SEANZ 2019 | Tomorrow’s Energy Today is New Zealand's leading Sustainable Energy Conference, bringing together key players from across sectors and around the world who can lead the drive toward a resilient and 100% renewable energy system for New Zealand. This is a must-attend event for SEANZ members and an opportunity for you and your business to shine on a national platform.
In association with Taspac Energy
The event will feature a comprehensive program of expert speakers including Minister of Energy and Resources, Hon Dr Megan Woods. The Minister and other keynote speakers will present on the future of sustainable energy with a focus on real-world solutions which answer the opportunities presented by the rapid movement to decentralisation in our energy system, decarbonisation, and digitalisation to manage the processes.
Apply now for your chance to speak to an audience of New Zealand’s leading energy experts.
Potential topics should fall under one of the conference themes of digitalisation, decarbonisation, and decentralisation. Potential topics include but are not limited to:
- Peer-to-Peer trading
- Internet of Things
- Future of battery integration
- Community energy
- Finance and investment
- Policy and regulation
- Microgrids
- Remote communities
- Large-scale projects
Submission instructions:
- Abstracts should pitch the topic of the intended presentation.
- Abstracts should be original work and all copyright provisions must be met.
- Each person may submit one abstract.
- The abstract must be 150-400 words in plain text format with a clear, concise title.
- Email submissions to [email protected]
- Presentation will be selected based on relevance, engagement, originality and innovation.
Important dates:
Abstract submission deadline: Wednesday 7th August at 5pm
Presentation submission deadline: Thursday October 31st at 5pm
Conference 2019: Friday 8th November in Wellington
More information about the conference can be found here: https://www.seanz.org.nz/seanz_2019
If you have any questions please don't hesitate to get in touch. Please email [email protected].
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