All-Energy Australia announces agenda

The agenda has been announced for Australia’s largest clean energy event, All-Energy Australia, taking place this October in Melbourne.

Gathering experts from across Australia and the world, All-Energy Australia has curated a schedule focusing on crucial topics at a critical time for Australia’s transition to renewable energy and reduced emissions targets. Panel sessions and keynotes presented by government organisations, research facilities and respected business leaders make up the comprehensive schedule suited for anyone in the clean energy space.

Kicking off with Michael Frangos, CEO of Indigenous Energy Australia, talking about First Nations Energy, the schedule will have sessions covering EV transition, energy storage, hydrogen projects, decarbonisation, virtual power plants, microgrids, biogas and more.

Some of the speakers confirmed for the event are:

• Dr Vicky Au, Engagement and Strategy Lead, CSIRO talking about Hydrogen: Navigating the Hydrogen Rainbow and Australia’s Energy Futures
• Rohan Harris, Executive Director, Oakley Greenwood on Energy Storage: Grid Scale Projects
• Sanaya Khisty, Chief Strategy Officer, Beyond Zero Emissions, presenting on Industrial Decarbonisation and Energy Storage subjects
• Cameron Mathie, Manager, Future Carbon Markets, Clean Energy Regulator, presenting on Hydrogen: Project Considerations for Export
• Ryan Warburton, General Manager, Commercial and Industrial Customers, AGL Energy on Decarbonisation: The Pathway to Net Zero.
   

The ‘Global Perspectives’ sessions will focus on learnings from international projects, for example, Kim Demeyer, Director of Thermal and Renewable Energy, Flanders Investment and Trade will be presenting ‘European experience in leveraging offshore wind in green hydrogen projects’.

More than 10,500 attendees from across the energy sector will attend the event, making it a must-attend event for anyone in the industry and an opportunity to hear about the latest trends, news, research and technologies, as well as a critical platform for relationship building.

The event is free to attend and will be a welcome return to an in-person event for the renewable energy industry at a critical juncture for Australia’s energy transformation. Anyone interested in attending the event needs to register here. VIP Passes will be available for $240, and include access to video recordings of sessions in the plenary hall, speaker-approved PDF files of All-Energy Australia and Waste Expo Australia presentations, and catering.

The full schedule can be found by visiting here.