[Impact Webinar] Turning Points: What’s Working, What’s Next for Australia’s Wind Energy Pathway
Date & Time: 14:00-15:20 (AEST; UTC+10:00) | June 18 Wednesday
Format: Digital Conference
Abstract
Australia's wind energy sector stands at an exciting crossroads, driven by strategic investment, genuine community engagement, smarter grid integration, and maturing experiences that are setting the stage for the industry's next significant leap. This webinar takes participants on a compelling journey - from uncovering emerging investment opportunities and deepening local collaboration, to addressing grid infrastructure challenges and streamlining project delivery with clarity and confidence.
Designed to equip stakeholders across government, industry, and communities, this session delivers practical insights and actionable pathways to advance Australia's wind energy future — one that is sustainable, scalable, and central to our clean energy transition.
June 18 Agenda (Melbourne Time)
14:00-14:20 | [Keynote] Investing in Australian Wind: Opportunities, Risks, and Strategic Insights
Mr. Tim Buckley, Director, Climate Energy Finance
14:20-14:40 | [Keynote] Keeping Momentum: Updates from Victoria’s Offshore Wind Community Development
Mr. Darren McCubbin, CEO, Gippsland Climate Change Network
14:40-15:00 | [Keynote] Planning with Purpose: The Role of Onshore Wind in a Reliable and Evolving Energy System
Ms. Charlotte Eddy, General Manager Strategy and Regulation, AusNet
15:00-15:20 | [Keynote] Translating European Experience to Australian Waters: Lessons Learned and Strategic Pathways for Offshore Wind Development
Mr. Pelayo Rodriguez Alonso, Head of Business Development Japan and APAC, Ocean Winds
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