Upcoming Industry Events
The Energy Efficiency Council creates and supports a range of events designed to bring industry leaders, efficiency experts, policy makers and energy users together to share best practice and learn about the latest trends and technologies.
The calendar below lists a range of EEC and industry events across Australia (EEC events in bold).
Are you an EEC member? Contact us to see your event listed here.
Energy in WA
The Energy in WA Conference is the State’s premier energy event, offering excellent speaker programs and value for money since 1996. The 2018 theme is Energy for the Future. Speakers will assess the state of play on a range of energy matters, such as fuels, technology, market and legislative developments, supply and security, emissions, and consumer trends while looking to the future.
Delegates can look forward to thoughtful sector analysis and a “think tank” approach to panel discussions.
For more information on the conference visit the conference website: http://energywa.org.au/
Registrations are now open! Register for the conference via the following link: http://www.cvent.com/d/8tq0f7/4W
Past Events
Green Cities 2018
13-15 March, Melbourne
Join Australia’s leading politicians, policy makers and practitioners working on real-world projects at Green Cities 2018, as we energise communities.
Australia’s energy efficiency leaders will take a deep dive into the issues keeping them up at night, while government leaders of all stripes drive discussion on the burning policy issues shaping the sustainability agenda.
View the Green Cities program.
Limited tickets are available. Book today.
August 2017
17th Energy in Western Australia Conference, Perth 23 - 24 August
The Energy in WA Conference is the State’s premier energy event, offering excellent speaker programs and value for money since 1996.
The 2017 theme is The new energy cycle: Opportunity, Innovation & Change. Speakers will assess the state of play on a range of energy matters, such as fuels, technology, market and legislative developments, supply and security, emissions, and consumer trends while looking to the future.
The Finkel Report and Australia's Energy Future, Melbourne 17 August
12.00pm - 2.00pm
RACV Club, Bourke Street,. Melbourne 3000
With Finkel Review panellist Chloe Munro and Danny Price (Founder & MD, Frontier Economics), Ivan Slavich (CEO, Energy Action) and moderator, David Blowers (Energy Fellow, Grattan Institute)
Australia has long found competitive advantage in the abundance of energy available to its industry and domestic population, however the shift from fossil fuels to renewable energy has led to challenges as scale, distribution and network reliability have not met the changing requirements.
Following the recent Finkel Review, Australia is setting a course to better facilitate the change, develop and execute it more effectively. This includes the need to balance the competing needs to keep costs low and meet reducing carbon footprints while delivering certainty in supply and importantly for investors as they look to build new capacity in the market.
June 2017
sparc-FMA International Lighting & Facilities Event, Sydney 30 May - 1 June
sparc-FMA is a joint initiative of Lighting Council Australia and the Facility Management Association of Australia. The event will feature an exhibition showcasing the latest in lighting and facility management innovation from Australia and globally. For the first time, Australian and international facilities and lighting manufacturers, suppliers and service providers will be showing the latest developments under one roof.
Virtual Power Plants - Solving the energy crisis from your house, Melbourne 19 June
This event will provide insights into how the transition to renewables is being implemented by one of the country’s largest retailers and generators, to outline details of this key renewable project in South Australia, and to explore how software is the key to unlocking DER value across the whole energy ecosystem.
Australian Energy Week, Melbourne 20 - 23 June
Across 4 days of in-depth learning sessions, tailored content streams, a dedicated Policy Forum and high level keynotes and panel discussions, Australian Energy Week 2017 will provide unparalleled insights into the future direction of the energy market.
Australian Energy Week are pleased to offer a 10% discount to EEC members – use discount code ASSN when booking.
July 2017
E-Power & Lighting, Melbourne 7 - 8 July
ECOCITY World Summit, Melbourne 12 - 14 July
In July 2017 Melbourne will host the ECOCITY World Summit. Our focus will be Changing Cities: Resilience and Transformations, highlighting the need to deploy expert knowledge – academic, professional, civic – to make cities resilient in the face of rapid change. Melbourne has been lauded as the world’s most liveable city, but is not immune to the challenges facing all cities. The ECOCITY World Summit 2017 will harness the expertise and develop the networks needed to create a world of ecocities.
EEC Members are eligible to receive a 10% discount. Simply click here to register and take advantage of this exclusive offer.
