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3rd Annual Queensland Energy Conference

Date: 11 March 2025 to 12 March 2025
Location Stamford Plaza Hotel - Brisbane
3rd Annual Queensland Energy Conference



Join us in 2025 as we return to Brisbane for the 3rd Annual Queensland Energy Conference – The key networking forum for Queensland’s energy industry.

Mark your calendar for March 11th and 12th to join us in discussing the state of play of the major energy projects, the latest Government policies and initiatives and the opportunities created by the transition to renewable energy.

Building on the momentum of past events, the 2025 conference will continue to bring together energy companies, Government representatives, investors and community leaders.

Register your interest now for exclusive early bird access, speaker announcements, and the official agenda release!

What will be discussed:

  • Government policies and initiatives
  • Update of the clean energy projects: wind farms, pumped hydro, large scale-solar, battery storage
  • Transmission infrastructure – supporting the transition of the energy market to a lower carbon emissions future
  • Hydrogen industry outlook in the state
  • Development & investment – opportunities, considerations & risks
  • The importance of community engagement, social license & integrated planning
  • The development of Queensland’s REZs

 

2025-03-11 00:00:00 2025-03-12 00:00:00 Australia/Perth 3rd Annual Queensland Energy Conference Join us in 2025 as we return to Brisbane for the 3rd Annual Queensland Energy Conference – The key networking forum for Queensland’s energy industry. Mark your calendar for March 11th and 12th to join us in discussing the state of play of the major energy projects, the latest Government policies and initiatives and the opportunities created by the transition to renewable energy. Building on the momentum of past events, the 2025 conference will continue to bring together energy companies, Government representatives, investors and community leaders. Register your interest now for exclusive early bird access, speaker announcements, and the official agenda release! What will be discussed: Government policies and initiatives Update of the clean energy projects: wind farms, pumped hydro, large scale-solar, battery storage Transmission infrastructure – supporting the transition of the energy market to a lower carbon emissions future Hydrogen industry outlook in the state Development & investment – opportunities, considerations & risks The importance of community engagement, social license & integrated planning The development of Queensland’s REZs   Stamford Plaza Hotel - Brisbane
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