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All-Energy Australia, Australia’s largest clean energy event, is taking place this October in Melbourne to continue supporting the industry’s growth and to help accelerate Australia’s transition to a renewable energy future.
With energy being at the forefront of many discussions with the government’s ambitious climate change bill being pushed through at the moment and countries across the globe realising that they can no longer rely on fossil fuels for their energy needs, it will be a welcome return for All-Energy Australia.
All-Energy Australia is the country’s largest and one of the most anticipated clean energy event in Australia, which opens up a world of opportunities for industry suppliers and experts as well as those involved in renewable energy and energy storage sectors to expand business networks.
Featuring more than 290 suppliers and attracting more than 10,500 industry professionals, All-Energy Australia is a must-attend event in the industry’s calendar. This free-to-attend exhibition and conference from 26-27 October 2022 at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre.
All Energy Australia is organised in partnership with the Clean Energy Council and is where renewable energy professionals can get exclusive access to the latest technologies and trends and discuss the opportunities and challenges facing the sector.
Clean Energy Council Chief Executive, Kane Thornton said, “Our industry stands ready to electrify Australia and establish our nation as a global clean energy superpower. We are on our way into the electric age, an age where Australia can be proud and powerful. It’s an incredible time of change and opportunity for our industry. All-Energy brings us together.”
As the industry’s largest all-encompassing clean energy event, the expo floor will feature over 290 leading companies including Enphase, Fronius, GoodWe, Growatt, Nextracker, Sungrow, Longi, TrinaSolar, Shoals & More.
And for the first time, there will be a dedicated Energy Management Zone within the All-Energy Australia exhibition. This dedicated zone will host its own theatre with sessions running throughout both days on sustainable solutions that facilitate improved energy management and increased cost savings.
These sessions will also highlight innovative energy management technologies and services that support the reduction of energy bills and emissions. Session topics will be in agriculture, food and beverage manufacturing, metals and other materials manufacturing, residential buildings, commercial buildings and Government operations.
The Clean Energy Council’s Solar Masterclass Series provides a one-stop shop for solar installers to get expert advice on the big design and installation issues facing the industry. Attendance is free and Continuous Professional Development (CPD) points are available for eligible installers.
Robby Clark, Portfolio Director at All-Energy Australia said, “The 2022 event takes place at a crucial time in our country where Australia’s clean energy transition is more important than ever. All-Energy Australia provides a platform for the industry to connect visitors with leading suppliers on our exhibition floor and drive conversations about the future of renewables at our multi-stream conference”.
With the conference agenda to be announced in September, this year’s program will have more than 200 expert speakers discussing the latest in solar energy, energy storage, hydrogen energy, electric vehicles, bioenergy, distributed energy resources and more.
Registrations are now available at www.all-energy.com.au. The Exhibition and conference is co-located with Waste Expo, forming the largest gathering for waste and recycling management, clean and renewable energy and energy storage professionals in the country.
ABOUT ALL-ENERGY AUSTRALIA
All-Energy Australia is one of the country’s most anticipated event in the clean energy sector’s annual calendar. Held in partnership with the Clean Energy Council, this free-to-attend event provides delegates with exclusive access to the latest technology, information and trends relevant to those working or investing in the renewables sector.
For more information, please visit www.all-energy.com.au
