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Smart Energy 2025: Where the industry connects

by Sarah MacNamara
March 11, 2025
in Batteries & Storage, Demand Management, Digital Utilities, Electric vehicles, Electricity, Hydrogen, Networks, Projects, Renewable Energy, Smart Energy, Solar, Sponsored Editorial, Wind
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April 9 & 10 2025 | ICC Sydney

Register for FREE today

The energy landscape is evolving rapidly, and Smart Energy 2025 is your chance to stay ahead. Join 12,000+ industry professionals, 350+ amazing expert speakers, and 130+ exhibitors for two huge days of innovation, networking, and actionable insights.

From groundbreaking showcases to deep dive sessions across every sector, this is your most valuable opportunity for market intelligence and top-tier content.

View the full program here.

Top reasons to attend

1. Future-proof your business

Gain cutting-edge insights on sustainable finance, climate reporting, and hydrogen innovation to stay competitive in a rapidly changing market.

2. Learn from industry leaders

Hear from top experts like Federal Minister for Climate Change and Energy, Chris Bowen; New South Wales Minister for Energy, Penny Sharpe; Federal Member for Wentworth, Allegra Spender, University of Melbourne Professor and Smart Energy Council Chair, Don Henry; Australian Packaging Covenant Organisation Head of Government Partnerships, Peter Brisbane, and more across 14+ conference streams, including Smart Installers, Circular Economy, and ESG Reporting.

Conference Stream Highlights: Smart Energy Solutions (view the full stream program here)

  • Igniting the future: opening plenary (Day one | 8:50am | Theatre 1)

Kick off the conference with key insights from leading policymakers on the future of smart energy in Australia. Discover the innovations and policies shaping the industry.

3. Upskill and earn CPD points

Installers can earn up to 80 CPD points while learning about compliance, safety, and the latest technologies in solar, batteries, and EVs.

Sessions you don’t want to miss as an installer:

  • Installer Compliance Update (Day one | 8:50am | Theatre 3)

Join the CER, SAA, AEMO and others to get the latest on compliance for installers and retailers.

  • Safe Solar, Batteries and EV charging in New South Wales (Day two | 11:15am | Theatre 3)

How to keep it safe! An update by SafeWork NSW, the CER, and an DNSP perspective.

  • Building Profitable Solar Business (Day two | 9:00am | Theatre 3)

It’s hard out there. Find out what you need to learn to boost your profits and keep you in the game.

4. Explore groundbreaking innovations

Discover the latest products and solutions from 130+ exhibitors, including leading brands like OSW, AlphaESS, and AC Solar Warehouse.

5. Network with decision-makers

Connect with 12,000+ delegates, including policymakers, CEOs, and industry leaders, at the exclusive Networking Drinks and across the exhibition floor.

6. Celebrate excellence

Be part of the inaugural Smart Energy Excellence Awards and Gala Dinner, celebrating 70 years of innovation in the renewables sector.

7. Be at the forefront of hydrogen

Explore Australia’s hydrogen future with sessions on the Guarantee of Origin scheme, real-world applications, and the Ultimate Hydrogen Pitch Challenge.

Don’t miss this session:

  • Green Iron & Renewable Energy Trade Policy – Presented By ANU (Day one | 4:00pm | Theatre 1)

In this session, you’ll hear about opportunities and challenges in green iron and steel export to Asia thanks to ANU Crawford School.

8. Key Highlights on what’s new in 2025

  • Long Duration Energy Storage (Day two | 9:00am | Theatre 2)

Dive into the future of energy storage and learn how long-duration solutions can ensure clean, reliable energy for Australia.

  • Offshore Wind: How to Build an Industry (Day two | 1:30pm | Theatre 6)

Gain insights into the opportunities and challenges of establishing a thriving offshore wind sector in Australia.

  • The Battle for Social License (Day one | 12:05pm | Theatre 1)

Explore strategies to secure public support for energy projects and navigate the complexities of social acceptance.

  • A Boomer, a Millennial, and a Gen Z Walk Into a Bar: Marketing Renewable Energy to a Diverse, Multi-Generational Audience (Day one | 3:45pm | Theatre 5)

Don’t miss this lively generational debate on the future of energy, climate action, and the path to sustainability.

  • Consumer Energy Policy (Day one | Theatre 8)

Delve into the policies shaping the electrification of consumer energy and their impact on households and businesses.

  • New Voices in Energy and Climate: A Discussion with Leading Authors (Day two | 3:30pm | Theatre 6)

Hear from acclaimed authors Royce Kurmelovs (Slick), Andy McCarthy (Here Comes the Sun), Tim Winton (Juiced), and Marian Wilkinson (Carbon Club) as they share fresh perspectives on energy, climate, and the path to a sustainable future.

 

Why sponsor or exhibit?

Showcase your brand to 12,000+ attendees, connect with decision-makers, and position yourself as a leader in the energy transition. Sponsorship opportunities are available now!

Don’t miss your chance to be part of the most anticipated energy event of the year.

Register here now.

For sponsorship enquiries, click here.

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