The Australian will launch the fourth edition of its highly anticipated The List: Top 100 Energy Players tomorrow. This exclusive feature, Building The Green Revolution, spotlights the trailblazers and visionaries driving Australia’s green energy revolution. It highlights the industry’s innovators, investors, policymakers, and advocates leading the charge towards a decarbonised future.
As Australia grapples with climate change and energy transition challenges, The List takes a deep dive into the figures shaping the green energy landscape. From cutting-edge technologies to pivotal policy shifts, this edition uncovers the talent and ideas reshaping Australia’s energy sector.
Key advertisers such as Omega, Rolex, Lexus, and True North have come on board to support the issue, underscoring the growing relevance of the green energy sector in Australia’s business and media landscape.
The Australian, Australia’s leading national news brand, will tomorrow publish the fourth edition of The List – Top 100 Energy Players: Building The Green Revolution.
Nicholas Gray, managing director and publisher of The Australian, said: “The quality journalism behind the list offers advertisers a premium platform to connect with an influential audience focused on innovation and sustainability. The Green Energy Players issue not only celebrates the leaders in the renewable energy space, but it also sparks essential discussions about Australia’s future energy strategy.”
Curated by Helen Trinca, editor of The Australian, the list is shaped by an expert advisory panel with decades of industry experience. This year’s panel includes key figures such as David Scaysbrook, Co-Founder of Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners, Zoe Whitton, Managing Director at Pollination Group, and Stephanie Bashir, Founder of Nexa Advisory.
“At a time of intense debate around the costs of climate action, this year’s edition brings critical insights from industry leaders. With the 2024 federal election on the horizon, energy policy is front and center. We examine everything from nuclear energy debates to the burgeoning green hydrogen sector, offering readers a nuanced understanding of the challenges and opportunities ahead,” Trinca said.
The Top 100 Energy Players 2024 will be available exclusively online at theaustralian.com.au and in a glossy insert in The Australian newspaper tomorrow, Friday, 22 November.