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Brisbane, 1 - 2 May 2024

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May 19:00
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Official Welcome, & Acknowledgement to Country

Keynotes
May 19:06
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May 19:10
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Formulating Queensland’s energy policy and developing the State’s Energy and Jobs Plan to enable Queensland to achieve net zero emissions

Keynotes
May 19:40
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Delivering more clean energy for Queenslanders, enabling sensible policy outcomes, and building strong local networks.

Keynotes
Tracey Stinson, Regional Director, Policy & Impact Queensland, Clean Energy Council
May 110:00
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An ‘All-of-the-Above’ Approach to Australia’s Energy Future ‘.

Keynotes
May 110:20
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Leaders Panel Discussion: Solar and Storage: Unlocking the Potential

Keynotes
Moderator: Katharine Hole, Chief Executive Officer, Association For The Battery Recycling Industry
Tracey Stinson, Regional Director, Policy & Impact Queensland, Clean Energy Council
May 111:00
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Empowering Solar: MEA's Vital Role in Electricians' Accreditation

Everything Solar - Plenary Theatre
Kate Raymond, CEO, Master Electricians Australia
May 111:00
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Latest updates and trends on Battery and market size

Battery Storage - Theatre 1
May 111:00
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The Australian EV charging infrastructure outlook - Exploring the opportunities and challenges ahead

EV Charging - Theatre 2
Ross De Rango, Head of Energy and Infrastructure, Electric Vehicle Council
May 111:00
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Charting the path: Technology trends shaping the future of energy for digital infrastructure

Commercial & Industrial Solar - Theatre 4
May 111:00
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Solar and Storage in the Future Queensland Transmission Network

Large-Scale Utility Solar - Theatre 5
May 111:00
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Training session - Integrating lithium batteries into legacy systems - 30 CPD points

Installer University

This 90 minute training aims to provide participants with an understanding of legacy battery systems, equipping them with the knowledge and skills necessary to add new, modern lithium batteries to these systems effectively.Participants will delve into the historical evolution of the battery industry, explore common legacy equipment, and gain insights into the features and idiosyncrasies of these systems.The course will also guide participants through practical aspects of fault finding, reprogramming, and assessing the compatibility of modern batteries with existing systems.

May 111:25
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Closing the Australian loop for low-iron PV glass at end of life

Everything Solar - Plenary Theatre
May 111:25
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Optimising Residential Batteries for a Sustainable Future

Battery Storage - Theatre 1
May 111:25
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Optimal configuration of EV charging infrastructure

EV Charging - Theatre 2
May 111:25
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Intelligence in Integration: Energy Sources Must Work Together for Homeowners

Residential Solar - Theatre 3

Integrate all sources and loads, provide intelligent insight whole energy profile. Lead with sources, hint at loads.

Learning Objective:Installers, engineers and others involved in designing whole-home energy management systems will learn about the following key issues.

  • Energy management is a more complex issue than just adding batteries to a solar installation
  • Home's energy sources need intelligent management
  • Smart systems talk with utilities and load balance for demand-pricing
  • Intelligence makes installer/maintenance lives easier with real-time analysis and predictive maintenance.
May 111:25
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PANEL: Driving solar integration in the commercial industry

Commercial & Industrial Solar - Theatre 4
May 111:25
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Navigating large-scale solar and storage project regulatory landscapes, managing grid integration, addressing community concerns, and optimizing project economics

Large-Scale Utility Solar - Theatre 5
May 111:50
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Executing a successful Community Energy sharing network

Everything Solar - Plenary Theatre
May 111:50
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The city of Mitcham’s efforts to promote and implement virtual power plants & EV charging initiatives

Battery Storage - Theatre 1
May 111:50
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Commercial EVs: Unlocking Value from EV Charging

EV Charging - Theatre 2
May 111:50
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Solar Homes Program supporting hard to reach segments – renters, apartments and community housing.

Residential Solar - Theatre 3
May 111:50
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Officeworks’s commitment to use 100% renewable energy from 2025

Commercial & Industrial Solar - Theatre 4
Patrick Heagney, Energy and Carbon Manager, Officeworks
May 111:50
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Navigating the complexities of high-power PV modules across diverse applications

Large-Scale Utility Solar - Theatre 5
Andreas Sommer, Director of Sales, KAM Utility Scale, Canadian Solar
May 112:15
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Implications of AI & Cyber security in the Energy Sector and subsequent Government reforms towards this.

