INDUSTRY Conferences & Exhibitions
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EESA 2010 National conference - Watt's up - Future proofing Energy Networks
Date: 1-3 September, 2010
Place: Australian Technology Park, Sydney
Registration: The Meetings Manager
145/2-18 Buchanan Street
Balmain NSW 2041
Tel: +61 2 9810 7322
Fax: +61 2 9810 7320
Email: meetings@tmm.com.au
http://www.eesa.asn.au/events/national/35
The theme for this year's conference "Watt's Up - Future proofing Energy Networks" addresses the ongoing evolution in energy networks and the need to ensure they remain flexible to accommodate the emerging technologies that will change grid nature and operation.
Sponsoring and exhibiting at this conference will provide your organisation with an opportunity to enhance its profile and promote its services to the decision-makers of both national and international organisations. The conference program and exhibition space have been designed to offer sponsors and exhibitors maximum networking opportunity with conference delegates. All meals and refreshments will be served in the exhibition area to ensure maximum exposure for exhibitors.
• 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
Power system Protection & Electrical Safety Forum
Place: Medina Executive Hotel, Brisbane, Australia
Registration & Information: Telephone: 1 300 138 522, Email: idc@idc-online.com, Web: www.idc-online.com
- Sesha Prasad (Welcon Technologies - Specialist Power System Engineer)
- Roger Royal (IDC Technologies - 40 years in the Power Industry)
the clean energy show - All-Energy Australia 2010 exhibition & conference
Date: 6-7 October 2010
Place: Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre - South Bank Victoria
Registration & Information: Click here
Conference Program: Click here
Condition monitoring & Lubrication
Date: 19-20 October 2010
Place: Sydney
More information:
Registration & Enquiries: Anna Civiti (Tel: +61 3 9697 1103 / Email: anna.civiti@sirfrt.com.au
This annual event in it's 5th year now provides an ideal platform for people interested in condition monitoring, lubrication and reliability to learn from successes and proven strategies from some of the leading practitioners in industry. It is an opportunity for all attendees to share ideas, tips and strategies and learn proven methods from the experts and from one another. Attendees will have the chance to share real life problems and successes during roundtable discussion topics of their choice.
There will be plenty of networking opportunities, an exhibition of industry specific suppliers to learn about their products / service and endless wealth of knowledge to take back and apply in your workplace.
We hope you will be able to make it and look forward to seeing you in Sydney.
Gas Turbines Conference
The only meeting place for Australia's Gas Turbine Leaders
Date: 20-21 October 2010
Place: Rydes Melbourne, Victoria
Registration & Information: click here
Telephone: +61 2 9080 4307
Email: registration@informa.com.au
Website: www.informa.com.au/gasturbines
Featuring presentations from:
- Origin Energy
- AGL Energy
- ATCO Power Australia
- Pratt & Whitney Power Systems
- GE Energy
- Wood Group GTS
- Quest Integrity Group
- GE Power & Water
- and many more…
Austorque - Machines 2010
two-Day Forum + One-Day Training Workshops
Date: 25-27 October 2010
Place: Swiss Grand Resort Hotel, Bondi Beach, SYDNEY, NSW
Registration & Information: Click Here
Presenters will cover a variety of technical issues, case studies, and workshops throughout the three days. Focus groups, networking drinks, the conference dinner, and exhibition booths complete this extensive program.
Who should attend: engineering and maintenance personnel who purchase, install, test,maintain and/or repair motors and generators. Consultants, manufacturers and repair shop personnel are also welcome.
Registration costs: AU$2200 (inc GST) - Three registrations from the same company will entitle you to a fourth person receiving a complimentary ticket.
For more information:
Contact Louise Webber (conference organiser)
mobile: +61 (0)421 512 700
telephone: +61 (0)2 4915 6955
fax: +61 (0)2 4948 6666
email: louise@austorque.com.au
Hazards Conference 2010
Arc Flash Hazards & Hazardous areas
Following on from the enormous popularity of our Hazardous Areas Conferences in 2007 & 2009 in Melbourne and the recent success of the Electrical Arc Flash Forum this April with 150 highly experienced practitioners attending, IDC Technologies is combining these two very important topics into one event at the upcoming.....
Where: Mercure Hotel, Perth, Western Australia
This conference is committed to bringing you the latest information in the area of hazardous areas & arc flash hazards with an impressive selection of speakers from Sweeting Consulting, Schneider Electric, DIgSILENT Pacific, Pepperl+Fuchs, ABB, Plumpton Training Services, Inlec Engineering, Drager, IECEx, IDC Technologies & the University of QLD. You will also hear case studies from Murray Goulburn, Optec, EnergySafety WA & Paulson International - Germany.
Please see the attached conference brochure. This conference will present an industry-wide forum to examine and discuss the latest local and international practices and standards in hazardous areas and arc flash hazards. Hear from, meet with and network with colleagues working in these fast developing areas. The event will also provide opportunities for participants to discuss their experiences and applications.
This forum promises a diverse, practical program, packed with useful information and expert speakers; this conference offers you the ability to keep on top of the latest trends in your industry.For further information on this event or
to discuss sponsorship opportunities please contact:
Sarah Montgomery
Email: sarah.montgomery@idc-online.com
2nd Annual Galilee Basin Coal & Energy Investment
Date: 29-30 November 2010
Where: Stamford Plaza, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Registration: Informa - enquiries@informa.com.au
Telephone: 02 9080 4307
Website: click here
“Drilling at Waratah Coal's North Alpha project has revealed an additional coal resource of 3.48 billion tonnes, nearly doubling the company’s total resources. In a statement released yesterday, the company's owner Clive Palmer said the miner’s total coal resources now stand at 7.4 billion tonnes. ... Palmer has previously said the project will open up a new coal region in the Galilee Basin and generate 6000 jobs during construction and 1500 during operation.” 3 February 2010, Australian Mining
High profile confirmed presenters for 2010 include:
• Mr Michael Choi MP, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Natural Resources, Mines and Energy and Minister for Trade
• Paul Mulder, General Manager - Coal, Hancock Prospecting
• Rob Chandler, Mayor, Barcaldine Regional Council
• Ray Shaw, Managing Director, Bandanna Energy Limited
• Angus Karoll - Chairman and Acting CEO, Westside Corporation
• Sam Aarons, Manager Business Development & Corporate Relations, Galilee Energy
• Michael Roche, Chief Executive Officer, Queensland Resources Council
• Senior Representative, Waratah Coal
• Mark Browne, General Manager Infrastructure Development, SunWater
• Rob Crook, CEO, Exoma Energy
9th Annual coal Seam Gas Summit 2011
IIR's CSG 2011 is the largest event dedicated to the Coal Seam Gas industry in Australia. Take advantage of the latest developments in the industry and provide you with an unrivalled learning and networking forum.
Date: 30 May - 1 June 2011
Where: Sofitel Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Registration: Informa
Gain the answers to all your pressing questions, with in depth coverage of:
- The growth of CSG
- The outlook for CSG on the Eastern Seaboard and Australia wide
- Case studies from leading energy companies
- Updates from CSG producers
- Recent developments in coal mine methane projects
- Technological advances in drilling
- Pipeline perspectives
- Proposed CSG/LNG facilities
