Energy Next has opened registrations for its 2023 show to help bridge the gap between market-leading technologies and the clean energy sector.

To complement these initiatives, Energy Next is returning to the ICC Sydney in Darling Harbour on 18-19 July 2023, co-located with the Clean Energy Council’s Australian Clean Energy Summit.

Powered by All-Energy Australia, in partnership with the Clean Energy Council, and with the support of the NSW Government, Energy Next will be spread across two days, boasting an extensive exhibition and agenda in addition to workshops and networking opportunities.

“As NSW’s renewable energy industry continues to gain momentum, the importance of Energy Next cannot be overstated,” Energy Next portfolio director Robby Clark says.

“Energy Next is strategically positioned to meet the needs of the NSW clean energy market and will serve as a critical platform for industry leaders to engage with suppliers, share insights with peers and stay informed of the latest industry developments.”

The industry event is free-to-attend for those working in the renewable energy industry to meet with leading suppliers, discover the latest technologies and discuss the latest renewable advancements.

Clean Energy Council chief executive Kane Thornton says the Energy Next and Australian Clean Energy Summit collaboration will offer “significant added value” with attendees receiving first-hand insight into clean energy technologies and innovations that are driving Australia’s transition.

“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 says.

“The combination of Energy Next with the Australian Clean Energy Summit 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 event agenda is still yet to be released. However, visitors to Energy Next will have free access to technical sessions with expert speakers discussing the latest technical issues and areas of growth for the industry, some highlight themes including PV innovation, digitisation, hydrogen, energy data, offshore wind, microgrids and advancements in energy storage.
“We’re honoured to partner with the Clean Energy Council to bring this event to fruition and to contribute to the growth and sustainability of NSW’s clean energy industry,” says Robby.