-mandated rather than philanthropic, and operates nationally rather than regionally across Southeast Asia.

TypeDirect peer
Description

International non-profit working with subnational governments and businesses on climate policy and net-zero pathways, including the Under2 Coalition and State and Regions networks. Comparable because both organizations convene governments and produce decarbonization pathway work across multiple geographies.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Canadian non-profit think tank producing energy and climate policy research with a focus on industrial decarbonization and clean economy transition. Comparable as a non-profit producing sector-specific decarbonization research and policy advisory, though focused on the Canadian market.

7Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP)
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global non-profit running the dominant environmental disclosure platform for corporates and cities. Comparable scope on climate disclosure/reporting advisory, though at much larger global scale and with a data-platform business model rather than a research-and-convening model.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Australian climate communications and policy nonprofit focused on climate science communication and policy advocacy. Closely comparable to Climateworks as a non-profit, Australia-based climate policy and communications organization, though Climate Council is more communications-heavy while Climateworks is more technical/policy-advisory.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Australian climate solutions non-profit producing sector-specific decarbonization research and roadmaps. Closely comparable as an Australian non-profit producing open-access, sector-level decarbonization pathway research for industrial and energy systems.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Independent non-profit energy and climate research organization producing decarbonization analysis and convening across regions. Comparable as a deeply technical climate/energy research non-profit producing pathways and policy work, though at significantly larger global scale.

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Climateworks Centre

Climate Policy Research and Advisoryclimateworkscentre.org

Climateworks Centre is a non-profit climate policy organization within Monash University that develops decarbonization modeling, industrial precinct roadmaps, and policy frameworks for governments, industrial operators, and businesses across Australia and Southeast Asia.

What Climateworks Centre does

Climateworks Centre is a non-profit climate policy organization operating within Monash University, founded in 2006 and headquartered in Melbourne (Docklands), Australia. It develops decarbonization modeling, industrial transition pathway analysis, and policy frameworks targeted at governments, industrial operators, and businesses across Australia and Southeast Asia. Core technical capabilities include industrial emissions modeling (e.g., Gladstone industrial heat sector pathway projecting 64% emissions reduction by 2040, sevenfold electricity demand growth to 36 TWh, and 296 kt annual green hydrogen demand), net zero industrial precinct roadmap methodology (applied to five Ho Chi Minh City zones covering 70%+ of the city's industrial energy use and $7B in annual exports), and blue carbon governance research developed through convenings such as the Ocean Climate Dialogue 2026 in Jakarta.

The organization operates a community-led, convening-driven go-to-market model rather than a commercial sales motion. Its work is distributed free of charge through open-access research reports, webinars (e.g., co-presented with Net Zero Academy), high-level expert dialogues (e.g., Ocean Climate Dialogue, Ocean Impact Summit), and direct government collaboration with bodies such as Indonesia's Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries and Vietnam's Ho Chi Minh Institute for Development Studies. All revenue is sourced from philanthropic and grant-based partnerships; no commercial products or services are sold. The organization employs 51–100 staff and serves a deliberately diversified base across geographies (Australia, Indonesia, Vietnam, broader Southeast Asia) and customer segments (industrial regions and manufacturers, Southeast Asian governments and industrial zone operators, Australian businesses facing mandatory climate reporting, and ocean-focused policymakers).

Following the farewell of founding Chair John Thwaites AM in December 2025 after nearly 20 years of leadership, the organization is navigating a leadership transition while continuing to expand its regional footprint. Active partnerships and convenings in early 2026 (Ocean Climate Dialogue in Jakarta, upcoming Ocean Impact Summit in Bali) indicate sustained programmatic momentum despite the leadership change.

