Amid growing geopolitical uncertainty, Australia’s focus on energy resilience, supply security and economic sovereignty has intensified. The clean energy transition is no longer just about decarbonisation — it is central to delivering a stable, reliable and affordable energy system to support future prosperity.

Marinus Link is a critical enabler of this shift, unlocking Tasmania’s renewable energy and storage for the mainland while strengthening grid stability and supporting large-scale electrification. As a flagship project under the CEFC’s Rewiring the Nation fund, it represents the kind of foundational infrastructure needed to power Australia’s energy future.

Delivering Marinus Link requires navigating complex regulatory frameworks and building trust across communities and regions. Drawing on her experience, Sandra Gamble will reflect on the governance, stakeholder engagement and risk management required to deliver major infrastructure in a rapidly evolving environment.

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