Rob Grant

The Curtin Institute for Energy Transition (CIET) is a cross-faculty Institute that consolidates and strengthens Curtin University's energy and associated research, teaching and expertise.
The CIET aims to be a thought leader on climate and energy technologies as they relate to energy transition. It uses scientific, evidence-based information to inform stakeholders (government, industry, and lay publics) about the trade-offs required to systematically lift the level of societal debate… Show more

The Curtin Institute for Energy Transition (CIET) is a cross-faculty Institute that consolidates and strengthens Curtin University's energy and associated research, teaching and expertise.
The CIET aims to be a thought leader on climate and energy technologies as they relate to energy transition. It uses scientific, evidence-based information to inform stakeholders (government, industry, and lay publics) about the trade-offs required to systematically lift the level of societal debate around what a just transition entails and provide a suite of tools to facilitate energy transition in practice. Show less

Established in 1978 in Sydney, the ABCC is a registered Australian not-for-profit association (NFP) with board representatives in almost every Australian State.
The ABCC provides a vast network of connections in Australia and Brazil encompassing both private and government sectors. The ABCC also collaborates with COALAR (Council on Australia Latin America Relations), AUSTRADE (Australian Export Agency) and many Federation of Industries and Commerce in Brazil and Australia.

The Malaysia Canada Business Council (MCBC) is a private, non-profit organization, established in Kuala Lumpur in 1989 to foster and enhance relationships between Canada and Malaysia.
MCBC provides a forum for networking, promotion, and information-sharing. It represents the interests of its members, serving as a catalyst for further trade and investment between Canada and Malaysia.

ALABC was established in 1989, and today our membership is comprised of leading companies and individuals who are at the forefront of forging business links between Australia and Latin America.
We attract both large and small companies to our membership base and from sectors such as resources, mining services and technology, education, agriculture, manufacturing, transport, and professional services firms. The diversity of our membership reflects the growing trade linkages between Australia… Show more

ALABC was established in 1989, and today our membership is comprised of leading companies and individuals who are at the forefront of forging business links between Australia and Latin America.
We attract both large and small companies to our membership base and from sectors such as resources, mining services and technology, education, agriculture, manufacturing, transport, and professional services firms. The diversity of our membership reflects the growing trade linkages between Australia and Latin America, and guarantees a strong network of experienced business people who are committed to developing business in the region. Show less

The Council on Australia Latin America Relations (COALAR) was established by the Australian Government in 2001 to enhance Australia’s economic, political and social relations with Latin America.
The Council's objectives are the achievement of:
1/ enhanced and strengthened links between Australia and Latin America in the priority areas of business, education, sustainability, tourism and cultural promotion;
2/ a closer engagement between corporate Australia with Latin America
3/ an… Show more

The Council on Australia Latin America Relations (COALAR) was established by the Australian Government in 2001 to enhance Australia’s economic, political and social relations with Latin America.
The Council's objectives are the achievement of:
1/ enhanced and strengthened links between Australia and Latin America in the priority areas of business, education, sustainability, tourism and cultural promotion;
2/ a closer engagement between corporate Australia with Latin America
3/ an increased awareness and understanding of Australia in Latin America, and of Latin America in Australia.
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The Clean Energy Council is the peak body for the clean energy industry in Australia.
CEC is a not-for-profit, membership-based organisation. We represent and work with over 800 leading businesses operating in or supporting the development of renewable energy (such as solar, wind, hydro, bioenergy, geothermal and marine) and energy storage, along with more than 6000 solar installers.