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About the show
This podcast is about turning the complexity of the energy transition into plain language, real conversations, and ultimately, a practical plan for Western Australia. We’ll bring in guests with different—and sometimes competing—views, because better plans come from robust discussion, not talking points.
Less talk. More planning. This is about how the transition will get done—so we can get on and build it.