Everything Solar - Plenary Theatre
May 112:15
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The how, the why & the ROI: demystifying batteries for business

Battery Storage - Theatre 1
Huon Hoogesteger, CEO, Smart Commercial Solar
May 112:15
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Rolling out EV Charging at fuel and convenience network

EV Charging - Theatre 2
May 112:15
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May 112:15
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Energy Storage - increasing awareness

Commercial & Industrial Solar - Theatre 4
May 112:15
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Advanced financial and yield modelling of giga-scale photovoltaic power plants

Large-Scale Utility Solar - Theatre 5
May 112:40
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May 112:40
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Innovating with battery storage: perspectives from Zen Energy

Battery Storage - Theatre 1
James McIntosh, General Manager - Markets and Trading, Zen Energy
May 112:40
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PANEL: Building the EV Charging network - from planning to implementation

EV Charging - Theatre 2
Moderator: Ross De Rango, Head of Energy and Infrastructure, Electric Vehicle Council
Nick Wodzinski, Head of Product, Chargefox
May 112:40
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Solar Banks: Supplementing Australia's world-leading rooftop solar adoption rate

Residential Solar - Theatre 3
May 112:40
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Ramsay Health Care’s sustainable practices and how solar energy contributes to a healthier environment

Commercial & Industrial Solar - Theatre 4
May 112:40
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How sustainability and regenerative design practices could (and should) play a role in future large scale solar investments into renewables

Large-Scale Utility Solar - Theatre 5
May 113:05
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Investment into clean energy (challenges & opportunities)

Everything Solar - Plenary Theatre
May 113:05
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PANEL: The future of battery storage technologies/Positioning your business for the trends most likely to play out over the next 5 years

Battery Storage - Theatre 1
May 113:05
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Navigating the Complex Landscape of Property, Transport (EVs) and Energy Integration

EV Charging - Theatre 2
Christopher Cormack, Senior New Energy Director, JLL
May 113:05
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Innovative investments frameworks towards C&I solar

Commercial & Industrial Solar - Theatre 4
May 113:05
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Partnership journey among investors, landowners, and developers in large scale solar farms & battery hybrid projects

Large-Scale Utility Solar - Theatre 5
Moderator: Dominic Adams, General Manager Networks, Energy Networks Association
Myles Somers, Director Community and Corporate Services Coorong District Council, The Coorong District Council
CHIJIA ZHANG, Chief Operating Officer, Green Gold Energy
Lin Meili, Managing Director, Astronergy
May 113:15
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Commercial EV Charger infrastructure - 20 CPD Points

Installer University

This course provides a high level guide to procurement of commercial and industrial EV charging infrastructure.The course provides students with an appreciation for the complexities involved in deciding which charger type, how many chargers and how to install chargers in different facilities including shopping malls, strata blocks, office spaces, etc.

Chris Martell, Managing Director, GSES
May 113:30
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FIRESIDE CHAT: Sustainability in solar and renewables support and priorities for Australian retailers

Everything Solar - Plenary Theatre
Jason Robertson, Director of Policy, Sustainability and Impact, Australian Retailers Association
May 113:30
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GemLife's Virtual Power Plant initiatives in reducing electricity costs

Battery Storage - Theatre 1
May 113:30
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Discussing the potential new legislative approaches to EV charging in apartment buildings

EV Charging - Theatre 2
  • What is preventing EV charging in apartment buildings?
  • Who is responsible for the application – from two perspectives, an individual owner and owners corporation seeking to future proof
  • By-laws – Overall need, NSW Government model and OCN model.
  • OCN Responses to various Inquiries – Federal Gov Residential Electrification, NSW Gov Stay safe, AER, proposals for funding
  • Potential new legislative approaches – Grants/ Rebates, Right to charge and level playing field.
May 113:30
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Business safety and compliance of electrical contracting

Residential Solar - Theatre 3
Chris Gradwell, Business safety and compliance of electrical contracting, National Electrical and Communications Association
May 113:30
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Implementing solar to achieve sustainability in Australian cricket clubs.

Commercial & Industrial Solar - Theatre 4
May 113:40
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The energy transition is driving a global investment and policy race. What is the role of solar and the potential for Australia to lead the large-scale solar race?

