Who We Are
New Era Energy is an Indigenous-led future fuels company focused on building the foundations required to enable sustainable fuel pathways in Australia.
We work at the intersection of energy security, aviation decarbonisation, Indigenous governance, and nature-positive development.
Our role is not to rush infrastructure into the ground, it is to ensure that when projects are built, they are credible, investable, and supported by the communities and systems they rely on.
Why we Exist
Aviation will rely on liquid fuels for decades.
Yet Australia currently has no domestic SAF production, despite strong global momentum and increasing international demand.
New Era Energy exists to help close this gap, not through ambition alone, but through disciplined, evidence-led development that aligns feedstock, policy, governance, and market realities from the outset.
Our Values in Practice
Indigenous-Led from the start
Nature-Positive by Design
Commercially Disciplined
Evidence before Scale
Our Approach
New Era Energy follows a staged approach to future fuel development, beginning with the most critical and often overlooked elements.
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We work with landholders, Indigenous organisations, researchers, and regional stakeholders to understand feedstock availability, quality, logistics, and governance requirements on a place-based basis.
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This includes building bankable data, contracting logic, and consent frameworks that can support future projects.
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Independent research and technical validation are essential to credible project development.
We collaborate with leading research institutions and government partners to validate assumptions, assess pathways, and reduce early-stage risk.
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Once foundations are in place, New Era Energy supports the development of future fuel projects through early-stage planning, ecosystem coordination, and investment readiness work.
What This Means
Our role is to enable future fuel pathways, not to pre-determine them.
By focusing on feedstock, governance, and validation first, we help ensure that future projects are resilient, adaptable, and aligned with Australia’s long-term interests.
