We are pleased to announce that registrations are now open for the Australian Energy Storage (AES) 2019. On 13 – 14 June at the International Convention Centre, Sydney, AES will once again bring together leading industry professionals with the companies investing in this transformative technology.
With the theme “Energy Storage – The Great Enabler”, Australia’s premier large-scale and commercial energy storage conference will see industry’s brightest minds and key players actively investing in storage converge. Join us this June to learn about the projects transforming Australia’s energy networks and changing the way companies access and use energy. A stellar line up of international speakers will provide insight into the projects powering the global energy transition. Early bird conference rates now available.
The free-to-attend exhibition will provide the opportunity to get hands-on with the cutting edge technologies available on the market, access CPD workshops, source technology and solution providers, and take the next step towards cleaner, more cost effective energy.
Australian and international speakers will come together to present real and financially viable case studies and solutions for utility, commercial, off-grid, micro-grid, and aggregated residential applications.
Best bits of Australian Energy Storage
Australian Energy Storage Conference and Exhibition Day 1 Highlights
Australian Energy Storage Conference and Exhibition Day 2 Highlights
We spoke to Phil Crotty, Sales Manager, Victron Energy, about their recently launched MultiPlus-II series of battery inverter-chargers
Blockchain for energy storage is being embraced and implemented. We spoke to James Eggleston, Power Ledger about how blockchain will help decentralize the delivery of electricity to the grid and the impact it will have on storage.
In an industry dominated by lithium batteries, we spoke to Simon Hackett, Redflow, on why a customer should choose Redflow's zinc-bromine flow batteries.
Australia is abundant in clean, renewable energy resources, but currently they make up very little of the national power grid. Speaking at the 2018 Australian
Everywhere across the world we’re seeing an increase in the use of renewable energy, and one surprising area that’s pushing this demand in the UK
At the 2018 Australian Energy Storage Conference and Exhibition, we were delighted to welcome Sanjeev Gupta, chairman of UK-based GFG Alliance, to be with us.