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Energy Exchange Australia unveils new Future Tech and Innovation Forum
There’s three weeks to go until Australia’s leading oil, gas, and energy conference, Energy Exchange Australia (EXA) debuts the new Future Tech and Innovation Forum, focusing on how emerging technologies will drive the global energy transition.
Taking the conference beyond oil and gas, the Future Tech and Innovation Forum will bring industry leaders together to explore concepts and ideas around renewables, hydrogen, artificial intelligence, robotics, and advanced battery storage.
The forum will serve as a platform to challenge conventional thinking, foster dynamic discussions, and push the boundaries of innovation, ensuring industry remains at the forefront of technological advancements and the energy transition.
IBM’s Sustainability Principal Consultant for ANZ, Alex Bradley, will moderate a must-see panel of high-profile industry leaders as part of the new Future Tech and Innovation Forum, exploring how artificial intelligence and data-driven solutions are driving sustainability and decarbonisation through digitalisation in the energy sector.
“The application of technologies like artificial intelligence are a key enabler of the energy transition,” Bradley said.
“Panels like this enable us to accelerate sustainable outcomes by learning from key players in the West Australian energy ecosystem, particularly about how they’re overcoming key challenges.”
Bradley’s session, along with a dynamic lineup of industry leaders and innovations, will be part of the EXA conference for 2025, promising to be bigger and better than ever, building on the success of previous years with an expanded program of insights, technology, and collaboration.
EXA, formerly AOG Energy, will run from 11-13 March 2025 at the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre, offering free access to a world-class program covering renewables, hydrogen, carbon capture, decommissioning, and the latest energy innovations, while providing the opportunity to connect, inspire, and exchange ideas to shape the future of energy.
For more information and to register, visit here.
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February 18, 2025 at 04:30AM
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Molly Hancock