Large-Scale Utility Solar - Theatre 5
May 113:55
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Opportunities for Ultra-low-cost Solar in Australian Industry transition

Everything Solar - Plenary Theatre
May 113:55
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Load shifting through smart technologies

Battery Storage - Theatre 1
May 113:55
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PANEL: Accelerating EV charging infrastructure in Queensland, the challenges and opportunities ahead

EV Charging - Theatre 2
Moderator: Riz Akhtar, Founder Chief Executive Officer, Carloop
Geoff Brady, Chief Operating Officer, Evie Networks
Parina Khieu, A/Director, Policy Integration, QLD Department of Transport and Main Roads
May 113:55
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PANEL: Solar installation as a business, the directors' perspectives on the opportunities ahead.

Residential Solar - Theatre 3
Moderator: Chris Gradwell, QLD Member Manager, National Electrical and Communications Association
Will Campbell, Director, Airlec Australia
Kon Flaherty, Director, Green Energy Technologies
May 114:05
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The role of the CEFC in supporting large-scale solar energy projects

Large-Scale Utility Solar - Theatre 5
May 114:20
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Greenwashing in the industry

Everything Solar - Plenary Theatre
May 114:20
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Circular economy of batteries

Battery Storage - Theatre 1
Katharine Hole, Chief Executive Officer, Association For The Battery Recycling Industry
May 114:20
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EV Charging in Strata: Simplifying the Approval and Dispute Process

EV Charging - Theatre 2

Millions of Australians live in strata schemes, but did you know that applying for approval to install an EV charger in those schemes is far from a straightforward path, which can add substantial time, cost and stress to the process? Join strata experts Nikki Jovicic from Australia’s premier strata information resource site LookUpStrata and Chris Irons, Director of strata consultancy firm Strata Solve and Queensland’s former Body Corporate Commissioner, as they take you through the traps, pitfalls – and, importantly, the tips to navigate through EV charging disputes in a body corporate.

  • Applying for approvals, presenting your case to the committee, wording the motion, getting the committee onboard
  • Identify the emerging dispute flashpoints for EV in strata schemes
  • Discuss the formal and informal options for resolving disputes about EV

Scenarios:

  • I want to buy an EV but do I need approval for a charging point?
  • Our committee should be thinking about EVs, but it's not even mentioned.
  • The chair has made it clear they think EVs are a fad, so we aren't allowed to bring it up at the committee.
  • We have a number of owners with EVs, and they are running cords through the common property with no one overseeing the potential risk.
May 114:25
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PANEL: Solar panel installations: discussing the unseen installation risks and what makes a good solar installation

Residential Solar - Theatre 3
May 114:30
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Rail-less Revolution: S-5! - 10 CPD Points

Installer University

This dynamic 60-minute training offers insights into the worldwide rail-less revolution for attaching anything to metal roofs in commercial and residential settings. Learn how rails offer only 12.11% contact with solar modules and roof. 87.9% of the rail is used for earthing and cable control, resulting in unnecessary weight and cost. Direct-attach systems like S-5! PVKit provide 100% contact with modules and roof, eliminating waste and allowing scalability for challenging loads. With no screw lines limiting layout, they maximize rooftop yield efficiently.

May 114:50
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Roundtable #01: Maximizing PV Plant Efficiency with Hybrid BESS Integration

Roundtables - Plenary Theatre

This roundtable will run twice in (strict) 30 minute blocks back to back.

First Roundtable session (14:50-15:20)

Second Roundtable session (15:20-15:50)

May 114:50
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Roundtable #02: Technologies to Minimising Lithium Battery Fires – Understanding Risk and Best Practices

Roundtables - Plenary Theatre

This roundtable will run twice in (strict) 30 minute blocks back to back.

First Roundtable session (14:50-15:20)

Second Roundtable session (15:20-15:50)

With accelerating investment in lithium-ion technology there has been an increased adoption in true off-gas detection for the earliest possible warning of thermal runaway in BESS applications and gigafactories. While definitive methodologies for suppressing LiB post thermal runaway remain unclear; the best option in protecting energy storage assets is the earliest possible warning of potential failure events.

This round table discussion will focus on the progression of a LiB failure, highlight protection methodologies and provide data to clarify when and how steps could be taken to prevent the onset of thermal runaway.

May 114:50
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Roundtable #03: Electrifying Leichhardt Bus Depot – LIVE Case Study

Roundtables - Plenary Theatre

This roundtable will run twice in (strict) 30-minute blocks back-to-back.

First Roundtable session (14:50-15:20)

Second Roundtable session (15:20-15:50)

With 55 electric buses, a sizeable rooftop solar array, an onsite battery and integrated charging infrastructure, Leichhardt is Australia’s largest electrified bus depot. Join key stakeholders Smart Commercial Solar and Zenobe as they present a live case study exploring the depot’s transformation, featuring insights from both client and contractor.

