SEC strategic plan to accelerate Victoria's renewable energy transition

10 November 2023

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SEC Strategic Plan

The new SEC will put power back in the hands of Victorians by investing in renewable energy generation and storage, supporting households to go all-electric, and building the renewable energy workforce we need to drive Victoria’s energy transition.

View the strategic plan (PDF, 9 MB)

SEC Strategic Plan livestream

The SEC held a livestream event on Thursday 9 November 2023 to provide an opportunity for in-depth discussion and questions regarding the strategic plan.

The livestream was presented by:

The Hon. Lily D'Ambrosio, Minister for Climate Action, Minister for Energy and Resources, and Minister for State Electricity Commission
Chris Miller, Interim CEO, SEC
Anna Skarbek, CEO Climateworks Centre and SEC Expert Advisory Panel member
Jo Benvenuti, Energy Policy Consultant and Board member Gippsland Water and SEC Expert Advisory Panel member

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