Our communities haven’t been centred nearly enough in the energy transition and this is a moment to do it differently. When really genuine engagement and consent of First Nations communities is done well, the projects actually look considerably different.

abc.net.au/listen/program…

Community benefits from renewables can be locked in through local content requirements reneweconomy.com.au/community-bene…

For those interested, DCCEEW have published the submissions to the #FirstNations #CleanEnergy Strategy.
90 submissions made. There are 68 published responses on the website & 22 were confidential
app.converlens.com/climate-au/fir…

We're thrilled to announce the preliminary program for our First Nations Clean Energy Symposium is now LIVE!

Register today!! fncen.eventsair.com/cmspreview/fir…

National Native Title Council Indigenous Land and Sea Corporation #auspol #aboriginal #indigenous #firstnations #torresstraitislander #energy

Early bird registration for our First Nations Clean Energy Symposium closes this week!

Secure your spot at the early bird rate before it expires on 31 March.

Click the link to register fncen.eventsair.com/first-nations-…

#firstnations #aboriginal #torresstraitislander #indigenous #energy

Early bird registration for our First Nations Clean Energy Symposium closes this week!

Secure your spot at the early bird rate before it expires on 31 March.

Click the link to register fncen.eventsair.com/first-nations-…

#firstnations #aboriginal #torresstraitislander #indigenous #energy

An important report by
ACOSS and First Nations Clean Energy Network
Climate change will worsen hot conditions including #heatwaves – we need to ensure social and financial disadvantage doesn't put people's lives at greater risk. #auspol

Research conducted by ACOSS in partnership with First Nations Clean Energy Network has found people experiencing financial and social disadvantage are struggling to keep their homes cool and becoming seriously unwell from the heat Read the full report here: acoss.org.au/wp-content/upl…

Research conducted by ACOSS in partnership with First Nations Clean Energy Network has found people experiencing financial and social disadvantage are struggling to keep their homes cool and becoming seriously unwell from the heat Read the full report here: acoss.org.au/wp-content/upl…

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 @acoss & First Nations Clean Energy Network for this work, further points to significant issues for PwD which must be addressed Anthony Albanese Tanya Plibersek Senator Jonno Duniam Peter Dutton Michael Sukkar Julie Collins

Important work conducted by ACOSS & First Nations Clean Energy Network 👏👏

Some highlights:
🥵 80% said their homes get too hot
💤 94% had difficulty sleeping due to heat
🌡️ 80% said high temperatures at home made them unwell (94% of First Nations respondents)

#ClimateHealth 👇👇

'Like many First Nations communities, we want to generate the majority of our own electricity through sustainable sources. We're building a microgrid for the whole community using solar and battery power. The launch is scheduled for April.'

via National Indigenous Times
nit.com.au/29-02-2024/100…

The First Nations Clean Energy Network has launched a new clean energy toolkit for First Nations people and communities wanting to develop a clean energy project in their homes and communities.

Over 100 people attended our online launch today!

firstnationscleanenergy.org.au/we_ve_launched…

A new guide has been written for the renewable energy industry to better engage with First Nations groups.

Access it here assets.cleanenergycouncil.org.au/documents/reso…

via Renew Economy
reneweconomy.com.au/new-guide-to-h…

The rights, interests and aspirations of First Nations peoples must be front and centre to achieve a just clean energy transformation, minimising risks, costs and delays for clean energy projects.

This new guide for developers can assist make that happen

assets.cleanenergycouncil.org.au/documents/reso…

Traditional Owners are calling for clear pathways to include Indigenous communities in the clean energy sector. So, so are we.

'We're here to ask government to do the right thing, my people need this energy project,' says Elder Kathleen Walker from Wujal Wujal.

Advocates are calling for clear pathways to include Indigenous communities in the clean energy sector.

Congrats to Clean Energy Council for launching the 'first ever comprehensive national guide on meaningful engagement, consent, participation and benefit-sharing with First Nations people on renewable energy projects.' Based on First Nations Clean Energy Network principles 👍cleanenergycouncil.org.au/news/first-nat…

We're here to ask government to do the right thing - my people need this renewable energy project.

That’s Elder Kathleen Walker talking from Wujal Wujal.

sbs.com.au/nitv/article/w…