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With hundreds of new renewable energy projects likely to be built over the coming decades, we need to consider the long-term effects on local communities.
RPS community engagement specialists Alistair Kingston, Shaylee Cowan, and Crystal Serblan, joined with Owen Boushel from Tilt Renewables to explore this topic in a webinar hosted by RPS, in partnership with the Infrastructure Association of Queensland (IAQ).
Our experts discuss key issues to consider when managing cumulative impacts and share their experiences on best practice engagement.
Alistair Kingston
Executive General Manager - Insights, Communications and Creative
Crystal Serblan
Associate Director - Communications and Engagement
Shaylee Cowan
Associate Director - Communications and Engagement
Owen Boushel
Stakeholder Engagement Manager, Tilt Renewables
Alistair Kingston, RPS – panel facilitator
Alistair has more than 20 years’ experience in the engagement and strategic communications sectors. He has held senior roles on transport, energy, water and property projects and is well-versed in Queensland’s ambitious infrastructure program.
Shaylee Cowan, RPS – panel member
For more than a decade, Shaylee has been delivering meaningful community and social outcomes on major infrastructure projects across Australia. She is an expert in the management of complex community and stakeholder issues and is currently working on a number of transmission, solar and wind projects.
Crystal Serblan, RPS – panel member
With more than 10 years’ experience across some of Victoria’s largest projects, Crystal is a highly skilled communications professional with expertise in stakeholder engagement and community consultation.
Crystal is working across several major renewable projects, including offshore wind and transmission projects. She is helping clients develop engagement strategies that address emerging issues in the renewable sector, including engagement fatigue and cumulative impact.
As a member of IAQ we are dedicated to working together to build a stronger Australian economy and support thriving communities through productive infrastructure.
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