Pages tagged "Heidi Norman"
First Nations peoples key to Australia’s clean energy revolution: The Conversation
Australia is on the cusp of a once-in-a-generation transformation, as our energy systems shift to clean, renewable forms of power. First Nations peoples, the original custodians of this land, must be central to – and benefit from – this transition.
Read moreSetting our own protocols for engagement, consultation and approvals
What does it look like when First Nations groups call the shots?
Through designing early engagement and negotiation protocols for government and industry to follow, this session explores what different nations are doing to flip the narrative and set the standard.
SPEAKERS: Daniel Miller, Barengi Gadjin, Daryle Rigney, Jason Bilney, Sonja Dare, Heidi Norman (Facilitator)
The risks and opportunities for First Nation Australians from renewable energy: Actuaries Digital
The challenge is not missing the opportunity and letting Australia’s rapid energy transition be another wave of dispossession for First Nations people.
Read moreEnergy security in a changing climate
The impacts of extreme heat, flooding, cyclones and drought is adding to the health and economic pressures and energy insecurity experienced by First Nations families and communities.
Clean renewable energy is a huge opportunity and if done right, may address many of these issues.
This session asks, how can we self-determine and secure our energy future in a changing climate?
SPEAKERS: Heidi Norman, Leslie Schultz, Vanessa Napaltjarri Davis, Vonda Moar Malone, Graeme Gardner (Facilitator)
Symposium highlights First Nations insights in transition to net zero: The Wire
The First Nations Clean Energy Symposium in Adelaide gave insight on how clean energy can both support First Nations communities and be informed by Indigenous perspectives.
Read moreNew South Wales policy overview: First Nations and clean energy
The energy transformation in New South Wales has included a range of initiatives for First Nations people.
Read moreEngineering an energy transition: Victoria's First Peoples and its energy policies
A new report finds the energy transformation in Victoria includes a range of Victorian government First Nations initiatives.
Advancing Aboriginal Interests in the New South Wales Renewable Energy Transition
As the NSW Government steers the transition of the economy to renewable energy there is a unique opportunity for Aboriginal communities and their economic and land interests and aspirations to be advanced. The renewable energy transition in NSW presents an opportunity for Aboriginal landholders in NSW to participate in new economies, address energy security and poverty, derive benefits including collective wealth generation and capacity-building, and for Aboriginal values and aspirations to be built into the foundation and long-term operation of renewable energy projects.