Yindjibarndi Energy Corporation (YEC) in Australia is set to play a significant role in the country's clean energy transition with the Western Australian government expediting the approval process for a 150 MW solar project in the Pilbara region. YEC, a collaboration between the Yindjibarndi Aboriginal Corporation and ACEN Corporation, has received environmental approval for this project, marking the first step in a series of proposals aimed at achieving 3 GW of clean energy capacity. The state government's Green Energy Approvals Initiative, designed to fast track renewable energy and green hydrogen projects, has paved the way for this development. Western Australia's Environment Minister has expressed support for initiatives that drive investment in renewables, green hydrogen, lithium mining, and manufacturing of renewable energy products. YEC's plans encompass large-scale solar, wind, and battery storage projects on Yindjibarndi land, with a Stage 1 target of 750 MW. Through partnerships with major industrial players like Rio Tinto, YEC aims to contribute to decarbonizing energy-intensive sectors, create employment opportunities for Aboriginal communities, and promote sustainable energy practices in the region.