Holly Taylor
Head of Strategy and Partnerships
Energy Efficiency Council
Holly leads a team that focuses on strategic initiatives that build the market for energy management products and services, facilitating the realisation of an equitable, prosperous, net zero economy.
She supports industry, government and civil society engagement with the EEC’s strategic research, workforce development and business engagement activities.
Before joining the EEC, she worked internationally with organisations like the UN, CDP and Salix, supporting industry and government with achieving credible decarbonisation activities.
Holly holds a Bachelor of Arts and Master of International Relations from the University of Melbourne, and a Diploma of Spanish as a Foreign Language (DELE C1) from the Instituto Cervantes in Spain.
She is a Director of the Australian Institute of Energy and has a passion for developing the future energy workforce. In particular, she spearheaded the EEC’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Strategy, believing that attracting more women and diverse professionals to the sector is essential to delivering Australia’s energy transition.
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Energy efficiency's wellbeing bonus
From improved health and comfort, lower energy bills, and less existential dread about individual impact on the climate, energy efficiency can be a panacea for improving household wellbeing. But how can we ensure that government, industry and civil society are working collaboratively to drive energy efficiency gains across both new and existing homes? Join us to find out.