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Critical Minerals Australia Conference and Exhibition

Date: 20 May 2026 to 21 May 2026
Location Perth, Western Australia
Critical Minerals Australia Conference and Exhibition



Critical Minerals Australia Conference and Exhibition is Australia’s  longest running international critical minerals, investments, clean energy & & technologies show, bringing together the entire mineral resources value chain to Perth.

Global energy transition to deliver clean energy future depends heavily on critical minerals, the security of the supply chain, and will decrease the dependence on fossil fuels in favour of lower carbon, hydrogen, renewable and nuclear energy sources. Critical minerals are crucial for high-tech technologies such as semiconductors, batteries and electric vehicles. Australia is well placed to seize those opportunities thanks to its rich geological reserves, expertise at extracting minerals and track record of a reliable producer and exporter of energy and resources.

We are discussing all aspects of mining exploration opportunities, investment strategies, financing options, development of new critical technologies, security of sustainable supply chains, First Nations and community engagement, ESG practices, processing, recycling and batteries.

We expect over 300 senior level executives from international organisations, governments and stakeholders from more than 10 countries for 2 days of partnering, networking and business matching.

2026-05-20 00:00:00 2026-05-21 00:00:00 Australia/Perth Critical Minerals Australia Conference and Exhibition Critical Minerals Australia Conference and Exhibition is Australia’s  longest running international critical minerals, investments, clean energy & & technologies show, bringing together the entire mineral resources value chain to Perth. Global energy transition to deliver clean energy future depends heavily on critical minerals, the security of the supply chain, and will decrease the dependence on fossil fuels in favour of lower carbon, hydrogen, renewable and nuclear energy sources. Critical minerals are crucial for high-tech technologies such as semiconductors, batteries and electric vehicles. Australia is well placed to seize those opportunities thanks to its rich geological reserves, expertise at extracting minerals and track record of a reliable producer and exporter of energy and resources. We are discussing all aspects of mining exploration opportunities, investment strategies, financing options, development of new critical technologies, security of sustainable supply chains, First Nations and community engagement, ESG practices, processing, recycling and batteries. We expect over 300 senior level executives from international organisations, governments and stakeholders from more than 10 countries for 2 days of partnering, networking and business matching. Perth, Western Australia
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