April 2017
April 2016
NABERS & CBD conference 2016, 17 April, Sydney
May 2016
Building the Business Case for Energy Efficiency Projects, 18 and 25 May, Parramatta
Energy Audit Standard Training, 23 May, Brisbane
Energy Audit Standard Training, 25 May, Perth
June 2016
Energy Audit Standard Training, 3 June, Sydney
October 2016
All Energy Australia, 4-5 October, Melbourne
November 2016
National Energy Efficiency Conference 2016, 15-16 November, Sydney
April 2016
Total Facilities 2016, 6-7 April, Melbourne
Applied Measurement & Verification Workshop, 7-8 April, Sydney
March 2016
Building the Business Case for Energy Efficiency Projects, 1 and 8 March, Sydney
EEC/AIE Lunchtime Seminar: Building Block for Energy Efficiency, 2 March, Perth
Emissions Reduction Fund Workshop, 1 March, Brisbane
Emissions Reduction Fund Workshop, 3 March, Adelaide
Emissions Reduction Fund Workshop, 4 March, Perth
Certified Measurement & Verification Professional (CMVP) Training & Exam, 9-11 March, Melbourne
EEC Policy teleconference - Industrial, mining & SME efficiency (1), 9 March (EEC Members only)
EEC Policy teleconference - Commercial buildings & government efficiency, 10 March (EEC Members only)
EEC Policy teleconference - Residential efficiency, 11 March (EEC Members only)
Energy Efficiency & Sustainability in Local Government, 16-17 March, Melbourne
EEC Policy teleconference - Industrial, mining & SME efficiency (2), 16 March (EEC Members only)
EEC Policy teleconference - Energy Markets, 17 March (EEC Members only)
EUAA Tasmanian Energy Forum, 22 March, Hobart
EEC Policy Platform Round Table - 22 March, Sydney, (EEC Members only)
EEC Policy Platform Round Table - 23 March, Melbourne, (EEC Members only)
Green Cities Conference, 22-24 March, Sydney
OPRA Turbines Webinar: The OP16 Gas Turbine and Cogeneration at Breweries, 23 March (online)
February 2016
Energy Audit Standard Training, 23 February, Sydney
OPRA Turbines Webinar - The OP16 Gas Turbine and Oil & Gas Applications, 24 February (online)
Energy Audit Standard Training, 25 February, Melbourne
A2SE Australian Summer Study on Energy Productivity, 24-26 February, Sydney
Emissions Reduction Fund Workshop, 29 February, Townsville
January 2015
OPRA Turbines Webinar - The OP16 Gas Turbine and Cogeneration at Dairy Plants, 20 January (online)
December 2015
Energy Efficiency Leaders' Lunch with The Hon. Mark Speakman MP, 3 December, Sydney (EEC Sponsor & Corporate members only)
November 2015
Veolia Trane 2015 Air Conditioning Clinic, 3-5 November, Brisbane
EEC Policy Forum & Teleconference: Victorian Energy Efficiency Target (VEET), 5 November, Melbourne (EEC Members only)
CMVP Training & Examination Program, 2-4 November, Sydney
Applied Measurement & Verification Workshop, 4-5 November, Sydney
Women in Energy - Taking your career to the next level, 7 November, Melbourne
National Energy Efficiency Conference 2015, 17-18 November 2015, Melbourne
National Energy Efficiency Awards 2015 Gala Dinner, 17 November, Melbourne
Energy Manager Masterclass: Making the case for energy efficiency in your business, 18 November, Melbourne
EEC Policy Forum & Teleconference: AEMC Demand Response Proposals, 25 November, Melbourne (EEC Members only)
October 2015
EUAA National Conference, 6-7 October, Sydney
All Energy 2015, 7-8 October, Melbourne
Microgrid 2015 Conference, 14-15 October, Canberra
Veolia Trane 2015 Air Conditioning Clinic, 13-15 October, Sydney
EEC Member Forum - NSW Policies & Programs, 15 October, Sydney (EEC Members only)
Australian Technologies Competition Showcase & Awards Event, 20 October, Sydney
September 2015
Veolia Trane 2015 Air Conditioning Clinic, 1-3 September, Melbourne
Eastern Australia's Energy Markets Outlook, 15-18 September, Sydney
Energy Efficiency in Local Government Conference, 16-17 September, Sydney
EEC Policy Teleconference: National Energy Productivity Plan, 24 September (EEC Members only)
August 2015
Energy in Western Australia Conference, 26-27 August, Perth
