The Clean Energy Skills National Centre of Excellence (CESNCE) in Australia has kicked off its operations with the appointment of an Industry Advisory Board and a general manager. With a substantial joint investment from the Commonwealth and State Government, amounting to $70.5 million over five years, the CESNCE aims to enhance the workforce capabilities required for the shift towards a clean energy economy. The Industry Advisory Board, comprising members from various sectors like industry, unions, Government, TAFE, and university, will provide strategic guidance on training, workforce strategies, and infrastructure needs. This initiative is crucial for Western Australia, with its clean energy projects estimated to create 351,000 jobs by 2050. The appointment of industry veteran Matthew Cheney as the Board Chair and experienced leader Ty Theodore as the general manager highlights a focused approach towards skills development and stakeholder engagement. The Centre's emphasis on partnerships, training product design, and marketing signifies a holistic strategy to drive workforce development in the clean energy sector. The creation of a new website dedicated to promoting occupations and training options in clean energy underlines a proactive effort to attract individuals towards this growing industry. The CESNCE's role in skill development and collaboration with industry and TAFEs will play a pivotal role in nurturing talent for innovation in clean energy technologies. Noteworthy endorsements from government officials reflect a positive outlook towards the Centre's contribution to building a skilled workforce and advancing clean energy goals in Australia.