Propelled by a vision for a zero-emission future by 2030, this landmark project created headlines around Australia upon completion. With 368kWh of rooftop solar PV and a 2.5MW Tesla MegaPack, the project achieved a 21.8% energy reduction and annual CO2 savings of 6759.5T. It stands as a blueprint for the electrification of transport depots moving forward.

Join us to hear directly from key stakeholders and explore the future of sustainable transit and renewable energy integration.

May 114:50
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Roundtable #04: Commercial Energy Storage Behind The Meter

Roundtables - Plenary Theatre

This roundtable will run twice in (strict) 30 minute blocks back to back.

First Roundtable session (14:50-15:20)

Second Roundtable session (15:20-15:50)

May 114:50
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Roundtable #05: When and how to put certificate revenue streams in your business model for commercial and industrial projects

Roundtables - Plenary Theatre
May 114:50
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Roundtable #06: Rail-less vs Railed Metal Roof PV Attachments

Roundtables - Plenary Theatre

Metal roofs are ideal for solar panel installation due to their long lifespan and durability. Solar arrays last 35+ years, while metal roofing can last up to 60 years. No other roofing material matches this longevity. Both standing seam and exposed-fastened metal roofs support solar arrays effectively. Two main attachment methods are used: railed and rail-less. Railed installations use metal rails attached to the roof, while rail-less systems attach components directly to the roof. Learn which method is more effective for your needs.

May 114:50
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Roundtable #07: How to unlock additional value from solar and storage through VPP orchestration

Roundtables - Plenary Theatre

In determining the optimal size for a standalone or combined battery solar system, it's important to pinpoint your primary goal: whether it's maximising decarbonisation or enhancing self-consumption to reduce reliance on the grid. Tailoring the battery and solar sizing to align with this objective is key to unlocking the system's full potential. Equally vital is ensuring effective control and coordination mechanisms are in place. Join us to discuss how the Virtual Power Plant (VPP), like Origin Loop VPP, offers dynamic system control to meet decarbonisation targets and tap into additional revenue streams by intelligently managing energy export during peak demand periods.

May 115:55
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Sustainability across renewables - Partnering and working collaboratively with Traditional Owners

Keynotes
May 116:15
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PANEL: Advancing diversity and innovation in renewable energy and sustainability: Strengthening women's leadership and cultivating a network of shared purpose

Keynotes
Moderator: Kate Raymond, CEO, Master Electricians Australia
Kimberly Camrass, Global Sustainability Policy and Partnerships Lead, Boeing
Kate Harding, Senior Project Manager - Property & Environment, Stadiums Queensland

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May 29:15
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Official Welcome & Recap of Day 1

Keynotes
May 29:20
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The global energy transformation and China’s growing dominance of solar and storage manufacturing, technology and deployments

Keynotes
May 29:40
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Addressing the main priorities for industry in the energy transition, including the issue of high energy costs and future economic opportunities for local businesses.

Keynotes
May 210:00
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PANEL: Leaders Discussion on National perspective on Australia's race to net zero

Keynotes
Joel Alexander, Managing Officer, CEO, Pacific Green Australia
David Cross, Chief Executive Officer, Energy Skills Queensland
May 210:30
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Latest learnings from Energy Queensland’s Battery Program

Battery Storage - Theatre 1
May 210:30
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EV adoption and charging with renewable energy sources like solar power

EV Charging - Theatre 2
May 210:30
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APVI-SunSPOT

Residential Solar - Theatre 3
May 210:30
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Renewable energy solutions in food manufacturing and other industries

Commercial & Industrial Solar - Theatre 4
May 210:30
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An introdution to Microgrids - 20 CPD Points

Installer University

The course equips the audience with a strong understanding of microgrids and associated technologies. It aims to provide participants with the knowledge and skills needed to be part of projects that include the design and management of microgrids which can improve energy access, resilience, and sustainability in communities and industries around the world.

The course content touches upon various subjects including:

  • What is a microgrid – definition, components (including monitoring and communications), different classifications
  • The role of microgrids – electricity network, how microgrids can be incorporated into the electricity network, what the benefits of having microgrids are
  • Implementation – When to use microgrids versus Stand Alone Power Systems (SAPS) versus Virtual Power Plants (VPPs) versus embedded networks, which standards to follow, application process case studies

The course is relevant for installers, engineers, project developers, homeowners, site managers, and other non-technical people connected with the industry who would want to acquaint themselves with operation, mechanics, and regulatory framework of microgrids.

