We're excited to be hosting a webinar today for MOB ONLY talking about the government's development of the First Nations Clean Energy Strategy.

The federal government has moved the submission date for responses to its First Nations Clean Energy Strategy consultation paper.

The next roundtable feeding into the design of the government's First Nations Clean Energy Strategy is being held on 7 - 8 November in Wollongong, NSW.

“We want energy security for First Nations backed up by government funding commitments – grants, loans, guarantees. We want capacity for our Traditional Owner entities, to keep up with the job demand so we can fill those jobs."

The First Nations Clean Energy Network recently participated in a workshop reviewing how Australia could achieve a more coherent energy transition. A number of recommendations came out of it.

The next roundtable in the development of the First Nations Clean Energy Strategy is being held in Geelong, Victoria on 27-28 November 2024.

A two-day roundtable feeding into the development of the First Nations Clean Energy Strategy begins in Fremantle, Western Australia today. 

South Australia is a global leader in renewable energy. Driven by high quality wind resources and rooftop solar in a smaller electricity market, renewable energy supplies around 70% of SA's electricity consumption. SA has one of the highest market shares for renewable energy in the world and has a target for 100% renewable energy by 2030. 

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Thanks to Neoen for the image of the 150 MW Hornsdale Power Reserve

While there are still further discussions to be had with ACT First Nations residents, there were a number of key learnings from the two-day ACT roundtable held on 23-24 August 2023.

Over 100 First Nations leaders and industry and government representatives are registered to attend the fourth roundtable in the co-design of the inaugural First Nations Clean Energy Strategy in Cairns, Queensland on 28-29 August 2023.