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Join our First Nations Clean Energy Symposium 2024
April 18, 2024
Have you registered yet to attend the First Nations Clean Energy Symposium on 8-9 May 2024 in Tarntanya (so-called Adelaide)?
Read MoreEmbedding FPIC in the Future Made in Australia Act
April 17, 2024
As the Australian Government prepares to introduce its Future Made in Australia Act, the First Nations Clean Energy Network is urging Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to ensure the legislation includes and empowers First Nations peoples.
Read MoreThe “Future Made in Australia Act” must include First Nations
April 11, 2024
The “Future Made in Australia Act” provides an unmissable opportunity to embed First Nations outcomes.
Read MoreAmplifying the success of First Nations and renewable energy projects
April 11, 2024
Globally, there is a growing body of success stories of First Nations peoples pursuing and developing renewable energy projects. These include projects that are fully Indigenous-owned, co-owned with a third party, or have a licensing and benefit-sharing agreement in place.
Read MoreFirst Nations Clean Energy Strategy consultation submissions published
April 10, 2024
The Federal government's First Nations Clean Energy Strategy 'Consultation Paper' received 90 submissions which are now published on their website.
Read MoreEarly bird registration for our First Nations Clean Energy Symposium closes this week
March 25, 2024
The First Nations Clean Energy Network, National Native Title Council, and Indigenous Land and Sea Corporation are very pleased to invite you to the First Nations Clean Energy Symposium on 8-9 May 2024 in Tarntanya (Adelaide).
Read MoreMapping country from space
March 20, 2024
Ngadju traditional custodian Leslie Schultz - a Steering Group member of the First Nations Clean Energy Network - has spent much of the past year travelling the world sounding the alarm about climate change.
Read MoreFirst Nations community solving long standing energy security problems with clean energy projects
March 19, 2024
The community of Marlinja in the Northern Territory is developing a microgrid. The 100kw solar array and 136kWh battery will be connected at the end of April.
Read MoreCoalition of clean energy stakeholders call for “measured and considered” local content in renewable energy projects
March 18, 2024
Experience in other countries, such as Canada for example, has demonstrated that First Nations consent, participation, inclusion, ownership and equity can safeguard projects.
Read MoreFunding and grants closing soon
March 15, 2024
We’re tracking grants and funding opportunities available to assist First Nations households, communities and businesses transition to clean energy solutions in each State and Territory and Australia-wide. There’s a few closing soon so get in quick!
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