The complex task of Australia’s low-carbon energy transition just got harder. Ongoing conflict in the Middle East has thrust fuel security to the top of the agenda, and sparked fresh debate over sovereign manufacturing capability. At the same time, an explosion in data centres and AI – alongside broader electrification – is driving an unprecedented surge in electricity demand. This has sharpened scrutiny on renewables, storage, and the ongoing role of natural gas. As geopolitics colours the debate around domestic gas reservation and resources taxation, government, industry, and investors face a critical mandate: keeping energy reliable and affordable as coal plants exit the grid.
The Financial Review Energy & Climate Summit convenes the nation’s foremost energy leaders, institutional investors, and innovators for two days of business-critical strategy. Moderated and curated by leading journalists, the Summit unpacks the core risks, market opportunities, and capital flows shaping the future of Australian energy and climate markets.
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