Conference Program

The Clean Energy Council's Solar Masterclass Series provides a one-stop shop for solar installers to get their fix of expert advice on the big design and installation issues facing the industry. Designers are encouraged to attend to hear the latest updates on standards and compliance issues. Attendance is free and Continuous Professional Development (CPD) points are available for eligible installers.

As part of the Clean Energy Council’s commitment to encourage women in the renewable energy sector to take on leadership roles, All-Energy Australia hosts the Women in Renewables lunch every year to recognise and connect the many talented women in the industry. This is an opportunity for those in the renewable energy industry to come together to shine a spotlight on the accomplishments of women.

Join DNV GL at All-Energy Australia 2019 in the complimentary breakfast session, Power Supply & Use, Forecast to 2050. This industry implication report, part of DNV GL’s Energy Transition Outlook series, presents implications of our energy forecast to 2050 for key stakeholders involved in electricity generaion, including renewables; electricity transmission and distribution; and energy use. As seats will be limited, booking is required. 

All-Energy Australia will be co-located with a new trade exhibition and conference, Energy Efficiency Expo. Held in partnership with the Energy Efficiency Council, Energy Efficiency Expo's conference program will feature more than 80 expert speakers discussing energy management fundamentals and strategies for businesses, manufacturers, food processors, local government, commercial building owners and residential builders.

All-Energy Australia will once again run alongside Waste Expo Australia, the country's largest free-to-attend conference and exhibition for waste management and wastewater treatment industries. The conference program will focus on five targeted areas including collections, resource recovery, landfill & transfer stations, waste-to-energy and wastewater and will showcase the 'future of waste and recycling' in Australia.