Queensland will host the inaugural Australian edition of renowned renewable energy event Solar & Storage Live in May.
In an era defined by climate change and the urgent need for sustainable practices, the Solar & Storage Live Australia conference stands out as a platform for large energy users to gain inspiration and practical solutions.
This event, happening on 1 and 2 May at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre.
Not only will it showcase cutting-edge solar, storage and electric vehicle charging solutions but also place an emphasis on real-world case studies from diverse end-user applications.
The conference program is committed to addressing various end-user applications ranging from retail, healthcare, hospitality, residential and commercial properties, to data centres, farms, and local councils.
Respected speakers from these different applications will share invaluable insights into how they have successfully implemented solar energy technology to cut operations costs and reduce their carbon footprint with the aim of empowering attendees to do the same.
Among the noteworthy speakers is Jane Mansfield, Head of Energy at Coles Group, a trailblazer in sustainable practices.
Mansfield will take the stage to discuss Coles Group’s landmark alliance, a significant stride towards achieving 100 per cent renewable energy by 2025 featuring the installation of solar panels on 100 stores nationwide, with a third also equipped with batteries.
Join the discussion on ‘Enabling Demand Management through a Solar Partnership’ to learn more about Coles Group’s innovative approach to a solar-powered future.
Another speaker set to present at Solar & Storage Live is Karin Stark, Director of Farm Renewables Ltd., a visionary leader bridging the gap between farming and renewables. Residing off solar energy in Central West NSW, Stark’s unique approach combines practical on-farm renewable solutions with a deep understanding of both agriculture and solar energy.
Her insights not only cut costs and emissions but also build resilience in rural communities. Karin’s presentation promises to be a powerful message, illustrating how the fusion of farming and renewable energy is a practical, inspiring reality that can reshape the landscape for generations to come.
The lineup of speakers doesn’t end there. The conference also features industry leaders such as Craig Scroggie (CEO, NEXTDC), Tessa Lees (Sustainability Manager, The Arnott’s Group), Renea Robson (Market Manager, Head of Sustainability ANZ, IKEA Group), and Patrick Heagney (Energy and Carbon Manager, Officeworks), Heather Holmes-Ross (Mayor, City of Mitcham), Sue Panuccio (National Environment Manager and Sustainability Lead, Ramsay Health Care), Christopher Cormack (New Energy Director, JLL) and many more. Each contributing their knowledge and experiences to enhance the conversation on sustainable practices.
The Solar & Storage Live Australia conference offers a platform for thought leaders, innovators, and end-users to share their success stories, strategies, and insights.
By focusing on tangible, real-world case studies, this event not only showcases the latest advancements in clean energy solutions but also empowers attendees with the knowledge and inspiration needed to drive impactful change in their respective fields.
Join the event in Brisbane on 1-2 May 2024 to be part of this transformative experience and contribute to the collective journey towards a more sustainable future.
To register, visit solarstoragelive.com.au
This article featured in the February edition of ecogeneration.
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