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The 8th
Australian Hydrogen Conference18-19 June 2024
Adelaide Convention CentreThe must attend national conference for Australia’s emerging hydrogen industry
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The Australian Hydrogen Conference returns to Adelaide on the 18-19 June 2024 at the Adelaide Convention Centre. Informa Connect is proud to bring together the hydrogen sector’s most eminent energy leaders and help shape the future of the industry.
The Australian government has announced a $23bn investment over the next 10 years in the 2024-2025 budget as part of its “Future Made in Australia” policy.
This includes a $6.7 billion tax incentive for hydrogen that offers a subsidy of $2 a kilogram, as well as another $2 billion into the second round of its year-old Hydrogen Headstart program, to prepare Australia for what the Federal Treasurer describes as the global economy’s was biggest transformation since the Industrial Revolution.
The Federal Government believes this will trigger as much as $50bn in private capital investment into the Australian renewable hydrogen industry by 2030, fast-tracking Australia’s transformation into a hydrogen superpower.
Book now to hear from the leaders of Australia’s hydrogen industry about how the “Future Made in Australia” policy will shape the future of the sector across the nation and overseas.
KEY TOPICS INCLUDE:
- An in-depth look at the Albanese Government’s exciting A Future Made in Australia Act and the exciting implications for Australia’s hydrogen sector
- The very latest from the South Australian State Government on their hydrogen initiatives
- A showcase of the latest new developments for the sector, including the Hydrogen Headstart program
- Key project updates from Australia’s hydrogen proponents, and many other players from across Australia
- Working with First Nations Peoples to develop regional hydrogen projects
- Boosting green hydrogen industries to achieve commercially viable green hydrogen by 2030
- Examining the requirements for the roll out of transmission to fuel hydrogen projects
- The latest advances in hydrogen mobility an refuelling infrastructure
- The future of green steel, including the South Australian Government’s plans to develop a hydrogen based DRI plant
2024 ATTENDING COMPANIES
- Acciona
- ABEL Energy
- AECOM
- AEMO
- AGI Operations Pty Limited
- AGL
- Air Liquide
- Amp Energy
- Amp Power Australia
- Ampol
- ANZ
- APA
- ARENA
- Arup
- Aula Energy
- Aurecon
- Australian Energy Market Commission
- Australian Gas Infrastructure Group (AGIG)
- Australian Renewable Energy Agency – ARENA
- Australian Treasury
- Barngarla Determination Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC
- BBAMZ Ltd
- Beach Energy
- BHP
- CIMC ENRIC
- Clean Energy Regulator
- Community Engagement Pty Ltd
- ConocoPhillips
- Corrs Chambers Westgarth
- Countrywide Hydrogen
- CPB Contractors
- CQ Energy
- Cryeng Group Pty Ltd
- CSIRO
- DBNGP WA Nominees
- Department for Education SA
- Department for Energy & Mining
- Department for Industry, Innovation and Science
- Department for Trade & Investment
- Department of Energy & Mining
- Department of Industry, Tourism & Trade
- Department of the Treasury
- Eco Logical Australia
- ElecraNet Propietary Limited
- Electranet
- Energy Skills Queensland
- EnergyAustralia
- Epic Energy
- Ernst & Young
- First Nations of South Australia Aborginal Corporation
- Fleetwood Australia
- Fluid Management Technology
- Fortescue
- Fyfe Pty Ltd
- Georgetown Hills Renewable Energy
- GHD
- Gladstone Area Water Board
- Gold Hydrogen
- Government of South Australia
- Government of Western Australia
- Greenhill Energy
- H2Utility
- Hamilton Locke
- HILT CRC
- HINT.CO GmbH; H2 Global Advisory GmbH
- Hyundai Motor Company Australia
- Industry Capability Network SA
- Infrastructure SA
- INPEX
- Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA)
- Jemena
- JERA
- Kellogg Brown & Root
- Lochard Energy
- Magnetite Mines
- Monash University
- MSIMEC
- National Energy Authority – Papua New Guinea
