A collation of articles pertaining to various Conferences and other Events.
A summary of key takeaways from an Australian perspective at the 2026 CIGRE Paris session — where the ongoing challenges of IBR interactions and the impact of data centres appear to be consistent themes across power systems globally.
In the past couple weeks (including at ACES 2026, but also elsewhere) it's seemed that the penny has dropped ... only by a miracle will we achieve 82% by 2030.
It’s Thursday evening 30th July 2026 as we approach the end of a day when my phone has been buzzing fairly consistently through the day with spot prices above $500/MWh in the South Australian region.
With four of our team attending CEC ACES in Sydney this coming week, here's an interim guide to 14 observations we've made in Conference Season for Winter 2026 (to date).
We thought it was worth separately collating these examples of how to answer the question ‘How many years of reference data are required to construct a robust model of the future?’.
On slide from the Endgame seminar today in Brisbane focused on the recent 4-day wind lull in South Australia. Many points resonated, but I want to flag just two ...
No less of interest for me will be this Tuesday’s Endgame seminar in Brisbane, titled ‘Expanding the modeller’s toolkit’.
A short note in anticipation of next week’s 2026 Australian Clean Energy Summit. Will we see you there?
It’s Wednesday 8th July 2026, which means that it’s today that’s the first day of the ‘Australia Wind Energy 2026’ conference and exhibition in Melbourne. We wish we could be there, but will learn (vicariously) afterwards.
Adding to 'conference season' ... today (Thu 4th June 2026) it’s Sydney’s turn, with the Australian Energy Council organising a one-day conference with the provocative title ‘Energy2050: Mapping the way Forward’.
Last week our team attended the CEC's Wind Industry Forum, then I presented at the EUAA's National Conference the next day. Moving between them in under 48 hours sharply reminded me how differently the NEM's supply and demand sides frame the challenges ahead.
Bruce Miller talks about why system strength is badly misunderstood. Through analogies using bridges, seeing eye dogs, and bumpy roads, he argues the industry's fixation on fault level and inertia misses the real engineering challenges of the transition — and risks costly, counterproductive fixes.
It was the evening before the CEC’s AWIF for 2026, so we had an interest in attending this Networking event in Melbourne (on Monday 25th May 2026), held by Bureau Veritas.
A few of us are gearing up to be in Melbourne on Tuesday at the Clean Energy Council’s Australian Wind Industry Forum 2026 ... will we see you there?
We appreciated the opportunity to host a table at the Queensland Energy Club lunch on Friday 22nd May 2026 in Brisbane.
Both Dan Lee and myself are looking forward to next week’s EUAA National Conference in Melbourne. Will we see you there?
This event by the AIE was held in Brisbane on Thursday 14th May 2026 and explored 'the role of gas'.
We’ve been asked to ‘present insights into the Australian spot electricity market’ at the ASX Power Symposium on Wednesday 18th February 2026.
Following his presentation at All-Energy in Melbourne last week, David Dixon reports on the state of the NEM's ambition to reach 82% renewables by 2030.
Based on her presentation at All-Energy last week, Ellise Janetzki from Overwatch Energy shares some insights about asset control room requirements and operations.