The 86th National Electric Energy Society of Australia Conference and Trade Exhibition will be one of the only conferences that is exclusively focused on electricity supply, touching mainly on areas of distribution and transmission and associated engineering philosophies.

The areas to be discussed at the conference are:

• HV DC Power grid of the future
• Smart Villages , Smart Customers , Smart meters
• Large Ambitious Projects – Generation and Transmission
• Renewables and Fuel Cells revisited
• Climate Change and its Impact on Networks
• Implementing innovations in substation infrastructure
• Asset management – Reactors ,regulators and capacitors
• Arc Flash containment – new solutions and new challenges
• Recovery from large scale disasters – lessons learnt

For more information: www.eesa.asn.au/events/national/eesa-annual-conference

Location: Australian Technology Park, Eveleigh

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How can we meet the challenge of transforming our existing buildings for a sustainable Australia?

While new buildings are becoming increasingly energy and water efficient, the overwhelming majority of existing buildings in Australia were built without any consideration for sustainability. The improvement of their performance plays a crucial part in the nation’s efforts for climate change mitigation and adaptation.

The transformation of the existing building stock is regarded as the biggest challenge facing owners, government and the building industry today.

The Green Building and Design Conference 2010 will provide you with the inspiration and guidance to successfully transform the existing building stock to meet sustainability criteria.

Site visits, presentations and discussions will illustrate how theory has been put into practice and how practice can be used to refine theory.

For more information: www.rmit.edu.au/cfd/gbd2010

Location: State Library of Victoria, 328 Swanston Street, Melbourne

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Building on years of experience and dedication to the clean energy industry, EcoGeneration magazine is proud to present, EcoGen 2010.

EcoGen 2010 will bring together the highest levels of the clean energy industry, locally and internationally.

EcoGen 2010 will tackle the issues facing the clean energy industry and find the solutions.

For more information: www.ecogen2010.com/

Location: Sydney Convention & Exhibition Centre, Darling Harbour

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At the next Sydney Central Alternative Technology Association meeting, David McDonald, Managing Director KUTh Energy Limited, will present “How Does Geothermal Work?”

• What is the difference between conventional and engineered geothermal systems
• Where does this technology have a role in our future

KUTh Energy is an ASX listed geothermal explorer targeting Enhanced Geothermal Systems in Australia and Conventional Geothermal Systems in the Pacific Region.

Members and guests welcome and no RSVP is necessary, any queries to mary@all-energy.com.au

Location: Wallaby Room, Telstra Building,11th floor, 320 Pitt St, Sydney

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• Understanding the Technical Challenges in Developing and Implementing ‘Green’ in Order to Deliver Successful ‘Green’ Projects
• The New Commonwealth Green Lease
• Design v Reality: Risks and Risk Management in NABERS Ratings
• Commercial Building Disclosure Scheme

For more information: www.legalwiseseminars.com.au/product_details.asp

Location: Australian National University, 31 Constitution Ave, Canberra City

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The All-Energy Australia exhibition and conference is Australia’s most significant International clean energy event. Admission to the exhibition and conference is free of charge to all with a professional interest in renewable/sustainable/clean energy.

The 2010 conference programme will feature multiple streams focused on key technologies, and highly relevant and topical plenary sessions.

The show offers extensive networking opportunities.

The exhibition is highly relevant to all companies actively involved, either directly or indirectly, in the development of carbon mitigation solutions for traditional energy sources, including carbon capture and sequestration, energy efficiency improvements as well as all areas of the renewable energy industry – wind (onshore and offshore), wave, tidal, hydro, hydrogen and fuel cells, solar and biofuels.

Exhibiting companies come from both sides of the ‘buying/selling fence’. For companies eager to become involved in the clean energy industry – take a look at the exhibitor profile section to see what is needed by the wind industry alone – a long, long list!

For more information: http://www.all-energy.com.au/Home.html

Location: Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, 2 Clarendon Street, Southbank

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