Our mission
Australia has many unique qualities when it comes to developing new and exciting energy technologies and decarbonising our economies and societies.
At Swinburne we are committed to energy transition through our future-focused research, which links science, technology, and innovation, to humanity. This allows us to deliver renewable, sustainable, and efficient solutions– enabling a brighter future for all. We have a university-wide research program that partners with leading multinational industries to more sustainably source the materials for this future with a focus on Energy Transition Metals and Supply Chain Decarbonisation.
Through our deep partnerships with academia, industry and government, Swinburne aspires to be a global leader in advancing energy transition and sustainable industries. We also believe in leading by example, though our own Net Zero 2025 Pathway commitment.
Our research capabilities
Our research brings together sustainable materials, clean energy and hydrogen, the circular economy, and smart energy management, with social sciences and humanities, contributing to the creation of a sustainable future.
Renewable energy sources
Community smart grids
Energy network digital twins
E-transportation
Electrification and decarbonisation
Energy education
Our program
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Energy transition metals
Developing the future of the safe production and use of metals critical to transitioning to a green economy.
Our partnerships
- AEMO
- AIRAH
- Ambri Co.
- ARENA
- Bendigo
- Brightcell Energy Pty Ltd.
- CitiPower / PowerCor
- City of Melbourne
- CSIRO
- DWELP
- EcoGen Technologies
- Edge Electrons
- Factory of the Future
- FESTO
- Gannawarra Shire Council
- Haemograph
- Iberdrola
- IGTS Pty Ltd.
- LabVolt
- McLean Care
- Melbourne Water
- Net Zero Stack
- PEARL
- Powerledger
- PREDIQ Pty Ltd.
- Sebstainable
- Siemens
- Surf Coast Shire
- Ventia
- Victoria State Government
- Victorian Hydrogen Hub
- Wyndham city
- Yarra Energy Foundation
- CADET-VR Lab, Deakin University
- Coventry University
- Delft University of Technology
- Monash University
- RMIT University
- University of Bedfordshire
- University of Malaya
- University of Melbourne
- Victoria University
Our study options
Together with world-class infrastructure and globally renowned researchers, Swinburne provides a comprehensive suite of educational and training options, equipping organisations and individuals with the essential skills and knowledge.
Postgraduate degrees
Did you know?
All Swinburne engineering degrees are professionally accredited by Engineering Australia and the Australian Computer Society.
Short courses
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Industrial Training Course – PSS®E Module 1
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Industrial Training Course – PSS®E Module 2
Keep exploring energy transition
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Siemens Swinburne Energy Transition Hub
We are driven by a singular objective: harnessing the power of cutting-edge research to pioneer innovative solutions for the pressing energy challenges of today through a unique fusion of technological expertise and academic excellence.
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Victorian Hydrogen Hub
In partnership with CSIRO and ARENA 2036, Swinburne’s Victorian Hydrogen Hub brings together the community to support sustainable manufacturing practices.
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Supply chain decarbonisation
This research project reviews and analyses the stages required to decarbonise Australia’s freight transport fleet.
Our latest news
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Swinburne partners with Scope3 on world-first logistics emissions project
- Sustainability
Swinburne and Scope3 are developing a system to collect and report real-time greenhouse gas emissions in the transport and logistics supply chain.Monday 27 April 2020 -
Swinburne steps closer to a sustainable future
- Sustainability
Swinburne has installed an in-vessel composter that converts waste into compost within 24 hours.Friday 06 May 2016 -
Policy uncertainty continues to hamper carbon emissions management
- Business
Uncertainty on policy continues to get in the way of managing carbon emissions, says Dr Kumarasiri.Monday 14 November 2016 -
An innovative solution to satisfy Melbourne’s housing demand
- Sustainability
Professor Peter Newton believes long-established residential areas could help satisfy Melbourne’s housing demand.Thursday 25 August 2016 -
Congratulations to our Swinburne Olympians
- University
Six students studying at Swinburne competed in the 2016 Rio Olympic Games.Tuesday 06 September 2016
Collaborate with us
Be part of groundbreaking research, access state-of-the-art facilities, and contribute to real-world projects that drive positive change. Send your enquiries to research@swinburne.edu.au