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PowerMakers is a wrap!

After a busy five days, the First Nations Clean Energy Network’s PowerMakers 2024 program has completed.

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Nearly 40 First Nations people in Perth for PowerMakers: Ngaarda Media

In an exciting step forward for renewable energy, nearly 40 First Nations people are in Perth for the First Nations Clean Energy Networks second clean energy training program taking place until 8 November 2024.

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PowerMakers: First Nations leaders take intensive renewable energy training course

Significant renewable energy resources will be needed to power Australia’s energy transition, all of which need consent from Traditional Owners.

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Shaping our clean energy futures: PowerMakers

37 First Nations people from across Australia have been selected from over 100 applicants to attend the First Nations Clean Energy Network’s second PowerMakers program for emerging First Nations leaders in the clean energy transition, from 4-8 November 2024 in Walyalup (Fremantle), Western Australia.

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PowerMakers 2024 ready to roll!

A big *congratulations* to 35 First Nations people selected for our PowerMakers 2024 capacity building program, being held in Walyalup (Fremantle) from 4-8 November 2024.

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Last chance! Submit your Expression of Interest for PowerMakers 2024 today!

We're inviting you to be part of PowerMakers, a program created to empower First Nations leaders' own clean energy solutions within our communities and on Country.

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Last chance to register! PowerMakers webinar

You’re invited to our PowerMakers webinar which will provide key information to help our First Nations members decide whether to participate in PowerMakers 2024.

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Apply for PowerMakers 2024

Building on the success of PowerMakers 2023, we're excited to bring PowerMakers 2024 to Walyalup (Fremantle) from Monday 4 November to Friday 8 November 2024.

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Elevating our leaders! PowerMakers and the First Nations Clean Energy Network

When Traditional Owners and communities are engaged as genuine partners, projects develop faster, creating better value for investors and decreasing risk. First Nations leadership, ownership, jobs, business opportunities and critically, protection of valuable cultural heritage and the environment, are key to good outcomes.

Building the capacity of our leaders to equitably participate is one of the key platforms of the First Nations Clean Energy Network.

Our inaugural PowerMakers capacity building program in 2023 with 32 determined First Nations leaders explored the energy landscape, and the necessary tools for bringing renewable energy projects to life, maximising benefits for community, building strong partnerships, mastering negotiation, and mapping project financing with equity in mind.

With PowerMakers #2 scheduled for later this year, we ask our PowerMakers '23 cohort what they got out of the program, how have they applied what they learnt, and what the next PowerMakers cohort should expect?


SPEAKERS: Neil Purcell, Donna Krause, Cameron Smith, Desmond Mongoo, Gudju Gudju, Keicha Day (Facilitator)

 

 


PowerMakers alumni kicking goals

One PowerMaker is presenting at a conference in Perth today, and two others are co-facilitating hydrogen information sessions for target First Nations communities over the next couple of months, highlighting the personal development and leadership opportunities in attending the Network’s PowerMakers capacity building program.

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