Climateworks Centre firmographics

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Name
Climateworks Centre
Legal name
Climateworks Centre
Website
https://climateworkscentre.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
2006
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
101–250 employees
Short description
Climateworks Centre is a non-profit climate policy organization within Monash University that develops decarbonization modeling, industrial precinct roadmaps, and policy frameworks for governments, industrial operators, and businesses across Australia and Southeast Asia.
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Climateworks Centre industry classification

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Product category
Climate Policy Research and Advisory
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Environmental Consulting Services (54162), Environment, Conservation and Wildlife Organizations (813312)
akta.pro primary industry
GHG Accounting & Net-Zero/Decarbonization Planning (Scopes 1–3) (EUAHAJAC)
akta.pro secondary industries
Decarbonization Strategy & Marginal Abatement Cost Curve (MACC) Advisory (EUABAKAC), Regulatory & Disclosure Strategy (CSRD/ESRS, ISSB/IFRS S2, SEC, TCFD) (EUABAKAH), Sector-Specific Net-Zero Pathways & Benchmarking (hard-to-abate methodologies) (EUABAKAI), Climate Policy, Governance & NDC Support (BPADALAA)

Keywords

  • Climate policy research
  • Decarbonization modeling
  • Net zero roadmaps
  • Industrial transition advisory
  • Blue carbon governance

Where Climateworks Centre is headquartered

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Docklands
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Australia
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Oceania

Offices1 record

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B2B
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Services
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Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D

Revenue model

  1. Philanthropic/Grant Funding: Climateworks Centre operates as a non-profit climate policy center funded primarily through philanthropic partnerships. The organization receives support from philanthropic partners to conduct climate research, publish reports, and convene stakeholder dialogues.

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels5 records

Climateworks Centre product offering

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Core offering

Climateworks Centre is a non-profit climate policy research organization that produces decarbonization pathway analyses, net zero industrial precinct roadmaps, blue carbon governance research, and policy frameworks for governments, businesses, and industrial regions across Australia and Southeast Asia. It delivers its work through open-access research reports, expert convenings (such as the Ocean Climate Dialogue), webinars, and direct collaborations with government agencies and academic institutions. All outputs are distributed free of charge as part of its philanthropic mission.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Industrial Decarbonization Pathway Reports
  • Net Zero Industrial Precinct Roadmaps
  • Ocean Climate Dialogues and Convenings
  • Climate Transition Webinars for Businesses

Quantifiable outcome

  • Industrial emissions cut by nearly two-thirds (64%) by 2040 in Gladstone through low-carbon alternatives
  • +5 more outcomes

Companies that use Climateworks Centre

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Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

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Climateworks Centre partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Five partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • Indonesia's Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries (MMAF)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 23 February 2026MMAF co-convened the Ocean Climate Dialogue 2026 with Climateworks Centre in Jakarta, marking the first milestone leading to the Ocean Impact Summit in Bali. This partnership focuses on advancing blue carbon governance and integrating ocean-based mitigation actions into Indonesia's climate strategy, bridging science, policy, and finance.
  • The Conversation IndonesiaminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 23 February 2026Collaborated with Climateworks Centre and MMAF to organize the Ocean Climate Dialogue 2026, providing media and communication support for the event focused on blue carbon governance.
  • Net Zero AcademycoreGTM or Marketing Partner · 23 February 2026Co-presents the 'Net zero trends for businesses in 2026' webinar with Climateworks Centre experts, focusing on geopolitical and policy shifts, mandatory climate reporting, and workforce capability needs for Australian businesses.
  • Monash UniversitycoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 29 July 2025Climateworks Centre is part of Monash University, collaborating on climate research and policy initiatives including the Ho Chi Minh City industrial transformation roadmap with the Ho Chi Minh Institute for Development Studies.
  • Ho Chi Minh Institute for Development StudiescoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 29 July 2025Partnered with Monash University's Climateworks Centre to launch a consultation on transforming Ho Chi Minh City's major industrial zones into net zero industrial precincts, covering five zones accounting for over 70% of the city's industrial energy use.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Climateworks Centre competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Broad incumbents

  • South Pole Group: Large global climate solutions provider offering decarbonization strategy, climate finance, and carbon project development services commercially. Comparable because of overlapping scope (corporate decarbonization, climate finance strategy) though South Pole operates a commercial services model rather than grant-funded.
  • World Resources Institute (WRI): Global research organization producing environmental and climate policy analysis including GHG Protocol, CAIT, and climate policy benchmarking. Comparable on climate policy research and GHG accounting scope, though WRI operates globally and at substantially larger scale.
  • Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP): Global non-profit running the dominant environmental disclosure platform for corporates and cities. Comparable scope on climate disclosure/reporting advisory, though at much larger global scale and with a data-platform business model rather than a research-and-convening model.
  • Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI): Independent non-profit energy and climate research organization producing decarbonization analysis and convening across regions. Comparable as a deeply technical climate/energy research non-profit producing pathways and policy work, though at significantly larger global scale.

