The uptake of renewable energy and associated components has given rise to the NSW Anti-Slavery Commission and the Clean Energy Council (CEC) developing a code of practice to help identify modern slavery risks in these supply chains. Without clarity on how to effectively manage modern slavery risks in renewable energy value-chains, both people and investments in renewable energy infrastructure may be at risk. 

The draft currently under development will be published in December 2023 and will be open for public comment until February 2024. 

See an article from FS Sustainability bout this HERE.