ADVOCACY
SEN undertakes research, technical and economic modelling, policy analysis and policy development to inform our decarbonisation advocacy in the WA energy market on behalf of our members and all West Australians concerned about climate change.
Our advocacy includes briefings, presentations, submissions and meetings with government departments.
SEN’s strength is built on its recognised technical expertise, modelling capability, broad stakeholder network and influence. Numerous active members have 30+ years’ experience each in their professions, including electricity generation and transmission, renewable energy, economics and natural resource management.
SEN prepares reports, briefing notes, makes submissions and delivers presentations to various bodies and politicians, some being available for download below:
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17 Nov 2020 – SEN Jobs Report 2020
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11 Nov 2020 – SEN Jobs Report 2020 – Executive Summary
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11 Nov 2018 – Kimberley Clean Energy Roadmap 2018 – Executive Summary
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11 Nov 2018 – Kimberley Clean Energy Roadmap 2018 – Key Findings
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13 Nov 2017 – Renewable Electricity in WA: Energy Security 2017
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01 Mar 2017 – Renewable Electricity in WA: the Economic Argument
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01 Mar 2017 – Wanneroo/Joondalup Times Press release
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01 Feb 2017 – Renewable Electricity in WA: A Jobs Revolution
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01 Jan 2017 – Renewable Electricity in WA: The Role of Government
SEN prepares submissions to various government agencies on climate and energy related topics.
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24 Nov 2020 – EPA Woodside Browse Submission
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24 Nov 2020 – EPWA Carbon Price Sensitivity
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24 Nov 2019 – DWER Climate Policy Submission
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24 Nov 2019 – EPA Greenhouse Gas Emissions Guidelines
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24 Nov 2018 – SWIS Microgrid Inquiry Submission
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24 Mar 2018 – Scientific Inquiry Into Hydraulic Fracture Stimulation
SEN Policies.
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03 Nov 2022 – SEN Policy Platform 2022-23
