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After 34 events the Australasian Universities Power Engineering Conference (AUPEC) has become the IEEE PES Australasian Universities Power Engineering Conference.
AUPEC continues its traditions to bring together academics, students, researchers and practising engineers, primarily from Australasia but also from other parts of the world, to present emerging topics in power and energy.
In 2025 AUPEC will be held from 29 September-1 October 2025 in Brisbane, Australia. The conference invites researchers and industry professionals to submit new and original ideas on different aspects of power and energy engineering, which includes but is not limited to the following broad topics:
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The Australasian Protection Testers User Group (APTUG) meeting provides a forum for sharing knowledge, developing protection and high voltage testing techniques and strategies, and learning from the experiences of others in the industry.
Presentation and discussion sessions on power system protection testing and training will be conducted in conjunction with parallel sessions for high voltage primary system equipment testing, interpreting results and sharing industry experiences.
The APTUG meetings have been run annually for the last 32 years, providing training, technical presentations, and collaborative discussions. Last year, 120 participants from 33 organisations attended and 52 presentations/open discussion sessions were provided.
We are excited to announce that AUSPTA will be holding our 2025 Conference at the Mercure Hotel in Sydney on Friday the 24th of October 2025. For those familiar with our Sydney events who might be curious why the venue has changed from the Kirribilli Club; unfortunately it is no longer in business.
The Mercure Sydney is located at 818-820 George St, Sydney NSW 2000.
For those members wishing to stay at the hotel, discount accommodation is available using the code 386771.
Registration includes complimentary morning tea, lunch, and afternoon tea. There will also be a catered sundowner/networking session afterwards.
We are always looking for fresh new ideas for presentations, so if you have a presentation in mind (or know somebody else who might) then please get in touch.
20 and 40 minute presentation slots are available, and we welcome a broad range of topics – they do not have to be directly related to infrared thermography/condition monitoring.
Whilst our first preference is always for in-person presentations at these events, we also have the capability to facilitate remote presentations. So if you are interested in presenting but you can’t make it in person, then please let us know anyway and we can work to make it happen.
All Energy Australia Exhibition & Conference is the Southern Hemisphere’s largest and most anticipated clean energy event. For 15+ years, All Energy Australia serves as a vital platform for industry professionals, experts, and enthusiasts to gather and witness the latest developments, innovations, and trends in the renewable energy sector.
This event provides a comprehensive showcase of cutting-edge technologies and solutions in areas like solar, wind, bioenergy, energy storage, and electric transportation. Attendees can explore a wide range of products and services, connect with key industry players, and gain insights into sustainable energy practices.
All Energy Australia is not only an exhibition and conference but also a knowledge-sharing hub. The conference component features a series of insightful presentations, panel discussions, and workshops, where experts share their insights and expertise on critical topics related to renewable energy, climate change, policy, and market trends. It offers a unique opportunity for attendees to network, learn, and collaborate with like-minded individuals and organisations dedicated to the global transition towards a cleaner, more sustainable energy future.
The theme of this year’s conference is “Empowering Australia’s Clean Energy Future.”
Our aim is to spark meaningful conversations and showcase cutting-edge technologies that can accelerate our progress towards Net Zero and support the development of a sustainable and resilient energy infrastructure for Australia.
Rather than focusing solely on surface-level issues, this conference will delve into the critical challenges facing our industry. We will explore practical solutions, proven strategies, and valuable insights that make our energy systems work.
The program will feature case studies, high-quality research, and real-world projects that that showcase what effective solutions look like in action. From energy generators and large-scale users to everyday retail customers – this conference is relevant to anyone who works with Electric Energy.
During EECON 2025, spanning three days, attendees can expect:
EECON is a premier annual conference about Electric Energy. EECON brings together experts from across Australia and beyond to address the real-world challenges facing the Electric Energy industry. These challenges span technical, economic, commercial, regulatory, political, social, and stakeholder-related issues.
We welcome people from all sectors of the Electric Energy industry and related industries including Mining, Oil and Gas, Manufacturing, and their associated supply chains. The conference brings together professionals from utilities, mining, project developers, customers, regulators, academia, consultants, equipment and service providers, and across the broader supply chain.
Sponsorship and exhibition opportunities are available for showcasing your company and connecting with a diverse range of talented industry people during the conference session breaks.
We look forward to having you join us at EECON 2025 in Perth.
EnergyTech 2025 is a premier technical conference for engineers, regulators and industry professionals committed to advancing the future of energy systems. With a focus on integrating renewables, energy storage, and carbon capture and storage (CCS), the event equips attendees with practical knowledge for designing, deploying, and maintaining resilient, efficient, and safe energy infrastructure.
This year’s program highlights real-world applications, case studies, and technical insights into hybrid energy systems, renewable retrofits, battery safety, and CCS technologies. Key topics include combining diesel, solar, and storage; advances in battery chemistry and safety standards; and the deployment and regulation of CCS in industrial and offshore settings.
Featuring keynote presentations, technical workshops, and expert panels, EnergyTech 2025 is a platform for collaboration and innovation. Attendees will engage with leaders from industry, government, and research bodies including Standards Australia, CSIRO, and regulatory authorities.
Join us to explore the technologies and strategies shaping a low-carbon, sustainable energy future.
Are you a professional working with energy systems in mining, industrial plants, oil and gas or the utilities industry? We are looking for a number of presenters to submit a topic idea and present their papers at this upcoming conference which has been developed to promote best practice in this area.
IDC Technologies Conference presentations are non commercial. In particular we are seeking practical case studies, applications and the newest developments in this critical subject.
Topic Suggestions:
› Renewable energy specialists and project managers
› Generation, transmission engineers and technicians
› HV engineers, technicians and auditors
› Electrical engineers, technicians and electricians
› Maintenance engineers and asset managers
› Plant, project and design engineers
› Engineering and safety managers
The Australian Earthing Institute will host the eighth Australian Down to Earth Conference (DTEC) from 19–21 May in Newcastle, NSW.
DTEC stands as a comprehensive two-day, in-person conference focusing on the crucial aspects of power system earthing, grounding, and lightning protection. It serves as a platform catering to individuals ranging from novices to seasoned professionals, asset owners, enthusiasts, and equipment suppliers.
This conference serves as an invaluable opportunity for both newcomers and experts in the field of earthing and grounding. It provides a gateway to stay updated with industry advancements in design, installation, and commissioning. Furthermore, it fosters networking among peers within the same realm and offers a chance to engage with equipment suppliers – key players who provide the tools necessary for design realisation and the essential equipment for installation and commissioning.
Call for Abstracts
We are calling for seasoned speakers and first time presenters to submit their Abstracts by 5 September 2025.
DTEC is the premier Earthing Conference in the Oceanic region and provides opportunities for: