Making Long Duration Energy Storage Viable in Australia: Innovation, Investment and Global Partnerships
The forum will examine the innovation, investment, policy and market pathways needed to accelerate deployment of long-duration storage technologies and support Australia's energy transition.
The event will bring together leading Australian and international stakeholders to explore how long-duration energy storage can become commercially viable and scalable across Australia.
Participants will gain insights into:
• Emerging long-duration energy storage technologies and deployment pathways
• Australia's role in global energy innovation and storage supply chains
• Investment, financing and commercialisation opportunities
• Policy and regulatory developments shaping the energy storage sector
• Industrial decarbonisation opportunities enabled by long-duration storage
• International case studies and lessons from global deployment
• Research and industry collaboration opportunities
The event will feature representatives from industry, government agencies, research institutions, investors and members of the international LDES Council delegation, creating a unique platform for collaboration and partnership development.
Who Should Attend?
This forum is designed for:
Energy developers and project proponents
Government agencies and policymakers
Investors and funding organisations
Network operators and utilities
Data centre operators and major energy users
Mining, manufacturing and industrial organisations
Research institutions and universities
Technology developers and innovators
Hosts
This event is hosted by TRaCE (Trailblazer for Recycling and Clean Energy) and UNSW in partnership with the Long Duration Energy Storage Council.
