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2 - 4 December 2025 | Sydney | Australia

Future Grid Summit 2025

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Grid innovation charged by batteries and decentralised energy

The role DNSPs could play in the transition has flown under the radar. 

But what if (with clever orchestration of DER, batteries and more), local grids could play a major role in delivering reliable, affordable, low carbon energy, with significantly less new infrastructure build? 

The Future Grid Summit will answer that question, and more, exploring just how Innovative approaches and new tech can help transform the grid.  

This isn’t a talkfest. It’s where regulators, network leaders, policymakers, and technologists tackle the real barriers to transformation from access and pricing reform to AI-driven forecasting, market integration of batteries and EVs, and resilient grid design.

Speakers

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Rainer Korte
Commissioner | Director
Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) | CIGRE Australia
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Marc England
Chief Executive Officer
Ausgrid 
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John Cleland
Chief Executive Officer
Essential Energy 
Victoria Mollard
Victoria Mollard
Executive General Manager – Economics and System Security
Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) 
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Alex Wonhas
Chief Executive Officer
Ampyr Energy  
Andrew Davis
Andrew Davis
Executive Digital, Strategy and Customer
TasNetworks  
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Caitlin Trethewy
Head of Virtual Power Plant Operations | Trading
AGL 
Gordon Dunsford
Gordon Dunsford
Executive General Manager - Digital
Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) 
Vida Cheeseman
Vida Cheeseman
Head of Corporate Communications
Endeavour Energy  
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Chloe Hicks
Executive Director, Strategy and Policy
Energy Corporation of NSW (EnergyCo)
Danny Moore
Danny Moore
General Manager – Commercial and Retail Strategy
Momentum Energy 
 
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Paulo Gottgtroy
Head of Data Science and Analytics
Mercury NZ 
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Renate Vogt
General Manager – Regulation
CitiPower Powercor 
Melanie Koerner
Melanie Koerner
General Manager - Systems Planning and REZ Authorisations
ASL 
Eloise Taylor (1)
Eloise Taylor
Investment Manager and Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) Expert
ARENA
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Check Out The Agenda

Why you should attend The Future Grid Summit 2025:

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Reimagining Australia’s grid for a decentralised future

Get ahead of reform (not caught behind it)

Gain first-hand insights into evolving market design, access reform, and pricing policy from the AEMC and AEMO

See how AI is already reshaping grid operations

Learn how networks are applying AI to optimise grid operations, forecast demand, manage DER and more

Understand what solar at scale really means for the grid

Unpack the operational and market implications of Australia’s world-leading rooftop and C&I solar penetration, and how to manage it

Explore how better orchestration of CER can support the grid 

From EV charging to virtual power plants and data centres, see how the grid is adapting to new demands and distributed opportunity

Discover resilience strategies that go beyond ‘build more’

Examine practical approaches to embedding climate resilience using microgrids, dynamic line ratings, and smart DER coordination

Partnership Opportunities

Future Grid Summit 2025 brings together the leaders shaping the transformation of our energy system, from regulators and network operators, to innovators, investors, and major users. Put your solutions in front of senior decision-makers driving grid modernisation, DER integration, and system resilience.

Whether you're launching new technology, building brand authority, or deepening industry relationships, Future Grid Summit offers high-impact exposure through speaking opportunities, hosted sessions, networking access, and content alignment. 

If you’d like to become an exhibitor, sponsor or speaker at the Future Grid Summit 2025, please contact:

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Transmission & Distribution (T&D) Media Partner

For 30 years Australasian Power Technologies Publications Pty Ltd has provided a suite of electrical magazines. Transmission & Distribution (T&D) is focused to the Electricity Supply Industry. Industrial Electrix (IE) focuses specifically to the Industrial and Manufacturing sectors. APT Publications understand and respect the intellect of marketing to a technically minded person, our magazines are for Electrical Engineers by Electrical Engineers, trusted by CIGRE’, EEA, EESA , ENA and others, And THAT, is our point of difference.

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ecogeneration Media Partner

ecogeneration is the voice for Australia’s clean energy industry. Officially endorsed by the Clean Energy Council, it shines a spotlight on the news, innovations, policies and people in the renewables space as the nation transitions to a net-zero future. From solar and wind power to electric vehicles and hydrogen, ecogeneration is front and centre as Australia pursues its clean energy superpower ambitions.