Veolia Trane 2015 Air Conditioning Clinic, 11-13 August, Perth
EEC Policy Teleconference: Victorian Energy Efficiency Strategy, 13 August (EEC Members only)
July 2015
EUAA Victorian Energy Forum, 22 July, Melbourne
Energy Efficiency Leaders' Lunch with the Hon. Lily D'Ambrosio MP, 14 July, Melbourne (EEC Sponsor/Corporate members only)
May 2015
EEC Annual Member Strategy Consultation Forum, 28 May, Sydney (EEC Members only)
EEC Annual Member Strategy Consultation Forum, 20 May, Melbourne (EEC Members only)
EEC Policy Teleconference: Energy Savings Scheme, 13 May (EEC Members only)
E-Power & Lighting 2015, 7-8 May, Melbourne
EEC Policy Teleconference: Victorian Energy Efficiency Target, 5 May (EEC Members only)
April 2015
EVO M&V Fundamentals Workshop and CMVP Examination, 20-22 April, Melbourne
EVO M&V Fundamentals Workshop and CMVP Examination, 15-17 April, Sydney
National Energy Efficiency Forum: "Living with uncertainty - the future of gas prices", 1 April, Sydney
March 2015
EEC Policy Teleconference: Greener Government Buildings Program, 27 March (EEC Members only)
National Energy Effiicency Forum: "Living with uncertainty - the future of gas prices", 24 March, Melbourne
EEC Policy Teleconference: Commercial Buildings Disclosure Review, 2 March (EEC Members only)
February 2015
EEC Policy Teleconference: Victorian Energy Efficiency Target, 19 February (EEC Members only)
November 2014
National Energy Efficiency Conference 2014, 11-12 November, Sydney
August 2014
EVO M&V Fundamentals Workshop and CMVP Examination, 6-8 August, Melbourne
July 2014
EVO M&V Fundamentals Workshop and CMVP Examination, 28-30 July, Sydney
May 2014
EEC Member Strategy Forum, 7 May, Brisbane (EEC Members only)
EEC Member Strategy Forum, 6 May, Sydney (EEC Members only)
EEC Member Strategy Forum, 1 May, Melbourne (EEC Members only)
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Australian Energy Week 2018
8 - 11 May 2018
Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre | Australia
ALL THE BIG ISSUES. ALL THE KEY PLAYERS. ALL UNDER ONE ROOF.
Australian Energy Week is the major annual event for the stakeholders from the entire energy supply chain, from right across Australia.
Bringing together over 500 industry executives from over 200 companies from every part of the energy value chain, Energy Week is an unparalleled opportunity to network and learn.
In 2018, Australian Energy Week will once again have dedicated streams relevant to all parts of the value chain including generation, retail, networks, emerging technologies, policy and gas.
Energy Efficiency Council CEO Luke Menzel and Head of Policy Rob Murray-Leach will be joined by leading industry and government officials including:
- The Hon. Josh Frydenberg, MP Minister for Environment and Energy, Australian Government
- Audrey Zibelman, Chief Executive Officer, Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO)
- Paul Broad, Chief Executive Officer, Snowy Hydro
- Kerry Schott AO, Independent Chair, Energy Security Board
- Richard Gross, Chief Executive Officer, Ausgrid
- Elisabeth Brinton, Executive General Manager New Energy, AGL Energy
- Timothy Rourke, Chief Executive Officer, CitiPower & Powercor
- John Pierce, Chairman, Australian Energy Market Commission
- Jo Evans, Deputy Secretary Climate Change and Energy Innovation, Department of Environment and Energy
- Merryn York, Chief Executive Officer, Powerlink
- Stephen Davy, Chief Executive Officer, Hydro Tasmania
For more information download the event brochure here
Or visit the website: www.energyweek.com.au
We are pleased to offer a 10% discount to EEC members – use discount code EEC when booking.
Register before 16 March to save even more on tickets.
Book online here or call +61 (0)2 9977 0565.
Green Cities 2018
13-15 March, Melbourne
Join Australia’s leading politicians, policy makers and practitioners working on real-world projects at Green Cities 2018, as we energise communities.
