All-Energy Australia 2016 starts tomorrow, and this year the event will see an increased focus on battery storage.
Running 4-5 October at the Melbourne Convention And Exhibition Centre, All-Energy Australia will feature 168 exhibitors. It’s the nation’s largest and most comprehensive clean and renewable energy event.
Among the companies attending will be SMA Australia, which will be showcasing the Sunny Boy Storage battery inverter (now available from Energy Matters), compatible with the Tesla Powerwall battery.
Enphase will also be in attendance, and there will no doubt be plenty of interest in the Enphase AC Battery.
The exhibitor list is a who’s who of the solar power world, including SolarEdge, Fronius Australia, Ingeteam and ABB.
With regard to battery storage, there will be 6 conference sessions dedicated to the topic:
- Economics and Market Projections for Energy Storage
- Latest Advances in Battery Storage System Technologies
- Residential Battery Storage
- Commercial Scale Energy Storage
- Technical Requirements for Implementing Energy Storage Systems
- Battery Safety and Performance Standard
“The sheer diversity of All-Energy Australia during an important time for the renewable energy industry will share the latest developments and ensure industry players stay at the front of the pack rather than struggling to catch up,” said Clean Energy Council Chief Executive Kane Thornton in August about the event.
The CEC will also host the ATRAA Dinner, where winners of this year’s Solar Design and Installation Awards will be announced.
All-Energy Australia is held in partnership with the CEC, which will be running Professional Development Program sessions at the event.
“For the first time, attendees who participate in the Professional Development Program and ATRAA Conference will be able to accrue 15 Continuous Professional Development points per session attended,” states the event’s web site. ” This includes updates from the Clean Energy Regulator as well as what’s happening with Australian Standards and the current endeavours in Accreditation.”
Entry to the main conference and exhibition is free. The State Ministerial Welcome will be delivered by Liliana D’Ambrosio MP, Victoria’s Minister for Energy, Environment and Climate Change, at 8.10am tomorrow.
Further details on the event can be viewed here.