Chris Martell, Managing Director, GSES
May 210:55
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A glimpse into our future energy system – solar, batteries, anarchy and the internet

Everything Solar - Plenary Theatre
May 210:55
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Community Batteries and consumer energy transition

Battery Storage - Theatre 1
Felix Keck, Commercial Director - Distributed Energy Storage, Ausgrid
May 210:55
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eLuming Global – All-in-one EV charging and (BESS) Battery Energy Storage Systems

EV Charging - Theatre 2
Lisa Marsh, CEO, eLumina Global
May 210:55
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Designing and implementing a program for compliance with solar inverter standards

Residential Solar - Theatre 3
May 210:55
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Challenges and opportunities - Renewables transition of commercial retail operations

Commercial & Industrial Solar - Theatre 4
Peter Richmond, Sustainability Business Partner, IKEA Group
May 210:55
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Distribution connected Development & Participation in the NEM

Large-Scale Utility Solar - Theatre 5
May 211:20
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Benefits of distributed energy resources for NSW

Everything Solar - Plenary Theatre
May 211:20
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Energy solutions to support business customers decarbonise the way they work.

Battery Storage - Theatre 1
May 211:20
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Brisbane Metro - a clean, green public transport future

EV Charging - Theatre 2
May 211:20
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Training the new breed of solar sales professionals: Certified Consultants

Residential Solar - Theatre 3
  1. Industry Professionals, Not Just Salespeople
  2. Assessing Customer Needs – Philosophy
  3. Assessing Customer Needs – Analysing the Detail
Israel Vogel, Training Manager, New Energy Training (A Supply Partners company)
May 211:20
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Investing in Solar at Victoria's Public Hospitals via the Regional Health Solar Program

Commercial & Industrial Solar - Theatre 4
Tiernan Humphrys, Senior Technical Specialist, Victorian Health Building Authority
May 211:20
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Blind Creek Solar Farm - A Large-Scale update

Large-Scale Utility Solar - Theatre 5
May 211:45
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PANEL: How Energy developers and Financiers facilitate the integration of renewable energy into the grid

Battery Storage - Theatre 1
May 211:45
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Fireside chat: the rollout of fast EV chargers at service stations in Australia – BP Pulse

EV Charging - Theatre 2
Andrew Worboyes, EV Operations Manager - Australia & NZ, BP
May 211:45
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PANEL: Best Practices for Commercial/Industrial Renewable Energy

Commercial & Industrial Solar - Theatre 4
Moderator: Huon Hoogesteger, CEO, Smart Commercial Solar
Tiernan Humphrys, Senior Technical Specialist, Victorian Health Building Authority
Dominic Adams, General Manager Networks, Energy Networks Association
May 211:45
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PANEL: Large-scale solar energy projects: financing, attracting investors, and navigating government incentives and policies

Large-Scale Utility Solar - Theatre 5
May 211:45
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The Tech Behind Jinko’s N-Type and BESS - 10 CPD Points

Installer University

Join Dan Su as he provides a comprehensive look at Jinko’s technology and product offerings, covering everything from the latest N-Type panels to the soon-to-be-released battery and inverter system. Dan will discuss the benefits of using Jinko’s products, including their panel technology and the specifications of the Suntank Energy Storage System. Attendees will also learn about the installation considerations for Jinko’s battery system, making sure they have all the information they need to make an informed decision for their next project. Whether you’re an installer, engineer, or project manager, this presentation will give you the information you need to stay ahead of the curve in the solar industry.

May 212:10
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How Australia can push forward its transition to solar energy, battery storage, and EVs: Learnings from NZ

Everything Solar - Plenary Theatre
May 212:10
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Batteries - A Lender's Perspective

Battery Storage - Theatre 1
May 212:10
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The Future of Electrification: Lessons learned by the world’s most advanced EV economy

EV Charging - Theatre 2
May 212:10
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Longitudinal study of residential and small business solar and battery users – opportunities and challenges.

