Natasha Green
Programme Lead - Australia Lead, Engagement and Diplomacy
Natasha leads E3G's work in Australia, focussing on climate diplomacy, geopolitics, energy transition and trade.
Natasha leads E3G’ work in Australia advancing E3G climate, energy transition and trade diplomacy goals and objectives, with a particular focus this year on Australia’s role as President of the COP31 Negotiations, working with Türkiye and Pacific Islands States. She is based in Melbourne/Naarm.
Natasha previously led E3G’s Global Energy Transition (GET) programme in London, identifying high-ambition policy outcomes and moments for cooperation to accelerate the transition away from fossil fuels and create conditions for change in fossil fuel–producing and importing countries.
Prior to joining E3G, Natasha spent several years in the UK civil service, working at the UK’s Department for Energy Security and Net Zero as the Programme Lead of the Clean Energy Transition Partnership. During the UK’s COP26 Presidency, she worked in the UK’s COP26 Unit as Strategy Advisor to the COP President and as a Senior Energy Advisor for the COP26 fossil fuel exit campaign. She has also worked as Deputy Chief of Staff to a senior UK Minister.
Natasha holds a MSc in Environment and Development from the London School of Economics.
In her spare time, Natasha enjoys anything that takes her out into nature, and is a keen runner, cyclist, hiker, surfer and sailor.
Natasha leads E3G’ work in Australia advancing E3G climate, energy transition and trade diplomacy goals and objectives, with a particular focus this year on Australia’s role as President of the COP31 Negotiations, working with Türkiye and Pacific Islands States. She is based in Melbourne/Naarm.
Natasha previously led E3G’s Global Energy Transition (GET) programme in London, identifying high-ambition policy outcomes and moments for cooperation to accelerate the transition away from fossil fuels and create conditions for change in fossil fuel–producing and importing countries.
Prior to joining E3G, Natasha spent several years in the UK civil service, working at the UK’s Department for Energy Security and Net Zero as the Programme Lead of the Clean Energy Transition Partnership. During the UK’s COP26 Presidency, she worked in the UK’s COP26 Unit as Strategy Advisor to the COP President and as a Senior Energy Advisor for the COP26 fossil fuel exit campaign. She has also worked as Deputy Chief of Staff to a senior UK Minister.
Natasha holds a MSc in Environment and Development from the London School of Economics.
In her spare time, Natasha enjoys anything that takes her out into nature, and is a keen runner, cyclist, hiker, surfer and sailor.
