Returning to the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre on 28-29 October 2026, All Energy Australia will once again bring together suppliers, policymakers, developers, installers, utilities and technology providers from across the clean energy value chain.
Organised by RX Australia, and supported by the Clean Energy Council, the event will feature more than 500 expert speakers and over 490 global suppliers, building on the strong attendance of more than 16,500 unique visitors recorded in 2025.
For more than 15 years, All Energy has served as a meeting point for the renewable energy sector, providing a platform to examine emerging technologies, policy developments and commercial opportunities shaping Australia’s energy transition.
This year’s event will continue to span the full spectrum of renewable energy technologies, including solar, wind, battery energy storage, hydrogen, bioenergy and electric transport. Alongside these established sectors, dedicated exhibition zones will place greater emphasis on three rapidly evolving areas of the market: electric vehicle infrastructure, energy management and grid solutions.
The EV Technology & Infrastructure Zone will showcase charging technologies, hardware, software and supporting infrastructure designed to accelerate electric vehicle adoption across Australia. Covering more than 1000 square metres, the dedicated area is expected to attract engineers, installers, policymakers, consultants and fleet specialists seeking the latest developments in charging systems and transport electrification.
Energy management will also feature prominently, reflecting growing demand for technologies that improve energy efficiency, electrification and flexible electricity consumption. Backed by the Energy Efficiency Council, the Energy Management Zone will highlight products and services designed to help households, commercial buildings and industrial facilities optimise renewable energy use while reducing operating costs and emissions.
Grid transformation will form another major theme throughout the exhibition. With federal and state governments investing heavily in transmission infrastructure, battery storage and network modernisation, the Grid & Network Zone will focus on technologies supporting renewable integration, grid resilience, decentralisation and digitalisation. The dedicated space is expected to attract utilities, transmission and distribution network operators, project developers, energy storage providers and government representatives.
The overall event program is also set to deliver two days of highly anticipated keynote presentations, technical workshops and panel discussions covering renewable energy policy, investment trends, grid modernisation, and emerging technologies.
Register for All Energy 2026 – Open from 21 July