Residential Solar - Theatre 3
May 212:10
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FIRESIDE CHAT: Coles & Origin Energy: A strategic partnership enabling the connection of solar, battery and energy assets through VPP's to achieve Australia's renewables goals

Commercial & Industrial Solar - Theatre 4
May 212:10
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Accelerating solar deployment in large-scale projects

Large-Scale Utility Solar - Theatre 5
Adam Gifford, Head of Engineering, Enel Green Power
May 212:10
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Accelerating solar deployment in large-scale projects

Large-Scale Utility Solar - Theatre 5
Adam Gifford, Head of Engineering, Enel Green Power
May 212:35
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Empowering Businesses: Unleashing the Potential of Solar Energy Procurement

Everything Solar - Plenary Theatre
May 212:35
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Developing South Australia’s largest grid-scale battery energy park

Battery Storage - Theatre 1
Joel Alexander, Managing Officer, CEO, Pacific Green Australia
May 212:35
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PANEL: Electrification of heavy vehicle fleets

EV Charging - Theatre 2
Moderator: Todd Hacking, Chief Executive Officer, Heavy Vehicle Industry Australia
Heather Bone, Director ESG, Team Global Express
Romesh Rodrigo, Head of Vehicle Homologation and Future Mobility, Daimler Truck Australia Pacific
May 212:35
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Installer safety and updated regulations around Battery and Solar

Residential Solar - Theatre 3
May 213:00
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May 213:00
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Case study: Fleet electrification at SIXT

EV Charging - Theatre 2
May 213:00
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Solar & battery installations in building community resilience toward a renewable future

Residential Solar - Theatre 3
May 213:00
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Uncovering the benefit of solar for strata – Noosa Lakes Resort Case Study

Commercial & Industrial Solar - Theatre 4
May 213:00
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The Adoption of Solar and Storage on farm and its potential in the future of renewables and energy

Large-Scale Utility Solar - Theatre 5
May 213:00
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Introducing the Technical Aspects of Residential Energy Management and Whole-Home Backup

Installer University

This introduction explores the technical intricacies behind these advancements, delving into the sophisticated systems that enable efficient energy management and reliable whole-home backup solutions. From battery storage innovations to smart grid integration, this session provides insight into the cutting-edge technologies driving the future of residential energy management and backup.

Kevin Yang, Director of Services, FranklinWH Australia
May 213:25
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Circular economy and sustainable practices in solar energy

Everything Solar - Plenary Theatre
May 213:25
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PANEL: Destination charging - EV charging in regional areas, hotels, resorts and holiday parks

EV Charging - Theatre 2
May 213:25
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Empowering Residential Sustainability: The Crucial Role of Socially Responsible Investing in Solar and Storage for a Net Zero Future

Residential Solar - Theatre 3
May 213:25
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The role of solar and electrification in decarbonising our building operations

Commercial & Industrial Solar - Theatre 4
May 213:25
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An overview of potential legal and practical considerations integral to implementing agrivoltaics in existing business operations

Large-Scale Utility Solar - Theatre 5
May 213:30
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Pitch Fest

Battery Storage - Theatre 1
Ajay Hemanth, Manager AI & Data Analytics, SolarisAI
Prashant Parulekar, Founder & CEO, InfigoLabs
Tony Schirmer, CEO, CQSola
Tim Hill, Director, Essential Water and Energy Services
Bradley Clair, Co-Founder, PowerWells
Emilien Perico, Founder, Partage
David West, Chief Executive Officer, BatNav
May 213:50
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May 213:50
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Integrating electric vehicle charging infrastructure into commercial properties

EV Charging - Theatre 2
May 213:50
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May 214:15
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Reducing transport emissions for truck deliveries for a people and planet positive future

EV Charging - Theatre 2
May 214:15
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Empowering the next generation through the Solar My School & Solar My Suburb Programs

Residential Solar - Theatre 3
May 214:15
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Collaboration with local stakeholders - councils, businesses, and community groups, to implement solar and storage projects and promote clean energy adoption

Commercial & Industrial Solar - Theatre 4
May 214:15
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Sharing the load: How P2P trading technologies changes the economics of Renewables and solar investment for Australian farmers

Large-Scale Utility Solar - Theatre 5
May 214:40
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The implications of EV adoption for the power grid and opportunities for vehicle-to-grid integration

EV Charging - Theatre 2
May 214:40
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Greenpeace's advocacy work in promoting renewable energy policies, the importance of supportive policy frameworks, and regulations to foster the growth of solar and storage

Commercial & Industrial Solar - Theatre 4
May 215:05
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Solar energy and biodiversity conservation: A win-win solution

Commercial & Industrial Solar - Theatre 4
Monica Richter, Senior Manager, WWF
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