Australia’s peak industry event for energy storage, the Australian Energy Storage Conference and Exhibition (AES 2018), running from 23-24 May in Adelaide, will provide a globally significant platform for companies to explore the impact of energy storage and it taking place in 5 weeks time! Conference spaces are filling up fast, make sure you register today.
Sign up today to one of our NEW site tours. Conference delegates get access to EXCLUSIVE site tours around South Australia, getting an in depth insight into innovative technology and installations at selected commercial and utility energy storage companies. Take a look at the three tours we have in store for you here.
This year’s conference program is bigger and better than ever before, featuring speakers from across the globe including; Sanjeev Gupta, Chairman of GFG Alliance and majority shareholder of SIMEC Zen Energy, Jon Norman, President & COO, Hydrostor Inc. & AECOM, Susanne Kleineheismann, International Sales Water Battery, Max Bögl Wind AG, Dr. William Golove, Vice President, Business Development, Amber Kinetics, Craig Evans,President and CEO, and a founder,ESS Inc and Rebecca Knol, Chief Executive Officer, South Australian Chamber of Mines and Energy.
As the industry continues to transition to renewable energy, there has never been a better time to be a part of the conversations around environmental and business sustainability and all the applications for energy storage – register today!
This year at AES we have a fantastic line-up of speakers in store for you. Here is just a sneak peek!
In the lead-up to his presentation at the 2018 Australian Energy Storage Conference and Exhibition, we caught up with Dr Kevin Moriarty, Executive Chairman at 1414 Degrees, to discuss the current energy storage options in the market and why he believes silicon thermal energy storage is a game-changer.
We speak to Australian Energy Storage Conference and Exhibition speaker Greg Allen, Executive General Manager, Carnegie Clean Energy, who discusses using battery storage in microgrid projects, industry challenges and the integration of renewables.
The move to Adelaide ensures visitors and exhibitors are positioned to capitalise on the opportunities available in this state.
While Australia’s energy industry has become comfortable with microgrid technologies and many states are already experiencing benefits, it’s the establishment of viable business cases for
The establishment of viable business cases for different applications is the main barrier to the continued uptake of microgrids in Australia, according to Greg Allen,
South Australia is the leading the way in renewable and energy storage with the state investing in major energy projects. The Australian Energy Storage Conference