The Queensland Renewable Energy Council (QREC) is a not-for-profit industry body dedicated to advancing Queensland’s renewable energy sector. They represent a broad spectrum of stakeholders, including proponents, operators, and suppliers involved in solar, wind, pumped hydro, electricity transmission, battery storage, and hydrogen projects.
Mission and Objectives:
QREC aims to lead policy development and promote best practices to ensure the successful coexistence of renewable energy projects with local communities. Their focus is on fostering a thriving new energy sector that supports regional development and provides clean, secure energy for Queensland
Key Services and Initiatives:
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Policy Advocacy: QREC actively engages with industry stakeholders, communities, and all levels of government to create a coordinated approach to managing local impacts and ensuring policy clarity and certainty.
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Membership Support: Members benefit from a strong support network, including government and stakeholder briefings, access to information-sharing events, and opportunities to influence policy development.
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Events and Networking: QREC organizes events and forums to facilitate community engagement and knowledge sharing, strengthening partnerships between the renewable energy industry and regional Queensland.
Recent News:
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Board Leadership: QREC recently confirmed its Board leadership to guide its next stage of growth, focusing on contributing to Queensland’s development and regional prosperity.
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Policy Support: The council welcomed Parliament’s support for establishing the Queensland Productivity Commission, aiming to streamline regulatory processes and enhance transparency.
For a comprehensive overview of their services and initiatives, you can visit their official website
