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Virtual Conference 2021
2021 Virtual Conference Session Recordings
Australia's largest clean energy event is taking its conference online this October. Across 15 sessions, the virtual conference will bring together over 50 leading experts to discuss the latest developments, challenges and opportunities facing the industry. Working closely with our partner, Clean Energy Council, this free-to-attend virtual conference will take place alongside Waste Expo Australia. Browse the All-Energy Australia sessions below or click on the right to view the full program overview.
PLENARY 1: THE PATHWAY TO NET ZERO
PLENARY 2: THE ENERGY SYSTEM TRANSITION AND THE TECHNOLOGY THAT'S EVOLVING TO SUPPORT THIS
COMMUNITY BATTERIES
INTEGRATING ELECTRIC VEHICLES INTO THE ELECTRICITY SYSTEM: CHALLENGES, OPPORTUNITIES, AND POSSIBLE FUTURES
RENEWABLE ENERGY AND THE SUSTAINABLE BUILT ENVIRONMENT
UNITING INDUSTRY TO SUPPORT THE GROWTH OF SOLAR IN THE RAPIDLY TRANSFORMING GRID
HYDROGEN – MAPPING THE SUPPLY CHAIN
OVER 50 SPEAKERS INCLUDING:
Hon Lily D’Ambrosio MP, Minister for Energy, Environment and Climate Change, Victorian Government
The Hon Chris Bowen MP, Shadow Minister for Climate Change and Energy
Libby Chaplin
CEO, Battery Stewardship Council Ltd
Dr Fiona Simon, CEO, Australian Hydrogen Council
Darren Miller, CEO, Australian Renewable Energy National Agency (ARENA)
Keiran Price, Senior Project Officer, Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning
Lisa Zembrodt, Director, Operations – Energy Markets, Energy & Sustainability Services, Schneider Electric
Greg Hannan, Head of Network Strategy and Non-Network Solutions, Citipower, Powercor and United Energy
Davina Rooney, CEO, Green Building Council of Australia
Daniel Westerman, CEO, Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO)
Julia Halioua, Sustainability Advisor, Frasers Property Australia
Frank Ochel, Senior Principal - Utilities Strategy, Accenture
Interested in waste management and resource recovery?
Alongside All-Energy Australia’s conference, Waste Expo Australia will also run sessions on waste management and recycling. Visit their websites to view and register for free.
