Australian Institute of Energy
Katie McKenzie is an accomplished energy professional with extensive experience in strategy, regulation, and policy. Currently serving as Group Manager for WA System Design and Transformation at AEMO since March 2024, Katie is also a member of the School of Business and Law Advisory Board at Edith Cowan University and has held various leadership roles within the Australian Institute of Energy since 2014. Previously, Katie was a Director at EY, where assistance was provided to governments and utilities on energy transition strategies, and held prominent positions within the United Nations Association of Australia and Macht Consulting. A strong advocate for renewable energy, Katie contributed to the development of the WA Government's Energy Transformation Strategy and has a background in energy law from their time as a Senior Associate at Jackson McDonald. Educational credentials include a Bachelor of Laws (Hons) from Edith Cowan University and executive education at Harvard Business School.
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Australian Institute of Energy
The Australian Institute of Energy ("AIE") brings together individuals and companies with interests and involvement in the energy sector in Australia. Through a wide range of activities, the AIE encourages discussion and debate on energy issues, promotes research and disseminates information. These activities, including conferences and seminars, symposia and technical meetings, attract speakers of national and international standing and enable AIE members to discuss and debate emerging energy issues and developments in technology. The AIE's key objectives are: ✔ To be a strong independent Institute,representative of all energy sectors, actively networking and debating economic, environmental, social and technology issues; ✔ To promote effective communication and interaction between members; ✔ To achieve excellence in the provision of services to members; ✔ To encourage collaboration with related organisations, in Australia and overseas, in advancing members' interests; ✔ To promote high standards of member conduct, competence and achievement and professional interest and inquiry; and ✔ To ensure enhanced community awareness of issues in the production and use of energy and in responsible energy policies.