ERM is set to participate in the Australian Clean Energy Summit 2026, scheduled for July 28-29 at the ICC Sydney. This significant event will bring together more than 1,500 key figures in the clean energy sector, including leaders, policymakers, investors, technical specialists, and community representatives. The primary objective of the summit is to address the critical issues that are currently shaping Australia’s energy future.
The 2026 program will delve into the practical aspects of the energy transition. Key discussion areas include strategies for the coal exit, ensuring investment certainty in renewable projects, pathways to decarbonization, fostering economic growth through clean energy, enhancing energy security, and maximizing community benefits from these initiatives.
ERM’s team will be actively present at Booth 6, where they aim to connect with clients and industry peers. They will share valuable perspectives derived from their extensive work across the energy transition and explore how organizations can effectively move from ambitious goals to tangible delivery. Attendees are invited to visit the ERM coffee cart to meet the team, continue discussions, and learn about ERM’s capabilities in supporting clean energy projects and strategies throughout Australia.
Furthermore, ERM is a proud supporter and participant in the Women in Renewables Lunch. This premier event celebrates the contributions of women who are instrumental in shaping Australia’s clean energy transformation. The luncheon provides a vital platform for networking among peers, sharing diverse perspectives, and strengthening inclusive professional networks essential for advancing the energy transition.
Key delegates from ERM attending the summit include Mike Ottaviano (Renewables Lead, ANZ), David Dique (Lead Partner, Capital Project Delivery), Debbie Stone (Partner, Stakeholder Engagement and Communications), Megan Lawson (Partner, Capital Project Delivery), Jenny Luk (Partner, Capital Project Delivery), Giles Glasson (Partner, Capital Project Delivery), Lucy Baker (Partner, Capital Project Delivery), and Chris Fay (Partner, Capital Project Delivery).
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