NEWS AND HIGHLIGHTS
Perth | Friday 17 November 2023
NEWS AND HIGHLIGHTS
Perth | Friday 17 November 2023
What lies ahead for Western Australia: unpacking the energy transition
In partnership with the Western Australian Government, CEDA hosted an outstanding line up of innovative thinkers,
policy makers and industry leaders to discuss the opportunities for WA in the global energy transition.
"There is nothing more important
to Australia's economic future than
the energy transition and the
opportunities for diversification
that that transition presents to
all of us"
CEDA CEO, MELINDA CILENTO
"There is nothing more important
to Australia's economic future than
the energy transition and the
opportunities for diversification
that that transition presents to
all of us"
CEDA CEO, MELINDA CILENTO
What we discussed
Vision for a Sustainable WA
Energy infrastructure
Green energy skills
Social license
Financing the energy transition
Vision for a Sustainable WA
Energy infrastructure
Green energy skills
Social license
Financing the energy transition
"I’m also pleased to announce today another
initiative to support renewable uptake in the state –
With a joint Albanese/ Cook Government
partnership to deliver cheaper, cleaner solar for
up to 2000 regional and remote households
in Western Australia.
This is a $19.9 million partnership towards the
WA Government’s Kimberley Communities
Solar Saver program."
FEDERAL MINISTER, THE HON. CHRIS BOWEN
"I’m also pleased to announce today another
initiative to support renewable uptake in the state –
With a joint Albanese/ Cook Government
partnership to deliver cheaper, cleaner solar for
up to 2000 regional and remote households
in Western Australia.
This is a $19.9 million partnership towards the
WA Government’s Kimberley Communities
Solar Saver program."
FEDERAL MINISTER, THE HON. CHRIS BOWEN
"Seizing these opportunities is
important not only to meet Australia’s
commitment to net zero emissions by
2050, but also for the economic
diversification of the State, which
until now has chiefly relied on
exports of our big two
resources: iron ore and
liquefied natural gas."
CEDA CHIEF ECONOMIST, CASSANDRA WINZAR
"Seizing these opportunities is
important not only to meet Australia’s
commitment to net zero emissions by
2050, but also for the economic
diversification of the State, which
until now has chiefly relied on
exports of our big two
resources: iron ore and
liquefied natural gas."
CEDA CHIEF ECONOMIST, CASSANDRA WINZAR
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