When: 21-22 February 2024
Where: Newcastle City Hall
Research and industry leaders involved with the Trailblazer for Recycling and Clean Energy will be out in force at the second Hunter New Energy Symposium that will take place in Newcastle from 21-22 February 2024.
The Symposium brings together clean energy industry leaders and research experts to address the biggest challenges in the areas of water, energy and communities, with sessions covering a range of issues including investment attraction, future skills, standards and assurance and decarbonising hard to abate sectors.
A cornerstone event for the region, the Hunter New Energy Symposium will feature speakers from industry, government, research and capital markets.
Our panel session entitled Solving recycling and clean energy challenges on day two will discuss the programs we’ve established to fast-track net zero by transforming research pathways to commercially viable products for the clean energy and recycling sectors to create skilled jobs and sovereign manufacturing.
Speakers on the panel will include:
- Welcome from the Session Chair: Lena Vestad Hansen – Business Development Manager, TRaCE
- Professor Emmanuel Mastio – Executive Director, TRaCE
- Sam Kirk – Research Translation Project Manager, TRaCE
- Gabriella Nunes – Research & Commercialisation Director, TRaCE
- Pierre Gouhier – Deputy Director, Newcastle Institute for Energy and Resources
- Isabel Toasa – Head Of Research And Development, EM Energy
Among new energy opportunities we support in the Hunter region are research collaborations in the areas of:
- Hydrogen storage for long lasting renewable energy
- Green solutions for ammonia production
- Converting waste into sustainable fuels
- Carbon capture in heavy industries.
We’re also working with industry partners on new models for developing future skills.
Join us at the Symposium to learn how to get involved with our integrated, research-to-market ecosystem.
Learn more and register to attend here.
