Clean Economy Decoded: Fireside Chat with Megan from EnergyLab

Clean Economy Decoded: Fireside Chat with Megan from EnergyLab

  • 26 Mar 2025
  • 04:30pm - 06:30pm
  • FREE
  • Level 2, RMIT Activator, 102 Victoria St, Carlton VIC 3053
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Join us for a fireside chat with Megan Fisher, CEO & Director of EnergyLab, moderated by Nadia Mecoli, Director Strategy Office at RMIT University as we dive into all things green energy, innovation, and how we can build a sustainable future.

We'll be unpacking the big question: 'What is the clean economy, and why does it matter'.

Want to know what the clean economy is all about? Join us for a fireside chat with Megan Fisher, CEO & Director of EnergyLab, moderated by Nadia Mecoli, Director Strategy Office at RMIT University as we dive into all things green energy, innovation, and how we can build a sustainable future. 

We'll be unpacking the big question: 'What is the clean economy, and why does it matter'. Don't miss this insider deep dive and register for your free ticket.

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