Rachelle Doyle is a passionate leader and advocate for the energy transition with extensive experience in the energy and minerals processing sectors. She has successfully led nationally significant projects involving innovative applications of technology, science and engineering ingenuity to solve challenges associated with complex projects and operating environments. 

She is chair of the Standards Australia ME093 Hydrogen Technologies Committee and played a pivotal role in shaping the standards and guidelines underpinning the safe and effective roll-out of hydrogen technologies across Australia.

A highly regarded strategic thinker, she has a track record of building long-term meaningful industry-academia partnerships for sustainable development. She holds numerous advisory roles that draw on her insights and expertise for a low-carbon future, and she is a brilliant model for women in technology and engineering.

A passionate leader and advocate for energy transition with over 20 years of experience in the energy and minerals processing sectors, Rachelle Doyle has successfully led a number of nationally significant resources development projects involving innovative applications of technological sciences and engineering ingenuity to solve challenges associated with complex projects and operating environments. Rachelle has demonstrable track records in strategic thinking and building long-term meaningful industry – academia partnerships for sustainable development. She places a premium on engineering education and is an outstanding model for women in technology and engineering.