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PowerMakers 2026

Our fourth First Nations PowerMakers program is taking place 27–29 October 2026 in Mulubinba (Newcastle, NSW).

 

Expressions of Interest are now closed

 

Since launching in 2023, PowerMakers has become Australia's leading First Nations clean energy leadership program, with almost 100 First Nations leaders completing the program and joining a growing national network of individuals working to improve the outcomes for our communities.

 

Watch the PowerMakers 2025 Highlight video

 

PowerMakers is designed by and for First Nations people. It's a hands-on program that builds the knowledge, skills and confidence to help communities lead, participate in and benefit from clean energy projects on Country.

You'll learn from First Nations leaders and industry experts from Australia and Canada while connecting with other emerging leaders from across the country.

Whether you're interested in community energy, renewable energy development, advocacy, negotiations or creating economic opportunities for your community, PowerMakers will give you the practical tools and connections to help make it happen.

 

During PowerMakers you'll learn about:

  • Clean energy and how projects are developed
  • Community energy planning
  • Business and economic opportunities
  • Project financing and ownership models
  • Negotiation and advocacy skills
  • Cultural governance and First Nations leadership

As a PowerMaker you'll:

  • Build your knowledge of clean energy
  • Develop practical leadership skills
  • Learn how to negotiate and create stronger outcomes for your community
  • Connect with First Nations leaders and industry experts
  • Join a national network of almost 100 PowerMakers alumni

 

PowerMakers is open to First Nations members of the First Nations Clean Energy Network. If you're not yet a member, you can join for free here.

If you have any questions, please reach out to [email protected]