Pages tagged "Karrina Nolan"
First Nations communities need clean energy security
One of the themes at the 26th World Energy Congress in Rotterdam from 22-25 April 2024 will be clean energy security for First Nations communities.
Read moreEmbedding FPIC in the Future Made in Australia Act
As the Australian Government prepares to introduce its Future Made in Australia Act, the First Nations Clean Energy Network is urging Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to ensure the legislation includes and empowers First Nations peoples.
Read moreWe made the 100 Green Power Players List!
Our co-Chair Karrina Nolan was announced as one of Australia's significant Green Power Players today.
Read moreCo-Chair of Network receives major award
The co-Chair of the First Nations Clean Energy Network, Karrina Nolan has received the Australian Geographic Society Award for 'Conservationist of the Year'.
Read moreEnergy Minister Chris Bowen talks with First Nations Clean Energy Network
The First Nations Clean Energy Network has been at the forefront of getting First Nations people involved in the energy revolution and to ensure that they will be part of the new energy industry into the future.
Read moreFirst Nations Australian and Canadian energy leaders head to Canberra to secure Australian government’s commitment to partnering with First Nations in the clean energy transition
First Nations leaders from Australia and Canada are meeting with the Federal Minister for Climate Change and Energy Chris Bowen on 17th October and Members of Parliament and over 40 clean energy leaders on the 18th to share Canada’s experience and learnings to successfully ensure First Nations partner in Australia’s energy transition.
Read moreFirst Nations Clean Energy Network wins national award
We're proud to have received the 2023 Clean Energy Council 'First Nations Engagement and Participation' Award for demonstrating outstanding positive community engagement with First Nations communities.
Read moreNegotiations for Traditional Owners webinar
We just held a webinar on 'Negotiations for Traditional Owners'. The key takeout? Clean energy project negotiations can be complex!
Read moreThis is a critical moment for us to work together and to do things differently
Australia's energy transition will require access to large areas of land, waters and seas to accommodate thousands of kilometres of new transmission lines for storage and generation projects, and access to critical minerals.
Eight simple steps to attract investment and build First Nations engagement in Australia’s clean energy transformation
Governments in the United States and Canada have already realised that establishing the right partnerships with First Nations in the clean energy transition is an investment decision.
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