About

Low Carbon Australia helps organisations to develop and deliver strategies, policies and projects that drive sustainable solutions, addressing climate change and other environmental and social priorities.

Low Carbon Australia works in partnership with a range of organisations and individuals. Our approach is focused on collaboration to identify innovative solutions, leveraging relationships and insights developed over decades of strategy, policy and project design and delivery.

Tristy Fairfield, Director

Tristy’s career has focused on delivery of transformational climate change, renewable energy and carbon farming projects; she has worked on climate change and related issues since 2000. Her experience ranges from political advocacy and grassroots activism to senior roles in a large mining company, a small-cap ASX renewable energy company, electricity utilities and the Western Australian State government.

Tristy holds a BComm (Accounting and Finance), a MSc (Renewable Energy) and a Graduate Diploma in Applied Corporate Governance. She is a Fellow of the Governance Institute of Australia and the Australian Institute of Energy.

Tristy has a long track record of Not-for-Profit governance with a focus on environmental and climate change organisations and is currently on the boards of the Bibbulmun Track Foundation and WA Loves Nature.

Tristy believes Australia has a unique opportunity to be a world leader in the transition to a low carbon, environmentally sustainable community, while maintaining its prosperity and opportunities. She is committed to maintaining alignment between her values and work and enabling others to do the same.

Tristy Fairfield, Director

Tristy’s career has focused on delivery of transformational climate change, renewable energy and carbon farming projects; she has worked on climate change and related issues since 2000. Her experience ranges from political advocacy and grassroots activism to senior roles in a large mining company, a small-cap ASX renewable energy company, electricity utilities and the Western Australian State government.

Tristy holds a BComm (Accounting and Finance), a MSc (Renewable Energy) and a Graduate Diploma in Applied Corporate Governance. She is a Fellow of the Governance Institute of Australia and the Australian Institute of Energy.

Tristy has a long track record of Not-for-Profit governance with a focus on environmental and climate change organisations and is currently on the boards of the Bibbulmun Track Foundation and WA Loves Nature.

Tristy believes Australia has a unique opportunity to be a world leader in the transition to a low carbon, environmentally sustainable community, while maintaining its prosperity and opportunities. She is committed to maintaining alignment between her values and work and enabling others to do the same.

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Vision

Low Carbon Australia’s vision is that Australia embraces its natural assets of renewable energy, land and clever, creative people to create vibrant, sustainable and prosperous communities with zero net carbon pollution.

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