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CEDA Climate and Energy Forum 2024

CEDA's Climate and Energy Forum drew the participation of a range of stakeholders committed to understanding the opportunities and challenges facing the economy as Australia manages the effects of climate change. 

With growing discourse around key themes including the skills needed for the energy transition, Australia's future as a low-carbon economy, and its role as a global renewables exporter, the conversation highlighted the need for community engagement and clear, future-focused policy.  

  • CEDA members discuss their priorities at the Climate and Energy Forum 2024
  • Paul Gleeson Managing Director, Energy – ANZ and Group Director, Sustainability, Aurecon Australasia
  • Brad Archer, Chief Executive Officer, Climate Change Authority
  • The Hon. Mick de Brenni, Queensland Minister for Energy and Clean Economy Jobs
  • Rod Sims AO, Chair | Director, The Superpower Institute
  • Rod Sims AO, Chair | Director, The Superpower Institute
  • Dr Larry Marshall, Non-Executive Director, Fortescue
  • Kellie Charlesworth, Energy Transition Leader, Arup
  • Dr Katherine Woodthorpe AO, President, Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering (ATSE)
  • The Hon. Mick de Brenni, Queensland Minister for Energy and Clean Economy Jobs


AN OPEN ECONOMY PRIORITISES THE CLIMATE AND PROSPERITY | ROD SIMS AO

There are signs that the Government recognises the huge opportunity for Australia from leveraging our comparative advantage in the net zero world, Rod Sims told the CEDA Climate and Energy Forum.

Read his address.