Direct peers

  • Climate Analytics: Independent climate science and policy institute producing Paris Agreement-aligned decarbonization pathway analysis. Highly comparable as a science-based non-profit producing 1.5°C-aligned decarbonization modeling and policy advice, with similar policy-advisory distribution model.
  • The Climate Group: International non-profit working with subnational governments and businesses on climate policy and net-zero pathways, including the Under2 Coalition and State and Regions networks. Comparable because both organizations convene governments and produce decarbonization pathway work across multiple geographies.
  • Pembina Institute: Canadian non-profit think tank producing energy and climate policy research with a focus on industrial decarbonization and clean economy transition. Comparable as a non-profit producing sector-specific decarbonization research and policy advisory, though focused on the Canadian market.
  • Climate Council: Australian climate communications and policy nonprofit focused on climate science communication and policy advocacy. Closely comparable to Climateworks as a non-profit, Australia-based climate policy and communications organization, though Climate Council is more communications-heavy while Climateworks is more technical/policy-advisory.
  • Beyond Zero Emissions: Australian climate solutions non-profit producing sector-specific decarbonization research and roadmaps. Closely comparable as an Australian non-profit producing open-access, sector-level decarbonization pathway research for industrial and energy systems.

Regional players

  • Climate Change Authority (Australia): Australian statutory body providing independent advice to government on climate change policy, including emissions targets and progress. Comparable as an Australian climate policy advisory institution, though government-mandated rather than philanthropic, and operates nationally rather than regionally across Southeast Asia.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

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Frequently asked questions about Climateworks Centre

What does Climateworks Centre do?

Climateworks Centre is a non-profit climate policy research organization that produces decarbonization pathway analyses, net zero industrial precinct roadmaps, blue carbon governance research, and policy frameworks for governments, businesses, and industrial regions across Australia and Southeast Asia. It delivers its work through open-access research reports, expert convenings (such as the Ocean Climate Dialogue), webinars, and direct collaborations with government agencies and academic institutions. All outputs are distributed free of charge as part of its philanthropic mission.

Is Climateworks Centre a public or private company?

Climateworks Centre is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Climateworks Centre founded?

Climateworks Centre was founded in 2006. It employs 101 to 250 people.

Where is Climateworks Centre based?

Climateworks Centre is headquartered in Docklands, Australia, in the Oceania region.

How does Climateworks Centre make money?

One revenue line is on record: philanthropic/Grant Funding.

Who are Climateworks Centre's main competitors?

Broad incumbents on record are South Pole Group, World Resources Institute (WRI), Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) and Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI). Direct peers are Climate Analytics, The Climate Group, Pembina Institute, Climate Council and Beyond Zero Emissions. Climate Change Authority (Australia) is listed as a regional player.

Does Climateworks Centre have an API?

No public API is recorded for Climateworks Centre.

What industry is Climateworks Centre in?

Climateworks Centre's product category is Climate Policy Research and Advisory. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EUAHAJAC, GHG Accounting & Net-Zero/Decarbonization Planning (Scopes 1–3), with a secondary code of EUABAKAC, Decarbonization Strategy & Marginal Abatement Cost Curve (MACC) Advisory. Its NAICS code is 54162.

