All-Energy Australia returns to the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre for two days on the twenty eighth and twenty ninth of October. The year is 2026. RX Global organises the event, which sits on the banks of the Yarra in the Melbourne central business district.
All-Energy is the largest clean energy trade gathering in the Australian market, and it arrives at a point when the sector's commercial questions have shifted. The argument about whether renewable generation can be built at scale in Australia has largely been settled by capacity actually connected. What remains contested is grid connection queues, firming capacity, transmission build out and the financing structures that make long duration storage bankable. Those are board level questions rather than engineering ones.
That shift shows in who attends. Alongside the developers and equipment suppliers the exhibition has drawn a growing contingent from the utilities, the superannuation funds that hold much of the country's infrastructure equity, and the industrial energy users whose procurement decisions now carry a decarbonisation condition. For executives the practical value of the event is less the exhibition floor than the concentration of counterparties in one building for two days.
The Melbourne venue has hosted the event for several cycles. The exhibition runs alongside a conference programme covering generation, storage, networks and the policy environment.
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