Australia’s energy efficiency leaders will take a deep dive into the issues keeping them up at night, while government leaders of all stripes drive discussion on the burning policy issues shaping the sustainability agenda.
Conference highlights include:
- Economist Ross Garnaut, on the potential to plug into low-energy future. With a name synonymous with climate change analysis, Garnaut is now leading the renewable energy revolution in Australia. Find out why he’s now leading Australia’s first dedicated community energy provider.
- Federal and state politicians – including Josh Frydenberg, Anthony Albanese, Mark Butler and Lily D'Ambrosio – on depoliticising energy policy. How do we keep the lights on without destroying the planet?
- From carbon to coal, tobacco to modern slavery, we’ll look at how to drive ethical investment beyond the boardroom to transform corporate strategy, strengthen stakeholder relationships and add value to whole communities.
- Tim Gartrell, the mastermind behind some of Australia's most ground-breaking campaigns, will share the secrets to winning hearts and minds.
- Global leaders from green building councils around the world will examine the top trends – from climate and carbon to human health and high technology.
- A host of thought leaders – from ClimateWorks to the CRC for Low Carbon Living – present their radical ideas for reinvention
- Some of Melbourne’s most sustainable buildings – including Medibank’s office at 720 Bourke Street and the North Fitzroy Library and Community Hub – are opening their doors for inspection.
View the Green Cities program.
Limited tickets are available. Book today.
retrofit to profit
The ''Retrofit to Profit' breakfast took place on Thursday 27 July, in Sydney.
Presentations from Eureka Real Assets and Real Investment Analytics can be downloaded by clicking on the links below:
The Clean Energy Finance Corporation's Energy in Buildings: 50 Best Practice Initiatives – can be downloaded here.
You may also wish to to take a look at the two video case studies launched at the event; they can be accessed be clicking the links below:
Thanks again to all the presenters and panelists for a fantastic session, and to our partners Property Council of Australia, Clean Energy Finance Corporation and AIRAH.
Australian Energy Delegation to California
10-14 September 2018, California
The Trans-Tasman Business Circle and the Energy Efficiency Council are delighted to invite you to join us on a delegation focused on Californian leadership in the global energy transition.
The Mission, which will have a particular focus on energy efficiency, demand response and low carbon generation, is open to Australian organisations across both private and public sectors.
This delegation, led by Energy Efficiency Council CEO Luke Menzel, is an excellent opportunity for leaders across business, government, utilities and infrastructure to gain an understanding of California’s world leading energy eco-systems, emerging trends, and to establish key bilateral relationships.
This Mission also coincides with the highly anticipated Global Climate Action Summit being held in San Francisco, California from 12-14 September 2018.
Australia’s energy challenges are not unique. Learn from the leaders in the energy transition.
Energy costs have risen rapidly in recent years, and concerns around carbon continue to grow. These challenges aren’t unique, but rather are being felt around the world. California is thriving in the midst of the transformation of their energy system, building on over four decades of innovation in energy policy and technologies.
Crucially, Californian businesses and government are taking a balanced approach – driving a rapid transition to low carbon generation, while quickly ramping up energy efficiency across the economy. This means that while the unit cost of energy is high by US standards, bills for businesses and households are low because Californians don’t waste energy. This balanced approach keeps costs down while cutting carbon emissions and is becoming the model for energy transition for other advanced economies around the world.
Learn how California is innovating their way to a sustainable energy future across all parts of their economy.
Delegation program
- Learn how California’s innovation ecosystem is driving the state’s energy transition
- Meet with energy experts and leaders from California’s business, government and not-for-profit sectors
- Visit the facilities driving California’s energy technology boom
- View world leading applications of advanced energy technologies in buildings and manufacturing.
Delegation details
Date: 10 – 14 September 2018
Cost: A registration fee of $5,500 USD applies, which covers the following:
- Full program from 10 – 14 September 2018
- All ground costs including transport and meals included in the official group programme
(Please note that the registration fee does not include transfers, accommodation costs, international and internal airfares, and local travel undertaken on a private basis or travel for individual meetings whether or not accompanied by TTBC staff).
Registration
For further information and to register your interest, please contact the Tour Director, Tracy Jennings - Tracy.Jennings@buscircle.com.
