As of 17 March, 2020
A statement from the organisers of the Australian Energy Storage Conference and Exhibition.
In following the advice issued by the Australian Government on Friday 13th March 2020, the Australian Energy Storage Conference and Exhibition has been postponed and will not proceed on the scheduled dates of 20th – 21st May 2020 at the Adelaide Convention Centre.
Effective immediately, ticket sales are now suspended and we are carefully working through the next steps to determine potential new dates for our Event.
Our first priority is the safety of everyone including attendees, exhibitors, our personnel and members of the local community.
Further information regarding the next course of action for attendees, exhibitors, speakers and sponsors will be communicated as soon as possible and we thank you in advance for your patience as we deal with what is an unprecedented situation.
– Mark Higgins –
COO
Stategen Consulting
– Dr Ian Watkins –
Managing Director
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