Overview
Australia’s clean energy transition and growth of the clean technology manufacturing sector is a historic opportunity to place First Nations leadership and partnership at the centre of a national industrial and economic transformation.
Over the past eight months, Powering Australia, in collaboration with Cyan, Deloitte and First Nations stakeholders, have developed a sector competitiveness plan for First Nations in the clean-tech manufacturing sector.
The Horizon 2035: First Nations as critical partners report identifies economic and equitable opprtunity pathways as a key enabler to the energy transition, underpinned by three goals: to empower First Nations communities with clean energy, achieve economic benefits with First Nations peoples, and enable equitable partnerships.
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Key insights
$3B
in economic value could flow directly to First Nations by 2035
35,000
estimated long-term growth in direct and indirect jobs by 2050
43%
of renewable energy infrastructure will be located on recognised First nations land
WHAT'S NEXT
Want to know more?
Exciting opportunities are unfolding in this space, and we’re here to help you stay informed and engaged.
If you have specific questions or want to learn more about the report, please email sam.kirby@powering.australia.com.au or visit our First Nations page.