Join us in this hybrid (in-person and online) public seminar as Prof. Harriet Thomson (University of Glasgow, UK) and A/Prof. Alejandra Cortés (University of Chile) reveal how energy justice principles are being integrated into policy frameworks in Europe and Chile.

Energy justice in policy requires that policymakers carefully consider who will benefit, who will bear the costs, and whose voices will be heard in decision-making processes related to the low-carbon energy transition. Drawing on recent policy developments, our international speakers will explore how energy justice in Europe and Chile has evolved from rhetoric to implementation. Join us for a discussion on what these contrasting case studies suggest for achieving an equitable energy transition in Australia. The event is co-organised by Associate Professor Nicola Willand (RMIT University) and Dr Lee White (University of Sydney).

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