Helping decision-makers act with confidence and clarity
Webinar hosted by:
- Dr Rebecca Huntley 89 Degrees East
Date: 20 August, 2026
Time: 1pm – 2pm AEDT
The Energy Index tracks how government, industry and the community are responding to the energy transition. This webinar unpacks the latest findings and what they mean for the sector over the next 12 months.
Join Rebecca Huntley and a panel of energy leaders for the latest findings - live, 20 August 2026
The Energy Index tracks how government, industry and the community are responding to the energy transition. This webinar unpacks the latest findings and what they mean for the sector over the next 12 months.
Rebecca Huntley will present the key results, followed by a moderated panel discussion with Larissa Brown, Meredith England and Admiral Colin Blaney. Bring your questions – we’ll be taking them live via text Q&A.
– The latest Energy Index data, first-hand from the research team.
– A moderated panel with senior voices from government, industry and defence.
– Live Q&A — put your question directly to the panel.
– A recording sent to every registrant, whether you attend live or not.
Speaker Bios
Dr. Rebecca Huntley
Director, Data, Research & Insights at 89 Degrees East. A leading researcher on social trends and climate change, Rebecca is a Fellow of the Research Society of Australia and author of How to Talk About Climate Change in a Way That Makes a Difference. She heads research for the Clean Energy Solutions Index.
Larissa Brown
CEO of Boundless. With over 20 years of experience in climate policy, government, and advocacy, Larissa has advised clean energy companies on regulatory settings to accelerate deployment. A former Global Shaper at the World Economic Forum, she now focuses on driving Australia’s renewable energy transition.
Chris Lee
CEO of Climate-KIC Australia. A key figure in the organisation’s establishment, Chris has extensive experience in climate change adaptation, previously leading related programs for the NSW Government. He holds degrees in Economics and Environmental Management and works across government, industry, and academia.
