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Bronze Sponsor
Presenting Sponsors
AuWE
Brand Sponsors
Exhibiting Sponsors
19-20 JULY 2021
PULLMAN MELBOURNE ALBERT PARK
Key Stakeholders Attending AuWE2021
INJECT ENERGY INTO EACH PHASE OF WIND DEVELOPMENT
Co-located with Produced by
SPEAKER HIGHLIGHTS
The Hon. Lily D'Ambrosio Senior Representative Chloe Hicks Dean Sharafi Stewart Bell Richard Lowe
Minister for Energy, Environment Department of Industry, Director, Energy Infrastructure and Head Of System Management EGM Strategy & Business Development EGM Business Growth
and Climate Change Science,Energy and Resources Renewable Energy Zones AEMO Powerlink Queensland Transgrid
Victorian Government NSW Department of Planning,
Industry and Environment
Damien Sanford Bess Clark Ashley Manna Brett Wickham Fernando Santamaría Steve Quilter
GM Asset & Digital Services, General Manager Project Marinus Group Executive, Managing Director, Energy Managing Director EGM, Energy Trading and
Corporate Development
Growth & Future Networks Commercial Strategy
TasNetworks Electranet ACCIONA Australia Iberdrola Australia
AusNet Services Stanwell Corporation
Andrew Gardner Deion Campbell Rob Fisher Anthony Yeates Matthew Nimmo Casper Frost Thorhauge
Head of Wind Energy Chief Executive Managing Director, Australia EGM Business Development Director of Generation Australia Chief Executive Officer
and Manufacturing Tilt Renewables Windlab Ratch-Australia Pacific Hydro Star of the South
CEFC
Stephanie Easton Andrei Naumovich James Arthur Ally Bonakdar Nick Cowling Julien Gaschignard
Director Director, Energy & Sources, Associate Director General Manager Engineering
Manager, Operations Control Centre APAC Business Development
Manager, Wind Application
Infrastructure Capital Group Specialised Finance Macquarie Group Downer
Infigen Energy
Peikko
NAB
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EVENT OVERVIEW MARKET SNAPSHOTS
Australia Wind Energy 2021 Key Numbers of Year 2019
is a premier information change and business
networking platform between multiple stakeholders 500+ SENIOR
in the country’s wind value chain.
The two-day show is estimated to attract 500+ DECISION MAKERS of renewable energy generation of total electricity generation
industrial stakeholders, representing Australia federal
and state governments, home and international
investors, developers, network providers, financiers, Corporate Energy Buyers/ wind power was installed Annual Growth Rate
EPCs, as well as key equipment and solution Developers/ Utilities
providers.
Investors/ Financiers
In Conjunction with 100% Renewables Australia projects received development approval of projects located in favorable parts of the grid
2021
EPC/ Construction
New Partnership Opportunities with key
stakeholders in the value chain
Equippment and Solution
Wind Power Finance & Investment
Providers What State Governments Are Investing in?
Guideline in Australia
Government/ NPO
Offshore Wind Power Supply Chain
Management Guideline in Australia
NT
QLD
WA
Australia’s First Offshore Wind Project
SA
NSW
The Star of the South project now is in its ACT
To Melbourne Morwell
feasibility phase. Planned for the south
Hazelood Loy Yang
coast of Gippsland, the $8 billion project will VIC
provide 2200 MW of clean energy to homes
Carrajung
Blackwarry
across Victoria and bring jobs to the area. TA S
Woodside
Leongatha Beach
Yarram Mcloughlins
Beach
The proposed wind farm is situated
Port Albert
13k
m approximately 10 km off the coast and will TA S Proposed 1 GW solar and wind farm QLD
Government mandate to support 1000 MW
Barry New Bass Strait interconnector new renewable generation by 2025
Toora
Beach utilise the strong grid systems in Latrobe
Valley as well as skillsets and industries
km
35
100% renewable energy target by 2030 New renewable energy zone for 3000 MW
raised by power generation and offshore oil SA SA-NSW interconnector NSW of projects
km
28
12
km
& gas exploration.
