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How renewable energy could empower Aboriginal communities

Published 3 November 2021, 5:40 am
Warumungu man Norman Frank is the first Aboriginal person in the Northern Territory to try to connect rooftop solar to a prepaid meter - but he still can't access the grid. As COP26 puts climate action on the world stage, those behind the initiative are determined to bring green energy to the region. - In collaboration with Time Magazine
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