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Mirage NewsAustralia Can Decarbonize Industry, Protect Nature: ReportA Monash University Climateworks Centre report finds Australia can electrify industry and protect nature through integrated energy planning. Using Gladstone as a case study, it shows Queensland can protect top 25% biodiversity areas with only 1% higher system costs, while landholders gain $1.2 billion from generation and $300 million from transmission hosting by 2050.EIN PresswireIndustrial transition will be a new avenue for mobilising finance for Viet NamOn 10 July, Monash University's Climateworks Centre and HIDS held a workshop in Ho Chi Minh City to advance industrial transition in Vietnam. The analysis finds a structural finance gap due to fragmented demand and high preparation costs, with industrial clusters seen as the solution. Phase 2 aims to develop investment-readiness projects and scale the framework nationwide.Mirage NewsBetter Insulation Slashes Energy Costs for Homes, GridAustralian households face mounting financial pressure from rising energy costs, and better home insulation is emerging as one of the most practical solutions to curb demand while lowering bills. Research from the Climateworks Centre shows thermal upgrades can reduce peak energy demand in detached houses by up to 77%, while state-based programs and the new Home Energy Rating scheme expanding to established homes aim to upgrade around three million residences to meet national emissions targets. Experts argue insulation functions as essential infrastructure for a low-emissions future, helping prevent unnecessary investment in electricity generation and distribution infrastructure.EIN PresswireSupporting Indonesia’s leadership on ocean–climate on the global stageClimateworks' SEAFOAM program helped Indonesia integrate ocean-based mitigation into its NDC, with a 2023 report and 2025 follow-up. Indonesia submitted its second NDC and joined the Blue NDC Challenge at COP30. The program was nominated for the 2025 Earthshot Prize.EIN PresswirePowering a new industrial era across Australia, Indonesia and Viet NamClimateworks Centre expanded its place-based industrial decarbonisation work, informing policy shifts in Australia, securing government endorsement in Indonesia, and developing Viet Nam's first roadmap for decarbonising key industrial zones. In Australia, its research informed the A$5 billion investment into industrial decarbonisation, while Indonesia's work led to a Memorandum of Understanding, and Viet Nam's roadmap was presented at a workshop attended by over 60 leaders.EIN PresswireEmpowering better decisions for climate and natureClimateworks Centre released the Natural Capital Measurement Catalogue in 2023 and its LUTO2 model, which are used by industries and governments. In 2025, Australia's cotton industry and Victorian land managers applied these tools, and the Centre is developing new land-use planning approaches.ClimateworkscentreOcean Climate Dialogue focuses on advancing effective blue carbon governanceThe Ocean Climate Dialogue 2026 was held in Jakarta, Indonesia as the first milestone leading to the Ocean Impact Summit scheduled for June in Bali, convening experts, policymakers, and stakeholders to advance blue carbon governance. The event was convened by Climateworks Centre and Indonesia's Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries (MMAF) in collaboration with The Conversation Indonesia, following the release of Climateworks' report on integrating ocean-based mitigation actions into Indonesia's climate strategy. Panel discussions focused on bridging science, policy, and finance to scale blue carbon for Indonesia's climate transition and blue economy.EIN PresswireNet zero trends for businesses in 2026A free online webinar titled 'Net zero trends for businesses in 2026' is being co-presented by Climateworks Centre and the Net Zero Academy, scheduled for March 3, 2036 at 2pm AEDT. The event will feature Climateworks Centre experts discussing geopolitical and policy shifts, mandatory climate reporting requirements, and workforce capability needs for Australian businesses. The session aims to equip organisations with practical insights for building resilience in the net zero transition.EIN PresswireClimateworks Centre and friends farewell founding Chair, John Thwaites AMThe article reports the farewell of Professor John Thwaites AM as Chair of Climateworks Centre after 16 years, with the organization celebrating his leadership and achievements. Climateworks has grown significantly under his tenure, influencing climate policy and expanding into Southeast Asia.ClimateworkscentreTurning the tide with Indonesia’s ocean economyClimateworks Centre hosted an online webinar on December 2, 2025, exploring how Indonesia's ocean (blue) economy can support climate action and sustainable economic growth, coinciding with Indonesia's release of its second Nationally Determined Contribution. The panel of experts discussed practical recommendations across governance, finance, and regional collaboration to reposition the ocean as a key driver of climate strategy in Southeast Asia. The discussion targeted policymakers and practitioners interested in ocean-based climate mitigation and the ocean-climate nexus.