Energy Oceania 2023

The Energy Oceania 2023 Conference is an annual event that brings together industry professionals, experts, and stakeholders in the energy sector across the Oceania region. The conference serves as a platform for knowledge exchange, networking, and discussion on the latest advancements, challenges, and opportunities in the energy industry.

This year's conference will be held from November 27th to 29th, 2023, at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC), Melbourne, Australia.

During the Energy Oceania 2023 Conference, participants can expect a diverse range of sessions and presentations covering various aspects of the energy sector. These may include renewable energy technologies, energy storage solutions, sustainable practices, energy policy and regulation, and emerging trends in the Oceania region.

The conference provides a unique opportunity for attendees to hear from renowned speakers, including industry leaders, researchers, and policymakers. Keynote addresses and panel discussions offer insights into the current state of the energy industry, as well as future prospects and strategies for sustainable energy development.

In addition to knowledge sharing, the Energy Oceania Conference facilitates networking among professionals in the field. Participants have the chance to connect with like-minded individuals, establish collaborations, and explore potential business opportunities. The conference fosters an environment that encourages dialogue and interaction, enabling attendees to broaden their professional networks and gain valuable contacts within the energy sector.

Furthermore, the Energy Oceania Conference often showcases innovative energy solutions and technologies through exhibitions and demonstrations. This provides a platform for companies and organizations to showcase their products, services, and research outcomes, promoting the exchange of ideas and fostering innovation in the energy sector.

Overall, the Energy Oceania Conference serves as a vital forum for advancing the energy industry in the Oceania region. It facilitates collaboration, promotes sustainable practices, and drives discussions on the future of energy. By bringing together industry professionals and stakeholders, the conference plays a significant role in shaping the energy landscape and addressing the challenges and opportunities of the ever-evolving energy sector.

Please note that the specific details and themes of the Energy Oceania Conference may vary from year to year. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, it is advisable to visit the official website or contact the organizers directly.

