Connecting and Expanding Australia’s Renewable Capacity Through Energy Storage
Connecting and Expanding Australia’s Renewable Capacity Through Energy Storage

The 2025 agenda shone a greater spotlight on behind-the-meter developments, with the distribution network being responsible for a large capacity of total energy storage in Australia. Understanding connection issues, the urgency of transitioning to net zero, optimal financial structures, and the industry developments in 2025 and beyond were key topics. As legislation and governments looked to grow Australia’s presence globally, the Summit explored state developments and markets, from the Northern Territory, Western Australia, Tasmania, South Australia and New South Wales. The 2025 edition enabled attendees to interact directly with the market more than ever, featuring more networking than ever before, breakout zones, and interactive audience sessions. If the goal was to meet other industry professionals and create valuable business partnerships to better harness business opportunities in the region, then the Energy Storage Summit Australia was the right place.
The second edition of the Energy Storage Summit Australia was an event full of life, excitement, and industry connections. Returning to Sydney for the second year, one of the main aims of our Summit was to bring together the market experts to signpost the next chapter in energy storage in Australia.
In 2025, Australia is seeing real movement in emerging as a global ‘green’ superpower, with energy storage at the heart of this. This Summit explored in-depth the ‘exponential growth of a unique market’, providing a meeting place for investors and developers’ appetite to do business.

The first edition of the Energy Storage Summit Australia was an event full of life, excitement, and industry connections. Commencing just days after the federal budget committed AU$22.7 billion to make Australia a ‘renewable energy superpower’, and with the New South Wales government tendering for almost 4GW of Access Rights, one of the main aims of our Summit was to bring together the market experts to signpost the next chapter in energy storage in Australia.
As we move into 2025, Australia is seeing real movement in emerging as a global ‘green’ superpower, with energy storage at the heart of this. This Summit will explore in-depth the ‘exponential growth of a unique market’, providing a meeting place for investors and developers’ appetite to do business.


The second edition will shine a greater spotlight on behind-the-meter developments, with the distribution network being responsible for a large capacity of total energy storage in Australia. Understanding connection issues, the urgency of transitioning to net zero, optimal financial structures, and the industry developments in 2025 and beyond. As legislation and governments look to grow Australia’s presence globally, the Summit will explore state developments and markets, from the Northern Territory, Western Australia, Tasmania, South Australia and New South Wales. This year will enable you to interact directly with the market more than ever, featuring more networking than ever before, breakout zones, and interactive audience sessions.
If your goal is to meet other industry professionals and create valuable business partnerships to better harness business opportunities in the region, then the Energy Storage Summit Australia is the right place for you.
What to Expect in 2026





2025 Post Show Report
Download our Energy Storage Summit Australia 2025 Post Show Report to learn more about:
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- What Highlights the Summit Had
- Delegate Profiles and Job Titles That Attended
- Summit Participating Companies
- Global Summit Portfolio
and much more...
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Our 2025 Content Partner

Australian Trade and Investment Commission now on board
We are thrilled to have the Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade) on board with us as Content Partners of the second edition of Energy Storage Summit Australia 2025.