The First Nations Clean Energy Network is proud to invite you to our 5th birthday First Nations Clean Energy Symposium.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for the Victoria First Nations Clean Energy Gathering on Dja Dja Wurrung djandak.

First Nations, industry and government are invited to an inspiring webinar showcasing what's possible when First Nations communities lead their own energy future.

Bringing in those with experience and doing the work can set foundations for what the future looks like in First Nations clean energy solutions, according to Wiradjuri woman Tegan Miller.

A First Nations-led gathering on Dja Dja Wurrung djandak (Country) today will share deep learnings on negotiation strategies, getting strong agreements, and the risks and benefits of pursuing equity participation and co-ownership in clean energy project development in Victoria.

The power of community-led solutions was on display in Broome at the Kimberley Aboriginal Clean Energy Forum last week, an event hosted by Aarnja in partnership with the First Nations Clean Energy Network and the Nulungu Research Institute.

The First Nations Clean Energy Network is hosting an energy gathering for First Nations community members living in Victoria on Tuesday 31 March 2026.

The program is now live for an upcoming First Nations-led forum to ensure First Nations people, communities and businesses don’t get left behind in the Kimberley's accelerated clean energy transition.

First Nations in the Kimberley region are invited to a forum bringing together Traditional Owners, community leaders and clean energy partners from across the Kimberley region to set the direction for a First Nations-led clean energy future.

With only 50 tickets left, move fast and grab your spot for this year’s First Nations Clean Energy Symposium.