Topics: Welcome Networking Coffee Australian States Hydrogen Industry Action Plans for 2024 (R1) Overview of current hydrogen industry in Australia Plans and initiatives by different Australian states to promote hydrogen adoption Insights into the challenges and opportunities in the Australian hydrogen market Sponsor Spot Introduction to the conference sponsors and their contribution to the hydrogen industry Showcase of sponsor products and services related to hydrogen Opportunity for attendees to connect with sponsors and explore potential collaborations Networking Coffee Blue/Green Low Carbon Hydrogen Production CCUS (R1) Explanation of blue/green hydrogen production and the role of CCUS in reducing carbon emissions Discussion of different blue/green hydrogen production methods and their respective advantages and disadvantages Case studies of successful blue/green hydrogen projects and their impact on carbon reduction Lunch Methanol Production (R2)/ Hydrogen industry pricing structure (capital expenditures (CapEx) and operating expenses (OpEx)) optimization. Overview of methanol production and its potential as a hydrogen carrier Discussion of different methods for producing methanol, including from carbon capture and utilization Analysis of the cost, efficiency, and scalability of methanol production technologies Hydrogen Storage Technologies (R1) Overview of different hydrogen storage methods, including compressed gas, liquefaction, and solid-state storage Discussion of the pros and cons of each storage method and their applicability in different contexts Showcase of innovative hydrogen storage solutions and their potential impact on the hydrogen industry Networking Coffee Hydrogen: Safety and Emergency (R2) Explanation of the safety considerations for handling and storing hydrogen Overview of emergency response procedures for hydrogen-related incidents Discussion of the regulatory frameworks and standards for ensuring hydrogen safety and minimizing risks 18:30-19:30: Networking Cocktail DAY – 2, 22nd, NOVEMBER, 2022 Networking Coffee Connect with other attendees over a cup of coffee and start building valuable relationships for future collaboration. Australian Hydrogen Energy Trading: New Era of Global Energy Supply Chain (R2) Discuss the opportunities and challenges of Australian hydrogen energy trading as a new player in the global energy supply chain. Explore the potential benefits of creating new markets and business models for hydrogen trading, and the implications for existing energy markets. Evaluate the regulatory framework and policy support needed to develop a sustainable and competitive hydrogen energy trading system. Introduction to the concept of hydrogen energy trading and its potential to transform the global energy market Analysis of the current state of hydrogen energy trading and the opportunities and challenges ahead Showcase of successful hydrogen energy trading projects and their impact on the energy supply chain Large Scale Renewable Hydrogen Projects and Infrastructure (R1) Explore the latest developments and challenges of large-scale renewable hydrogen projects and infrastructure. Discuss the technical and economic feasibility of using renewable energy sources such as wind, solar, and hydro power to produce green hydrogen. Analyze the key factors and strategies needed to build a robust infrastructure for large-scale renewable hydrogen production and distribution. Networking Coffee Continue building connections with other attendees during this networking break. Hydrogen Carriers: Ammonia, Methanol, Liquid Hydrogen, LOHC, Storage (R2) Compare and contrast different hydrogen carriers and storage technologies, including ammonia, methanol, liquid hydrogen, and LOHC. Discuss the technical and economic trade-offs of each option, and how they can be used to address specific market needs. Analyze the role of hydrogen storage in enabling the integration of intermittent renewable energy sources into the grid. Lunch Enjoy a delicious meal and continue networking with other attendees. Electrolyzer Manufacturing from Megawatts to Multigigawatts (R1) Examine the latest trends and innovations in electrolyzer manufacturing, from megawatt to multigigawatt scale. Discuss the technical and economic challenges of scaling up electrolyzer manufacturing to meet the increasing demand for green hydrogen. Analyze the potential benefits and drawbacks of different manufacturing strategies and technologies. Hydrogen Fuel Cells (R2) Learn about the latest developments in hydrogen fuel cells, including their applications in transportation, stationary power, and other industries. Discuss the technical and economic challenges of fuel cell development, such as cost reduction, durability, and reliability. Evaluate the potential benefits and challenges of fuel cell technology as a key enabler of the hydrogen economy. Networking Coffee Take a break and connect with other attendees over coffee. Hydrogen Value Chain Skillful Infrastructure Engineering and Workforce (R1) Explore the skills and infrastructure needed to build a robust and sustainable hydrogen value chain, from production to consumption. Discuss the key engineering challenges and solutions for designing and operating a safe and reliable hydrogen infrastructure, including pipelines, storage facilities, and refueling stations. Analyze the workforce development needs and strategies for building a skilled and diverse hydrogen workforce. DAY – 3, 22nd, NOVEMBER, 2022 Networking Coffee Australian Hydrogen Projects and Support: Hydrogen Bankability, Investments, Subsidies (R1) Identifying funding opportunities and support for hydrogen projects Analysis of project feasibility and bankability Latest updates on government subsidies and policies for hydrogen projects Standardisation, Certification & Regulations (R2) Importance of standardisation for the development of the hydrogen industry Updates on international regulations and certifications Challenges and opportunities in harmonising regulations across different countries and regions Networking Coffee Hydrogen Supply Pipeline Network Model for Hydrogen Hotspot Implementation and Infrastructural Facilities (R1) Case studies of successful hydrogen supply chain networks Strategies for developing hydrogen infrastructure in key locations Overcoming challenges in the development of hydrogen infrastructure Lunch Hydrogen Refuelling Stations Infrastructure (R2) Current status and future developments in hydrogen refuelling stations Technical and safety requirements for hydrogen refuelling stations Innovative solutions for hydrogen refuelling infrastructure Infrastructure to Create and Connect Global Hydrogen Hubs (R1) Strategies for developing and connecting global hydrogen hubs Case studies of successful global hydrogen hub projects Opportunities for international collaboration in the development of hydrogen infrastructure Networking Coffee Final Remarks Summary of key takeaways from the conference Future prospects for the hydrogen industry Thanks to participants and sponsors