27 April 2022
Registration is now open for Energy Next, a free-to-attend industry event focusing on the latest renewable energy and energy management technologies, which will be held alongside the Clean Energy Council’s Australian Clean Energy Summit. The event will be held at the International Convention Centre (ICC) in Sydney on the 19th-20th July.
“The combination of Energy Next with the Australian Clean Energy Summit offers significant added value by giving attendees first-hand exposure to the technologies and innovations driving Australia’s clean energy transition. It will also help to increase collaboration across the industry, giving technology suppliers the opportunity to create connections and explore opportunities with the industry’s most senior executives and decision-makers. The Clean Energy Council is delighted to welcome Energy Next to the Australian Clean Energy Summit and is looking forward to a fantastic event in July,” Kane Thornton, Chief Executive, Clean Energy Council, said.
Across two days, Energy Next will bring a quality exhibition to New South Wales and provide technical sessions, workshops and networking opportunities for those working in the clean energy industry, including a networking function on the first day of the event.
Energy Next’s exhibition will feature the latest renewable energy and energy management technologies and solutions from leading suppliers, from solar PV to energy storage and EV charging stations to energy monitoring software. To explore the exhibitors presenting at the event visit: https://www.energynext.com.au/en-gb/exhibitor-directory.html
Visitors to Energy Next will also have free access to technical sessions and workshops, with expert speakers discussing the latest technical issues and opportunities facing the industry. The program will focus on three themes:
1. Technology: Products, innovations and new clean energy sources set to change how we generate and use power
2. The Future Energy Mix: What our energy mix looks like today and how we’re making progress in shifting towards a low-carbon energy system
3. Research & Development: The impetus to drive renewable energy projects and initiatives forward