- Natural Economy
- Neoen
- Net Zero Australia
- NMT International – Australia Proprietary Limited
- Norman Waterhouse
- Office of Hydrogen Power South Australia
- Office of Sustainable Energy – NT DITT
- ONRIC
- Origin Energy
- Outback Mining Services
- Pacific Energy
- Pacific Green
- Pacific Green Technologies
- Partner, Deloitte Financial Advisory
- PIRSA
- Plug Power Australia
- ReCFIT – Tasmanian Government
- ReNu Energy Limited
- ROSEN Group
- SA Power Networks
- SACOSS
- SLR Consulting
- Smart Energy Council
- Solarig Development Australia
- South Australian Native Title Services
- Sparc Technologies
- SRL Consulting
- Stanwell Corporation
- Tasmanian Government
- Tesla
- The Energy Charter
- The Hydrogen Utility (H2U)
- The Next Economy
- The University of Adelaide – Future Fuels CRC
- Tilt Renewables
- Tindo Solar
- Toyota Motor Corporation
- University of Adelaide
- University of South Australia
- Verbrec Ltd
- Vestas Development Australia
- Viva Energy Australia
- Western Hydrogen
- Whyalla City Council
- Wood
- Worley
- Zero Petroleum
ADELAIDE 2024 | SPEAKERS
Hon Tom Koutsantonis MP
Minister for Energy and Mining, Government of South Australia
Jessica Shaw MLA
Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier; Minister for State and Industry, Development, Jobs and Trade; Public Sector Management; Federal-State Relations, Government of Western Australia
Sam Crafter
Chief Executive Officer, Office of Hydrogen Power South Australia
Jeremy Conway
Chief Executive Officer,
Infrastructure SA
Denise Loftus
Industry Development Manager, Manufacturing, Department for Industry, Innovation and Science (SA)
Alexandra McIntosh
Investment Director, Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA)
Craig de Laine
Chief Executive Officer, Australian Gas Infrastructure Group (AGIG)
Dr Patrick Hartley
Leader, CSIRO Hydrogen Industry Mission, CSIRO
Martin Christopher Erdmann
Project Manager, HINT.CO (Hydrogen Intermediary Company GmbH)
Gemma Harrison
Hydrogen Business Development Manager, Ampol
Thyl Kint
Project Director Cape Hardy Green Hydrogen, Amp Energy
Geoffrey Drucker
Managing Director, Countrywide Hydrogen
Simon Emms
Chief Executive Officer,
Electranet
Dr Attilio Pigneri
Founder and Chief Executive Officer, The Hydrogen Utility (H2U)
Nick Llewellyn-Jones
Principal,
Norman Waterhouse
Sandra Lau
Head of Hydrogen & EVs, Viva Energy Australia
Michael van Baarle
Executive Chairman, ABEL Energy
Nicholas Mumford
Executive Managing Director, Greenhill Energy
Neil McDonald
Managing Director, Gold Hydrogen
Scott Nargar
Senior Manager Future Mobility & Government Relations, Hyundai Motor Company Australia
Steve Quilter
Executive General Manager Growth and Future Energy, Stanwell Corporation
Senior Representative,
Zero Petroleum
Tim Jessen
Chief Executive Officer,
Lochard Energy
Andrew Willis
Manager of Carbon Policy, Toyota Motor Corporation
Justin Commons
Chief Executive Officer, Whyalla City Council
Kim Enkelaar
Hydrogen Development Director,
Tasmanian Government
Tim Dobson
Chief Executive Officer, Magnetite Mines
Shirley Shi
Business Manager,
CIMC ENRIC
Wayne Harris
General Manager – Business Development and Planning, GFG Global
Sonja Dare
Chairperson, Barngarla Determination Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC
Jason Bilney
Deputy Chairperson, Barngarla Determination Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC
Taara Kennedy
Special Counsel,
Norman Waterhouse
Luke Yeaman
Deputy Secretary, Macroeconomic Group, Department of the Treasury
Angela Walker
Group Manager Commercial AENZ, Fortescue
Matt Walden
Partner, Deloitte Financial Advisory
Dr Changlong Wang
Research Fellow, Monash University
Dr Vicky Au
Decarbonisation Director APAC, Wood
Chris Sim
Commercial Director,
Zero Petroleum
Dr Amy Philbrook
Australasian Hydrogen Technical Lead, Arup
Simon Huxley
Partner, Corrs Chambers Westgarth
Melissa Grinter
Partner, Corrs Chambers Westgarth
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North Terrace,
Adelaide SA 5000
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