Western Australia is home to world-class research institutions and cooperative research centres undertaking research and development to decarbonise the energy sector. Two of our universities are ranked globally in the top three in mining and engineering disciplines, offering students an exceptional education.
We work with researchers, entrepreneurs, subject-matter experts and parallel leading industries to combine our capabilities, solve collective challenges, and create shared opportunities along the way.
FutureLab helps us bridge the gap between ‘business as usual’ and ‘business as possible’ and turn bold ideas into better.
NERA works closely with Australia’s universities and research institutions to build collaborative partnerships with industry, support world-leading research, drive technology and skills development, and more effectively translate research outputs into commercial outcomes.
There are many options for students and researchers in Perth, including top-rated universities and colleges, pathway providers, English language institutions and schools.
Independent science to better understand the impacts of decommissioning oil and gas structures on the Australian marine environment.
The FEnEx CRC has established partnerships with Universities and vocational education institutions to develop industry-ready researchers, engineers and operators, through programs and courses. It will produce 60 PhD scholars, develop micro-credential courses and establish an Associate Degree in Applied Technologies.
Shell supports the growth of local businesses through mentoring and business initiatives. In Western Australia, we support programs driven by the Waalitj Foundation, focusing on education, employment and business opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians.
The Curtin Institute for Energy Transition enables the energy transition from fossil fuels to sustainable sources through research, teaching and learning, and community engagement.
The AOG Energy Conference is built with the industry, for the industry. The Conference addresses opportunities and challenges in the energy industry, with a significant and renewed focus on industry supply, local capability, the energy transition, hydrogen, subsea and innovation.
