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You may have heard about the recent discovery of asbestos in the internal service lifts of some wind turbines across Australia. This has prompted a wave of online claims and questions, including: ⚠️ Does it pose risks to Australians, especially to workers and communities around wind farms? ⚠️ What are independent hygienists saying? ⚠️ How are industry and federal and state health and safety regulators working together on this? The Clean Energy Council and our members take safety extremely seriously. Watch the video to learn about industry’s swift response. Read our media statement: https://lnkd.in/guRSs9vU

As Parliament enters its final sitting week for 2025, the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation (EPBC) Act reform is on the agenda. This is a significant opportunity to modernise Australia’s environment laws so they protect nature and unlock more clean energy projects to replace retiring coal. The proposed reforms strengthen environmental safeguards while making approvals for clean energy projects clearer, more consistent and more predictable as ageing coal-fired power is replaced. “Environmental law reform needs to come out of the too-hard basket where it has been for more than a decade, in the interests of our environment and in the interest of delivering on our urgent national priority of replacing retiring coal generation with clean energy,” our CEO, Jackie Trad, said. Reforms that cut emissions, protect nature and keep the lights on. Let’s get it done. Read our submission to the Environment and Communications Legislation Committee: https://lnkd.in/gTjuNSnK #cleanenergyworksforAus #EPBC #EPBCAct

One day. One room. Queensland's economic conversation of 2026. The Queensland Energy and Economic Summit brings together industry leaders, investors, policymakers, farmers and local government to explore what it takes to build a strong investable market, deliver the infrastructure Queensland needs, and ensure the economic benefits flow to the regions - including a dedicated focus on large-scale solar and storage. 📅 9 September 2026 | 📍 Sofitel Brisbane City Secure your place today.

Queensland's next wave of economic growth is being shaped by energy investment. Join us at the Queensland Energy and Economic Summit on 9 September in Brisbane to explore what that means for the regions.

With a clear-eyed focus on the jobs, local business growth, supply chain development and regional prosperity that come with it, Queensland's energy investment is writing the next chapter of the state's economic story. The Queensland Energy & Economic Summit brings together industry leaders, investors, policymakers, farmers and local government for practical sessions on the investment, infrastructure and community challenges shaping Queensland's energy future, including the role of large-scale solar and storage in the mix. 🗓️ 9 September 2026 | 📍 Sofitel, Brisbane City Register now.

Registrations for the Queensland Energy and Economic Summit are closing soon. Hear from industry leaders, investors, policymakers, farmers and local government on what it takes to build a strong investable market, deliver the infrastructure the system needs, foster community collaboration and ensure economic opportunity flows to the regions hosting these projects. 🗓️ 9 September | 📍Sofitel Brisbane City Register now to secure your place.