Francesca Muskovic

Executive Director, Policy

Francesca is one of Australia’s most influential and expert climate policy leaders. She joined IGCC after almost ten years at the Property Council of Australia.

As the council’s National Policy Director, Francesca led the property industry’s national policy and advocacy agenda on sustainability, cities, housing and regulatory affairs.

Francesca represents industry on numerous Government advisory boards, including as a Non-Executive Director of the Australian Building Codes Board. In November 2024 The Australian recognised Francesca as one of the country’s top 100 energy players.

Francesca also co-hosts the popular climate and energy podcast Let Me Sum Up, which has become industry and policy insiders’ go-to source of specialist analysis and commentary.

Submission: Community Benefits Principles for a Future Made in Australia

Submission | Bethany Richards (IGCC) and Tori Huggins (RIAA) | 2 February 2026

It is also an opportunity for the finance sector and government to work together to harness capital toward sustainable economic, environmental and social outcomes, ensuring the energy transition creates decent work and does not leave individuals, workers, regions or communities behind. The energy transition and FMiA additionally offer a significant opportunity to advance broader government priorities – such as reducing inequality and improving social outcomes – by ensuring underrepresented communities are active participants and beneficiaries.

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Submission: Community Benefits Principles for a Future Made in Australia

10 February 2026

RIAA and IGCC welcome the Government’s focus on efforts to facilitate private investment in important projects, many of which will be required for the Australian economy to transition to net-zero carbon emissions. In addition, the Future Made in Australia (FMiA) initiative underscores the government's vital role in shaping a sustainable finance agenda, a perspective long championed by both our organisations.

IGCC appears before Aotearoa New Zealand Parliamentary Committee: International capital wants climate reporting

12 December 2025

IGCC’s Executive Director - Policy, Frankie Muskovic appeared before the New Zealand Parliament’s Finance and Expenditure Committee to raise concerns about proposed amendments that would slash the number of entities required to publish climate reports.

Submission: Aotearoa New Zealand Climate Reporting

Submission | Lisa Caripis | 4 December 2025

Submission: Financial Markets Conduct Amendment Bill – Amendment Paper No 446: Climate Related Disclosure

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Australia’s $60bn Public Capital System and The Climate Investment Opportunity

10 December 2025

Modernising Australia’s Specialist Investment Vehicles could complement and stimulate private investment into the country’s renewable energy system, future climate solutions, and climate resilience.