Climate Change Activity Statement

Tasmania’s Climate Change Activity Statement 2025 was released in March 2026.

The statement is a summary of the Tasmanian Government’s action on climate change over the financial year 2024-25. It summarises how we have delivered the actions in Tasmania’s Climate Change Action Plan 2023-25

Achievements

As at 30 June 2025, of the plan’s 98 actions, 16 were complete, five were nearing completion, 42 actions were in progress and 34 were ongoing.

In line with our legislation, the government released emissions reduction and resilience plans for six Tasmanian sectors in late 2024. We also released an overarching roadmap, which links together the plans and Tasmania’s first statewide climate change risk assessment.

The plans and roadmap will help Tasmania reduce emissions, as well as support our businesses and industries in the transition to a low emissions economy and build resilience to climate‑related risks.

Other key achievements:

Providing financial support to help Tasmanians transition to electric transport. The Deliver-e program provided $220,000 in rebates to 19 Tasmanian small businesses for 34 cargo e-bikes and seven battery electric delivery vans. Over 300 rebates of $2,000 have also been provided for Tasmanians to purchase battery electric vehicles over the life of the electric vehicle program.
Supporting 21 new community-led projects with grants of $2,000 to $20,000 to take local climate change action across the state.
Awarding grant funding of $442,000 to farmers to integrate trees into their agricultural operations. The Private Forests Tasmania Stems for CO2 project will support 273 hectares of commercial trees to be planted.
Progressing the latest four-yearly statutory independent review of Tasmania’s climate change legislation