Trina Gill

Environmental, Society and Governance Director – Simandou Rio Tinto

Trina has over twenty-three years’ experience in the extractive, energy and infrastructure sectors across a range of corporate and project support functions. For much of the last eighteen years, she has been a social performance practitioner working on a range of international exploration and major infrastructure projects across Africa, the Middle East, the Former Soviet Union and Australia. Trina has extensive experience in supporting assets and projects to secure project financing from international financial institutions by ensuring they satisfy lender environmental, social and governance requirements. Trina joined Rio Tinto as General Manager, CSP for the Copper Product Group in February 2021. Prior to this Trina was based in Cairo working across the Middle East and North Africa on a range of natural resource projects including wind power development in Egypt, refinery construction in Oman and oil and gas condensate expansions in Central Iraq.

2024 Agenda Sessions

Disruptive Discussion

The Silent 'C' - Communities! Are they truly part of the net-zero mining discussion?

Exploring the need to go beyond developing siloed decarbonisation pathways for mining's conventional approach to net-zero.
How do we challenge the industry to take an innovative and future-forward approach whereby communities are at the heart of its development.
How do we move beyond the standard discourse surrounding the Just Transition, and challenge mining companies to explore ideas around community resilience more broadly and with greater consideration.
Ultimately, what is the business case for a net-zero strategy for the mining sector that is inclusive, just and resilient?

Tuesday 06 February 12:30 - 13:15 Disruptors Stage

Disruptive Discussions

Add to calendar 02/06/2024 12:30 02/06/2024 13:15 Disruptive Discussion

The Silent 'C' - Communities! Are they truly part of the net-zero mining discussion?

Exploring the need to go beyond developing siloed decarbonisation pathways for mining's conventional approach to net-zero.
How do we challenge the industry to take an innovative and future-forward approach whereby communities are at the heart of its development.
How do we move beyond the standard discourse surrounding the Just Transition, and challenge mining companies to explore ideas around community resilience more broadly and with greater consideration.
Ultimately, what is the business case for a net-zero strategy for the mining sector that is inclusive, just and resilient?

Disruptors Stage Africa/Johannesburg

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