EnergyTech Conference Perth 2025

EnergyTech Conference ( Renewables | Safety | Storage)

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.

2025 Call for Papers

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:

• Hybrid Systems: Combining Diesel, Solar, and Storage
• Solar and Wind Deployment
• Case Studies: Renewable Energy Retrofits in ExistingFacilities.
• Challenges in Retrofitting Older Infrastructure with Clean Energy Tech
• Energy Storage Innovations: Advances in battery chemistry and performance.
• Battery Safety Standards & Incident Prevention: Real-world applications and case reviews.
• Understanding CCS: Technology overviews and safety implications.
• Regulatory and Policy Frameworks: How standards and regulators are approaching CCS.
• Industrial CCS Projects: Case studies in oil, gas, and mining sectors.
• Offshore CO₂ Storage & Safety Considerations.
  For more information and topic suggestions email vynka.malone@idc-online.com OR complete a EOI Form and return to conferences@idc-online.com

Who Should Attend

› 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

For more information visit the Event Website.