10km 15 GW Asian Renewable Hub
Wilsons WA Stand-alone systems ACT 2045 zero net emissions target
Promontory
National
Park
Locality 50% renewable energy target by 2030 in law
Licence area
NT Australia/Singapore power link VIC KerangLink transmission line
DAY 1 19 JULY MONDAY AuWE
08:00- 08:55 Registration and Arrival Break AFTERNOON SESSION | ELECTRICITY MARKET
14:00-14:50 [PANEL] Driving the Energy Transition – Challenges for A TSO to Enable
08:50-08:55 Welcome by Leader Associates
Future Energy System
Grid congestion, erratic transmission loss factors and system strength issues caused quite a few
08:55-09:05 Opening Address by Chair delays in commissioning in 2019, having impacts on project developers’ portfolio. This session is set
up to gather major TSOs in the country to discuss how they can help facilitate the gird connection.
Calling for Chair Person
Moderator:
Dean Sharafi, Head of System Management, AEMO (Confirmed)
Panelists:
09:05-09:20 Keynote Speech Ashley Manna, Group Executive, Corporate Development, Electranet (Confirmed)
Stewart Bell, EGM Strategy & Business Development, Powerlink Queensland (Confirmed)
The Hon Lily D'Ambrosio, Minister for Energy, Environment and Climate Change,
Richard Lowe, Executive Manager, Business Growth, Transgrid (Confirmed)
Victorian Government (Confirmed)
Damien Sanford, GM Asset & Digital Services, Growth & Future Networks, AusNet Services (Confirmed)
14:50-15:40 [PANEL] Pros and Cons of Spot Market and PPA - Power Suppliers’
MORNING SESSION | REGULATIONS AND MARKET TREND Perspective
There are several available pricing mechanisms in Ausralia’s electricity market. The most usual one is
to pour wind power into spot market, where the price is fluctuating. On the other hand, a increasing
number of power generators are employing power purchase agreement, where the expected
09:20-09:50 [KEYNOTE] Federal Government’s Strategies for Policies and Regulations revenue is relatively stable. You can learn from a few generators with rich portfolio in the session and
to see which one is suitable for you.
Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resources (Inviting) Moderator:
Open for sponsor
Panelists:
Matthew Nimmo, Director of Generation Australia, Pacific Hydro (Confirmed)
09:50-10:35 [KEYNOTE] State Governments’ Supports for The Booming Wind Energy Anthony Yeates, EGM Business Development, Ratch-Australia (Confirmed)
Steve Quilter, EGM, Energy Trading and Commercial Strategy, Stanwell Corporation (Confirmed)
Chloe Hicks, Director, Energy Infrastructure and Zones, NSW Department of Planning, Industry
and Environment (Confirmed)
Senior Representative, VIC Department of Environment Land Water and Planning (Confirmed)
15:40-16:00 [KEYNOTE] ARENA’s Wind-related Investment Pipeline
Australian Renewable Energy Agency (Inviting)
QLD Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy (Confirming)
16:00- 16:30 Afternoon Break and Exhibition Visit
16:30-16:45 [KEYNOTE] Including Massive Clean Power into NEM by Marinus Link
10:35- 11:05 Morning Break and Exhibition Visit
Bess Clark, General Manager Project Marinus, TasNetworks (Confirmed)
11:05-11:55 [PANEL] Creating A Statutory Pathway for Future of Offshore Wind 16:45-17:05 [KEYNOTE] Maximising Profits and Reducing Risk with Automated
Senior Representative, Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resources (Confirmed) Renewable Energy Trading Solutions.
Calling for speakers Harley Mackenzie, Owner, Hard Software (Confirmed)
17:05-17:55 [PANEL] Operating A Profitable Wind Farm in the NEM
11:55-12:45 [PANEL] Industries Leaders’ Gathering: Opportunities and Challenges in Before building a wind farm connected to the grid, developers should have a clear understanding of
the National Electricity Market (NEM). The on-schedule commissioning and power output are not
Australia Wind Energy Market simple tasks as we have saw last year in Gannawarra because NEM is fragmented, different from many
You can hear various voices from the leading players in the whole industry chain to discuss on other countries’ manner. In the session, panelists will share their lessons based on real data sourced
the landscape, market outlook, financing & investment trends and estimated effects of policy on from their project portfolio and probe into the principles.
the industry growth. Moderator:
Moderator: Open for sponsor
Open for sponsor Panelists:
Panelists: Stephanie Easton, Manager - Operations Control Centre, Infigen Energy (Confirmed)
Brett Wickham, Managing Director, Energy, Acciona Australia (Confirmed) Australian Energy Market Operator (Inviting)
Fernando Santamaría, Managing Director, Iberdrola Australia (Confirmed)
Rob Fisher, Managing Director, Australia, Windlab (Confirmed) 17:55-18:05 Closing Address by Chair
Deion Campbell, Chief Executive Officer, Tilt Renewables (Confirmed)
Jason Willoughby, Chief Executive Officer, CWP Renewables (Confirmed) Calling for Chair Person
12:40- 14:00 Luncheon and Networking 18:10- 20:10 Energy and Sustainability Night
DAY 2 20 JULY TUESDAY AuWE
08:30- 09:00 Registration and Arrival Break AFTERNOON SESSION | SUPPLY CHAIN AND OPERATIONS
09:00-09:10 Opening Address by Chair
14:00-14:50 [PANEL] Supply Chain Challenges for Offshore Wind Projects Delivery
Calling for Chair Person
in Australia
The lack of native turbine-makers or an established supply chain makes it hard for offshore
MORNING SESSION | FINANCING AND DEVELOPMENT generation to come anywhere close to the price of onshore projects in Australia. For example,
a jack-up barge, one of the vital elements in the supply chain, has to be shipped from Europe,
as there is none in the whole southern hemisphere.
This session gathers offshore business specialists inside and outside the country to identify the
09:10-10:00 [PANEL] Mitigating the Risks of Wind Farm Projects – Financiers’ challenges project developers will face and explore the possibilities to solve the
Perspective problems from multiple perspectives.
Learn from the major financiers in the market to identify, avoid or mitigate the project-related risks. Moderator:
Moderator: Open for Sponsor
Marilyne Crestias, Director, Renewable Energy Insights (Confirmed) Panelists:
Panelists: Patrick Gorr, Associate Principal, Arup (Confirmed)
Andrew Gardner, Director, Wind Energy and Manufacturing, CEFC (Confirmed) Vestas (Inviting)
Nick Cowling, Associate Director, Macquarie Group (Confirmed) Copenhagen Offshore Partners (Inviting)
Ally Bonakdar, Director, Energy & Sources, Specialised Finance, NAB (Confirmed)
James Arthur, Director, Infrastructure Capital Group (Confirmed)
14:50-15:20 [KEYNOTE] TBC
10:00-10:50 [PANEL] How to Build and Enhance Good Relationships with Local 25-minute presentation and 5-minute Q&A session
Communities & Stakeholders Moventas (Confirmed)
Local communities’ permission and support is very critical for project developer to proceed with the
wind farm. The session gathers both developers and NGOs to discuss on how to manage friendly
two-way relationships.
Moderator: 15:20-15:40 [KEYNOTE] TBC
Open for Sponsor
Panelists: 15-minute presentation and 5-minute Q&A session
Bess Clark, General Manager Project Marinus, TasNetworks (Confirmed) Reserved for Sponsor
Andrew Bray, National Coordinator, Australian Wind Alliance (Confirmed)
Australian Farmers for Climate Action (Inviting)
10:50- 11:20 Morning Break and Exhibition Visit 15:40-16:30 [PANEL] Optimizing the Performance of Wind Energy Portfolio in
Australia
Optimal wind asset operations are key to ensure high generation performance and favourable
11:20-11:50 [KEYNOTE] TBC financial returns. The benefits of the process are important for ageing operational wind turbines as
Senior Representative, Star of the South (Confirmed) well as newly installed farms.
A few rich-experienced wind developers gather here to discuss on their route maps, comprising
turbine inspections, turbine engineering, wind resource and operational SCADA data analytics
disciplines.
11:50-12:40 [PANEL] Streamlining Project Construction and Reduce the Uncertainty Moderator:
Qualified construction management helps ensure your wind project is delivered on time and within Utopus Insights (Confirmed)
budget. Leading construction and engineering experts gather here to give their advices in many Panelists:
aspects, including health & safety management, risk management and quality assurance. Chris Baldwin, Wind Operations Manager, Meridian Energy Australia (Confirmed)
SPONSORED BY Pedro Vozone, Technical Head of Wind Farm Projects, RES (Confirmed)
Moderator: AGL (Inviting)
Amanda Antcliff, Team Leader Impact Assessment and Planning, ERM (Confirmed)
Panelists:
Robert Ceic, Service Line Leader, Power Generation & Renewable Energy, GHD (Confirmed)
Katrina Swalwell, Technical Director - Energy, Aurecon (Confirmed) 16:30-16:40 Closing Address by Chair
Julien Gaschignard, General Manager Engineering, Downer (Confirmed)
Andrei Naumovich, APAC Business Development Manager, Wind Application, Peikko (Confirmed) Calling for Chair Person
12:40- 14:00 Luncheon and Networking 16:20- 17:20 Networking Drinks
DAY 2
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