10-12 Mar 2026 | Perth Convention & Exhibition Centre
We’re pleased to share a sneak peek into confirmed conference sessions and speakers as Energy Exchange Australia’s free-to-attend conference dives into the biggest topics in energy: Carbon Capture & Storage, Subsea, Decarbonisation, Decommissioning, Engineering, Hydrogen, Oil & Gas, Wind Energy and more. Hear directly from industry leaders, engineers, and experts as they share the latest in projects, tech, and solutions driving the transition.
We’re excited to reveal even more sessions and speakers soon, with plenty still to come across every corner of the energy sector.
Innovation and strategies in well decommissioning and abandonment – Technology & Innovation Forum
What’s Really Working with AI in Resources (and What’s Not) – Technology & Innovation Forum
This session cuts through the hype to explore industry successes, common pitfalls, and practical lessons for energy leaders looking to harness AI effectively.
Decommissioning Materials Management – NORM, Mercury, Plastics and Contaminants – Technology & Innovation Forum
10 Minute Innovation Talks: AI-Enabled Decarbonisation: Targeting the Energy Blind Spot – Major Projects Forum
10 Minute Innovation Talks: The Newest CCS and H2 Geos-Storage Research Insights – Major Projects Forum
Data Centres in the Energy Transition: Balancing Demand and Circular Innovation– Technology & Innovation Forum
The global booming data centre market brings both challenges and opportunities. Their constant, high-volume energy demand strains networks, yet their scale opens pathways for circular innovation, from waste heat recovery to grid services. This session explores how the sector can balance reliability with sustainability to become an enabler of the energy transition.
Renewables, Regions and Circular Value Chains – Technology & Innovation Forum
Renewable energy projects don’t just power the grid, they can empower communities. This panel explores how community engagement and circular practices in renewables create lasting benefits for regional areas, from new industries and jobs to environmental stewardship and stronger local economies.
Managing Hybrid Energy Systems in Remote and High-Demand Industrial Sites – Technology & Innovation Forum
Discover how hybrid systems—solar, wind, batteries, and backup generation—combined with AI-driven optimisation can boost performance, cut emissions, and ensure reliable energy in remote, high-demand industrial operations. Practical insights on technology, system design, and long-term strategy for operators.
CCS from Concept to Reality – Building Shared Infrastructure and National Strategy – Subsea & Energy Transition Forum
Scaling CCS in Australia will require more than technology — it demands shared infrastructure, collaboration, and national strategy. This panel examines lessons from early projects, the role of government and industry, and how collective approaches can turn CCS ambition into large-scale reality.
Hazer Group
Oleology
ICON Engineering
Sustain:able
Sparc Technologies
WA Data Science Innovation Hub
