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AOG Energy Exhibition and Conference returns in 2024

by Sarah MacNamara
January 23, 2024
in Features, Renewable Energy, Sustainability
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The energy sector will once again come together for three days of collaboration to discuss the challenges and opportunities presented by a decarbonised future for the 2024 AOG Energy Exhibition and Conference.

Based in Perth, AOG Energy sets itself apart from other events with strong support from government, project operators, and global industry players.

AOG Energy includes a world class conference program. The three dedicated theatres will cover the entire value chain, with deep dives into wind power, renewable energy sources – including carbon capture and storage – and strategic keynotes providing insights into how the industry is progressing environmental resilience and sustainable outcomes. 

Some of the speakers to look forward to include Dr Matthias Raab, Rebecca Tomkinson, Neil Gordon and Orla McSharry.

This year, AOG Energy will focus more than ever on connecting people, with 200+ exhibitors in attendance, including 30 per cent from overseas. The global showcase will span smart tech, innovation, engineering solutions and more across the entire energy supply chain. AOG Energy presents an invaluable networking opportunity to connect both global and local markets and promote Western Australia as an attractive investment location.

The Diversity & Inclusion Breakfast this year will explore the topic of ‘What’s my age again? Cultivating a future without bias.’ The concept of generational diversity, intergenerational collaboration, lifelong learning, career transition, mentorship, and ageism will all be discussed. Dr Tom Verghese will be joining the D&I Breakfast as the keynote speaker.

The event will also see the return of Subsea Welcome Drinks reception and a series of networking events.

Western Australia Premier, Roger Cook, said, “We are looking forward to welcoming more than 6,000 attendees from nearly 40 countries to Perth for the 2024 AOG Energy Conference.”

“The State Government is committed to helping promote the participation of local small and medium enterprises in major projects and generating opportunities for Western Australian energy companies to participate in global supply chains.”

Engagement of this size will position Western Australia, and the nation, as a global leader in the continued development that is integral to forming the industry collaboration required to accelerate the energy transition.

Australian Government and WA Government representatives will be in attendance, as well as keynote speakers from AOG Energy sponsors including the Department of Jobs, Tourism, Science and Innovation, Woodside and Chevron.

Energy Magazine is a media partner of AOG Energy. For more details on the conference, agenda, exhibitors and how to register for the free-to-attend event, click here.

Featured image: A speaker during a presentation at 2023 AOG Energy Exhibition and Conference. Image credit: AOG.

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