Rebecca (Bec) is a proud Birpai woman with over two decades of experience leading transformational change and complex systems reform across government, industry, higher education, and First Nations communities. As a senior executive leader and strategic adviser, Bec is nationally recognised for leadership in cultural heritage governance, environmental protection, and the clean energy transition. She specialises in designing strategy, policy, and partnership frameworks that embed First Nations knowledge systems into Australia’s environment, energy, and infrastructure sectors. 

One PowerMaker is presenting at a conference in Perth today, and two others are co-facilitating hydrogen information sessions for target First Nations communities over the next couple of months, highlighting the personal development and leadership opportunities in attending the Network’s PowerMakers capacity building program.

First Nations communities impacted by six potential new hydrogen projects in Australia have the opportunity to participate in a targeted information sharing workshop to find out what’s happening, the likely impacts, and how First Nations rights and interests may be exercised.

The First Nations Clean Energy Network is looking at the potential risks and opportunities for First Nations from proposed hydrogen projects in Western Australia, New South Wales, Queensland and Tasmania.