Antinuclear

All-Energy Australia 2013, now in its fifth year, has always had a healthy solar representation, and those figures are continuing to escalate. In 2012, of 4,700 people from 23 countries attending the free-to-delegate two-day multi-stream conference and exhibition, 2,200 were solar industry professionals.

Organisers expect that total to be exceeded at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre on October 9–10 2013.

All-Energy Australia is supported by the Australian Solar Council, which will present a series of solar workshops as an integrated component of the overall program. All-Energy Australia Exhibition Director Anthony Reed says the conference and exhibition offers significant commercial and networking opportunities for suppliers, buyers, specifiers and installers from the solar PV and solar thermal sectors.

“While the event delivers comprehensive coverage to all sectors of the clean and renewable energy industry, it has proven to be arguably Australia’s largest business to business gathering of solar industry professionals,” Mr Reed says.

The All-Energy Australia conference program, which will again have a significant solar focus, will feature more than 100 leading Australian and international speakers.

Among themes to be covered are the next steps in project development and commercialisation of large scale solar, detailing project developments, hybrid innovation and technological opportunities for solar PV, and reaching the full potential of concentrated solar power in Australia.

The full conference program will be announced in coming weeks.