The Summit
12th - 14th October 2011
Summit Venue
Marriott Resort and Spa Gold Coast
The NG Utilities Summit Australia will bring together decision makers from across Australia and investors from neighboring regions to meet with top solution providers committed to maintaining Australia's competitive position in the utilities market.
Past and Present VIP Attendees
MD
Energy Australia
MD
QEnergy
CEO
Energex
CEO Retail
ERM Power
COO
Momentum Energy
Group Manager Strategic Projects
Transgrid
Business Metering Asset Manager
Trust Power
Senior Manager of Engineers
Electranet
GM Business Development
AGL
GM Asset Strategy Development
Country Energy
GM Metering
Ergon Energy
Group Manager Demand and Risk Management
Energex
AMI Program Director
Truenergy
MD
Transend Networks
AMI Program Director
SP AusNet
Chief Executive
Ergon Energy
MD
Energy Australia
MD
QEnergy
CEO
Energex
CEO Retail
ERM Power
COO
Momentum Energy
Group Manager Strategic Projects
Transgrid
Business Metering Asset Manager
Trust Power
Senior Manager of Engineers
Electranet
GM Business Development
AGL
GM Asset Strategy Development
Country Energy
GM Metering
Ergon Energy
Group Manager Demand and Risk Management
Energex
AMI Program Director
Truenergy
MD
Transend Networks
AMI Program Director
SP AusNet
Chief Executive
Ergon Energy
VIP Delegate Confirmation Form
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Next Generation Utilities Summit Australia 2011
Marriott Resort and Spa Gold Coast
12th - 14th October 2011
The utilities sector in Australia is changing rapidly as companies look to satisfy increasing electricity demands while also meeting government calls for more reliable, environmentally sustainable and affordable energy supplies. The nation's demand for energy is projected to increase by 50 per cent by 2020, and at least $37 billion in energy investments will be required over the next 10 years to satisfy Australia's energy needs. As a result, power executives are currently faced with numerous technological and financial challenges as they look to capitalize on this growing demand, enhance the industry's operational efficiency, and move to a low-emissions future.
The Next Generation Utilities Summit Australia 2011 will once again bring together decision makers from across all of the major Australian utilities to meet with solution providers who are actively looking to target this exciting growth market.
The Next Generation Utilities Summit Australia will serve as an arena for these senior level executives to engage in clear and focused dialogue with their peers and will provide an ideal framework for new business relationships to flourish.
Testimonials
Feedback from our delegation at the 2010 NGU summit at the Surfers Paradise Marriott Resort & Spa Gold Coast, Australia.
For more information please contact Gina Perrin at gina.perrin@gdsinternational.com. Thank you.
Previous Summit
Marriott Resort & Spa Gold Coast / 8th - 10th November 2010
Summit Videos
Delegate feedback from the 2010 NGU summit at the Surfers Paradise Marriott Resort & Spa Gold Coast, Australia.
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Vendor feedback from the 2010 NGU summit at the Surfers Paradise Marriott Resort & Spa Gold Coast, Australia.
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Summit News
- Energy Australia goes with Ericsson for wireless access
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Government to trial telehealth at NBN sites
The Federal Government has pledged up to $4 million over four years to roll out in-home telehealth services at NSW's National Broadband Network...
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Seniors first to trial NBN
Seniors with serious illnesses will be some of the first mainland customers to use the $36 billion national broadband network (NBN).
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Fair Work 'makes it harder to fire - and hire'
LABOR'S workplace laws have made it harder to fire staff and would discourage employers from hiring in the coming years, a large survey of human...
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Italy is leading the smart grid market
In less than a decade Italy has become the surprising world leader in the development of a smarter electrical grid.
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Important win for utilities in NBN legislation
The companies bill provides that NBN Co must not supply an eligible service to another person unless the other person is a carrier or a service...
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Wireless and fixed broadband tussle is far from settled
IN 1975, Ogilvy and Mather developed the slogan "don't leave home without it" for American Express Travellers' Cheques.
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Water find opens up Pilbara potential
A WA pastoralist believes northern WA has the potential to be Australia's next food bowl after a successful drilling operation uncovered a massive...
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Minister approves Googong pipeline
Canberra's water security received another major boost yesterday with the final approval of the $150million Murrumbidgee to Googong pipeline.
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PPI consistent with looming rate rise
With or without the jump in utilities prices, producer price inflation is picking up, bringing higher interest rates closer.
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