Australian Energy Week is a major annual conference and expo for the entire energy supply chain, bringing together generators, networks, retailers, end users and government to help shape the energy transition.
It is the place to hear from industry leaders, make connections, and do business with representatives from the whole energy value chain, from CEOs to analysts, energy traders to engineers. And everyone in between.
This is where the big discussions happen and the tough questions are answered. Join us to be part of the industry’s major annual event.
The conference, which attracts CEOs, analysts, energy traders, engineers, and policymakers, will feature prominent speakers, including Damien Nicks, Managing Director and CEO of AGL Energy; Mark Collette, Managing Director of EnergyAustralia; and Clare Savage, Chair of the Australian Energy Regulator (AER). Other key figures include Rachel Watson, CEO of Hydro Tasmania, and Mark Hutchinson, CEO of Fortescue Energy.
Why attend Australian Energy Week in 2025?
- Australia’s premier energy event
Be part of the energy event that brings together leaders from the entire energy supply chain to tackle the challenges of the energy transition. With the most influential experts speaking, you can’t miss it.
- Unmatched networking
Join the event dinner, the ‘Women in Energy’ breakfast, or the end-of-day drinks to connect with peers and industry leaders, and build valuable relationships with the 1000+ delegates.
- Multiple content tracks
Hear from industry titans in the conference plenary, and then deep dive into the topics that matter most to you in streams focused on generation, batteries and storage, retail, the grid and policy.
- Engage with suppliers
Uncover the right partners that can help your organisation keep pace with a rapidly changing operating environment at the event expo.
Key themes for this year include:
- Stabilising energy supply and ensuring reliability: Building (and connecting) enough renewable generation to replace aging coal generation… and meet 2030 targets.
- Reforming the NEM and WEM: Optimising grid operations, modernising pricing and dispatch mechanisms, and incorporating new technologies will not happen without comprehensive market reform
- Balancing transition with cost-of-living concerns: High energy prices and cost-of-living pressures may delay the energy transition, requiring strategies to secure investment in renewable infrastructure and government intervention
- Leveraging innovation: Promising technologies like batteries, hydrogen, and grid digitalisation can accelerate decarbonisation, enhance grid stability, and reduce emissions
Delegates who register by 11 April can save up to $400, with ecogeneration subscribers eligible for an additional 10 per cent discount using promo code ECO10.
More details and registration options are available online or via phone at +61 (0)2 9977 0565.
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