Two Australian women’s networks have teamed up to fast track more women into the resources and energy industries as well as help elevate them into leadership roles.

Women In Sustainable Energy & Resources (WISER) and Indigenous Women in Mining and Resources Australia (IWIMRA) are working together to improve the outcomes for all women in the sector.

Women in Sustainable Energy and Resources (WISER) is aligning with other women’s representative groups to influence more change in industry.

WISER officially launched in December last year with a function including 80 women. They now have 3,000 Linkedin followers and have the backing of corporate miners and members of the supply chain.

Special Report: Australian women’s networks WISER (Women In Sustainable Energy & Resources Inc) and Indigenous Women in Mining and Resources Australia (IWIMRA) have joined forces to strengthen connections between Indigenous and non-Indigenous women in natural resources and energy.

Australian women’s networks WISER (Women In Sustainable Energy & Resources) Inc. and Indigenous Women in Mining and Resources Australia (IWIMRA) have announced an agreement to partner for the betterment of every woman in the sector and strengthen connections between Indigenous and non-Indigenous women in natural resources and energy.

Swiftly growing women’s network WISER (Women In Sustainable Energy & Resources) Inc. has announced a national partnership with Women on Boards (WOB Australia) to support its members prepare for board and leadership roles.

The partnership will see all WISER members receive a 12-month Premium+ membership of WOB Australia to kick-start and then support their journey to the boardroom.

Special Report: Queensland’s Renewable Energy Council (QREC) is partnering with Women In Sustainable Energy & Resources (WISER) network to ensure women are encouraged and supported to join and lead the State’s transition to 80% renewable energy by 2035.

WISER is a network of women in renewable energy, mining and energy storage in Queensland run by QEM's (ASX:QEM)  Joanne Bergamin.

Women’s place in a renewable energy future is being promoted by two new industry bodies.

Queensland Renewable Energy Council (QREC) and Women In Sustainable Energy & Resources (WISER) have combined to ensure women are encouraged and supported to join and lead the State’s transition to 80 percent renewable energy by 2035.

There were enormous opportunities emerging for all Queenslanders, including women, in the growth of clean energy across the State said QREC Chief Executive Officer, Katie-Anne Mulder.

Queensland’s only dedicated renewable energy industry body is partnering with the fast-growing WISER (Women In Sustainable Energy & Resources) network to ensure women are encouraged and supported to join and lead the State’s transition to 80% renewable energy by 2035.

Queensland Renewable Energy Council (QREC) Chief Executive Officer, Katie-Anne Mulder said there were enormous opportunities emerging for all Queenslanders, including women, in the growth of clean energy across the State.

WISER (Women In Sustainable Energy & Resources) Inc. is a new, inclusive industry network of women in renewable energy, mining, and energy storage in Queensland.

The not-for-profit was established by a group of like-minded women keen to increase representation in the sustainable energy and resources industries.

Co-founder and chair Jo Bergamin told Stockhead WISER’s mission is to support and advocate for women working at the forefront of these transformative industries.