Why attend the Energy in WA conference?

WA-first perspective

The conference is built around Western Australia’s distinct energy reality, including its isolated grids, heavy industrial demand, mining-led load growth, and the specific delivery challenges that shape the state’s transition. The agenda focuses on issues such as the SWIS, Pilbara, regional supply constraints, transmission buildout, and local planning and market settings, making it directly relevant to the local experience.

Whole-of-sector representation

This event brings together the full energy ecosystem in one place, from gas, electricity and renewables to mining, infrastructure, policy, regulation and end users. The program spans topics such as market design, storage, grid buildout, decarbonisation, social licence, First Nations engagement and industrial energy use, giving attendees a broader view of how the whole system connects.

Decision-maker access

The conference provides direct access to the people shaping WA’s energy future, including ministers, senior government officials, CEOs and executive leaders. The agenda features ministerial addresses, regulator and agency leaders, and high-level industry speakers across key sessions, creating strong opportunities for insight, debate and relationship-building.