We are very excited to welcome Ned to the team as GIS and Data Manager at Energise Renewables! Ned enjoys combining spatial data and running through Orienteering as a hobby, in addition to working with people and companies on the leading edge of the renewable energy sector. He aspires to help deliver and develop projects…
Meet Marcus Romagnesi and Joelin Chen our two talented Junior Engineers who have recently joined us while completing their studies in Resources and Environmental Engineering at Monash University. To better understand their motivations for joining Energise, we asked them a few questions: What first made you interested in renewable energy? Marcus: I have been interested in working in renewable energy…
Listen to Naomi Campbell, Partner at Energise Renewables on the Deloitte Women Transforming Energy & Resources podcast. Tune in:
Spotify: https://deloi.tt/4eUDAdj Apple: https://deloi.tt/4eVLlj8 Naomi was interviewed by Deloitte Partner, Marni Oaten, and the two discuss matters relating to: 
the progress of women in the energy industry over the last 20 years, ways that women…
We were proud to sponsor the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC)‘s Global Markets Theatre session on “Australia: How to Turn Emerging Offshore Wind Market into an Established Market”. The session was part of Day 1 of the WindEnergy Hamburg conference, and it included a keynote presentation by Steven Taylor from Australia’s Offshore Infrastructure Registrar. Thank you…
Last week, Energise’s Head of WA and Environment, Raquel Carter, presented at the Clean Energy Council‘s Australian Wind Industry Summit. Alongside other excellent panelists, Raquel discussed the underwater noise challenge facing the Australian offshore wind industry, and how it might be best addressed. Thank you to those who attended the session, and to all the…
This week, Richard Campbell, our Senior Manager of Land and Sea Country Development, gave a guest lecture on the relevance of Sea Country to offshore wind projects. This was a part of the University of Western Australia’s unit ‘Energy From Oceans’. Sea Country is an important element of planning offshore wind projects in Australia, and…
In the spirit of reconciliation, Energise Renewables acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their Elders past and present, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.
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