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Confirmed speakers include:
Speakers include
Hon Ian Macdonald, Minister for Energy (NSW)
Hon Patrick Conlon MP, Minister for Energy,
Infrastructure and Transport (SA)
Ian Kiernan, AO, Chairman, Clean Up Australia
Paul Hyslop, General Manager New Business, CS Energy (Qld)
Domenic Capomolla, Chief Executive Officer, Simply Energy [formerly EnergyAustralia]
George Maltabarow, Managing Director, EnergyAustralia
Roman Domanski, Executive Director, Energy Users Association of Australia
John Connor, Chief Executive, The Climate Institute
Dr Peter Cook, Chief Executive, Cooperative Research Centre for Greenhouse Gas Technologies
Tim Rourke, Country Executive, GE Energy Australia -new
Peter Droege, Chair, Asia Pacific, World Council for Renewable Energy -new
Michele Levine, Chief Executive, Roy Morgan Research -new
Dr Graeme Pearman, Honorary Science Research Fellow, Monash University -new
Ray Bell, Chairman OpenAMI & CEO, GridNet
Noel Henderson, District Sales Manager (ANZ), Click Software -new
Professor Michael Dureau, Executive Director, The Warren Centre for Advanced Engineering -new
Hon Ian Macdonald, Minister for Energy (NSW)
Hon, Patrick Conlon, MP, Minister for Energy, Infrastructure and Transport
George Maltabarow, Managing Director, EnergyAustralia
Kevin Murray, Managing Director, Transgrid
Domenic Capomolla, Chief Executive Officer, Simply Energy
Dr David C.Shipman, Director of Marketing for Energy & Utilities (Enterprise Content Management (ECM) Segment, IBM
Ian Primrose, Director, Energy, Essential Services Commission
Cameron O'Reilly, Executive Director, Energy Retailers Association of Australia
Shirley In't Veld, Managing Director, Verve Energy
Michael Zammit, Managing Director, Energy Reponse
Roman Domanski, Executive Director, Energy Users Association of Australia
Paul Hyslop, Director, Development, ACIL Tasman
Paul, McArdle, Managing Director, global-roam
Adrian Clarke, Manager, Intelligent Networks, EnergyAustralia
Andrew Deme, General Manager Nexium Telecommunications, Corporate Sustainability & Innovation, Ergon Energy
Dr Anthony Socci, Senior Science and Communication Fellow, American Meteorological Society
John Connor, Chief Executive, The Climate Institute
Keith Orchison, Managing Director, Coolibah
Dr Scott Power, Principal Research Scientist, Bureau of Meteorology
Marianne Lourey, Executive Director, Energy and Earth Resources Policy, Department of Primary Industries
Cheryl Cartwright, Chief Executive, Australian Pipeline Industry Association
Dr Peter Cook, Chief Executive, Cooperative Research Center for Greenhouse Gas Technologies (CO2CRC)
Frank J van Schagen, Chief Executive Officer, CRC for Coal in Sustainable Development
Dr Adrian Williams, Advisor, Geodynamics
About the Australian Energy & Utility Summit 2008
In July of 2007 an unprecedented twelve CEO’s and MD’s of Australia’s utilities presented a paper at the Australian Energy & Utility Summit 2007 . They were complimented by Federal Ministers and the Executive Director of ANSTO delivered what was considered to be THE most significant Energy and Utility Summit of the year.
Over 150 utility industry experts came together and created a conference that debated real industry issues and delivered real decision makers in one central location. The recent NSW government announcement recommending the privatisation of three state owned energy retailers in NSW and divestment of some long-term leases of generation businesses sets the scene for an action packed 2008 conference
Now into its 6th successful year, the Australian Energy & Utility Summit 2008 will focus on the key topical issues facing the energy supply, transmission and distribution sectors. Including government policy and regulation, generation, production, transmission, distribution, retail, privatisation and sustainable energy issues.
Senior representatives from right across the energy and utility industry have been invited to speak at this event, including Federal Government Departments and agencies, industry regulators, private and State owned energy organizations, power generators, gas producers, transmission and distribution companies, retailers, major energy users and leading industry suppliers.
Key topics for discussion include:
Federal and State Government policies and perspectives
Ministerial presentations
Keynote presentations from senior industry figures
Clean coal powered Utilities
Atomic powered Utilities
Energy market reform, policy and regulation
Competition and regulatory updates
Privatisation
State industry updates
Industry case studies
Production and Generation
Developing gas resources
Developing the gas market
Energy pricing
Transmission and interconnection
Developments in distribution and retail
Network reliability
CEO panel sessions
Energy demand forecasts
Sustainable Energy issues
Delegate Profile
Delegates attending this conference will be senior representatives from all areas of the electricity, gas and renewable and sustainable energy sectors, including: power generation, gas production, transmission, distribution, retail, Federal and state government, state and private utilities, policy advisors, energy traders, corporate and regulatory advisors, corporate financiers & investors, marketing managers, risk managers, lawyers, technology advisers, consultants and those supplying leading market technology, products and services.
We again expect a high level of attendance at this conference due to the number of highly topical issues that will be discussed by appropriate and senior level speakers. In addition, the registration fee is realistically priced with delegates being able attend this summit for just $1,195 (+GST). Organised with the industry publication Energy Source and Distribution this event will receive maximum publicity.
The Australian Energy & Utility Summit 2008 offers an outstanding energy industry marketing campaign
As a sponsor, you will have a unique platform to network with industry colleagues and capture new prospects to highly targeted energy industry audiences.
Position and profile yourself as an industry leader
Increase and reinforce the profile of your brand
Create new partnerships and alliances
Develop relationships through networking opportunities
Showcase new applications to a targeted audience of decision-makers
Receive cost-effective marketing exposure and branding to your target audience, culminating in the face-to-face meetings with your best prospects at the event
Give you face to face discussion with your future customers
Benefits from sponsoring
Nine months of worldwide publicity with our global advertising and promotion
Direct access to your potential clients before, during and after the event
Key speaking positions to address your target audience
Profile your company as the industry leader with your corporate logo and literature featured prominently
Greater exposure and brand building of your products and services
The Australian Energy & Utility Summit 2008 will:
GENERATE awareness
CREATE new business opportunities
ENHANCE your energy& utility industry profile
CONFIRM your status to industry leaders
DISTRIBUTE permanent reminders to industry executives by way of branding
