Pages tagged "benefit sharing"
Reduced risk, cost and delay: New report spells out investor benefits of First Nations participation in clean energy projects
New research shows investor backing of First Nations participation in clean energy projects offers mutual benefit for investors and First Nations groups and reduces project risk, cost and delay.
Read moreMaking sure First Nations aren’t left behind in the Kimberley’s clean energy transition: AAP
Renewables are a great vehicle to create financial security. First Nations communities can then pick which way the benefits go.
Read moreShared benefits in clean energy projects can build community support: The Conversation
'Renewable projects can help by leaving a legacy of infrastructure and programs to make life better in the bush. Shared equity schemes go even further.'
Read moreQREC toolkit launched with strong signal to First Nations
The Queensland Renewable Energy Council launched its 'Queensland Renewable Energy Developer and Investor Toolkit' in May 2025.
Read moreRenewable energy and negotiating co-benefit sharing
Chris Croker shares his knowledge on economic negotiations and benefit sharing based on his experience as an investment partner primarily engaged in renewable projects specifically designed to improve the affordability and reliability of electricity in communities. Chris is also a steering group member of the First Nations Clean Energy Network.