Energy Efficiency Expo 2019 Conference Supplement

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Exhibition Supplement 23 - 24 OCTOBER 2019

In partnership with

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WA S T E E X P O AUSTRALIA

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A L L- E N E R GY AUSTRALIA F119 E118

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Energy Efficiency Expo

Exhibitor lists

EXHIBITOR LIST BY COMPANY F145

Alinta Energy Geothermal

FF123

Australian Modern Building Alliance

F109

Beovista

E-SOLTEC

FF112

Renew

Fuseco Power Solutions

FF127

Schneider Electric (Australia) Pty Ltd

GREE ELECTRIC

F101 F113

BonC Innovators

FF118

GREEN INSULATOR

Captech

FF119

GWANGJU TECHNOPARK & JEONBUK TECHNOPARK

F139

Carbonetix Pty Ltd CENDORI / MRT

FF117

CHK Power Quality

FF125

Cool Lights

FF103

JET Charge Pty Ltd

E100

Kangwon National University

FF113

Eco Light Up

E139

Lightsource BP

edgeConX

E113

LightWork

Energy Efficiency Council

E108

MAC Energy Efficiency Group

Laundry Solutions Australia | EnviroSaver

Energy Savings Industry Association

FF147

National Carbon Bank of Australia

Environmental Technology Solutions (ETS)

FF143

Omniflow Australia

E122

Epson Australia

F115 FF145

E135

REGALGRID AUSTRALIA PTY LTD

SHENZHEN VICTORS INDUSTRIAL CO.,LTD.

E130

E119 FF107 E104

Sidco Pty Ltd

Intelli Particle - paint it on, plug it in & it heats up!

DiUS

FF109

STIEBEL ELTRON

FF131

Sustainability Victoria

FF144

T4E

FF135 E109

Tesla Pty Ltd

E126

Thermoshield Australia

FF139

UL LED LIGHTING

FF105

FF101

Utility Software Services

FF138

FF150

VICTORY E&D

F119

E138

Wattly Pty Ltd

E134

E140

Wattwatchers Digital Energy

FF149

Zen Ecosystems

F135 FF133

EXHIBITOR LIST BY STAND E100

JET Charge Pty Ltd

F113

GREEN INSULATOR

FF119

Captech

E104

Sidco Pty Ltd

F115

FF123

Australian Modern Building Alliance

E108

Energy Efficiency Council

GWANGJU TECHNOPARK & JEONBUK TECHNOPARK

E109

Tesla Pty Ltd

F119

VICTORY E&D

E113

edgeConX

F135

Wattwatchers Digital Energy

E119

Schneider Electric (Australia) Pty Ltd

F139

Carbonetix Pty Ltd

E122

Epson Australia

F145

Alinta Energy Geothermal

E126

Thermoshield Australia

E130

Laundry Solutions Australia | EnviroSaver

E134

Wattly Pty Ltd

E135

DiUS

E138

FF101

LightWork

FF103

Cool Lights

FF105

UL LED LIGHTING

FF107

SHENZHEN VICTORS INDUSTRIAL CO.,LTD.

National Carbon Bank of Australia

FF109

Renew

FF125

CHK Power Quality

FF127

Fuseco Power Solutions

FF131

STIEBEL ELTRON

FF133

Zen Ecosystems

FF135

T4E

FF138

Utility Software Services

FF139

Lightsource BP

FF143

Environmental Technology Solutions (ETS)

FF144

Sustainability Victoria

FF145

Intelli Particle - paint it on, plug it in & it heats up!

E139

Eco Light Up

FF112

E-SOLTEC

E140

Omniflow Australia

FF113

Kangwon National University

FF147

Energy Savings Industry Association

F101

GREE ELECTRIC

FF117

CENDORI / MRT

FF149

REGALGRID AUSTRALIA PTY LTD

F109

Beovista

FF118

BonC Innovators

FF150

MAC Energy Efficiency Group

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Energy Efficiency Expo

In partnership with

Agenda Day 1 WEDNESDAY 23 OCTOBER 8:15am – 10:30am

PLENARY SESSION

MANAGE YOUR BUSINESS' ENERGY USE TO SAVE MONEY

Joint Plenary: All-Energy Australia & Energy Efficiency Expo Grand Plenary Hall 2 Welcome Remarks 8:15am Kane Thornton, CEO, Clean Energy Council 8:20am Welcome to the Country Keynote Address 8:40am Professor David Shipworth, Chair, International Energy Agency’s Demand-Side Management Technology Collaboration Program 8:50am Richard Adams, Director, Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center, NREL Tim Finnigan, Director, CSIRO Energy Ministerial Welcome 9:10am The Hon Lily D’Ambrosio MP, Victoria’s Minister for Energy and Solar Homes 9:30am

Panel Discussion: Leading the charge to 2050 – energy in a net zero economy Chair: Luke Menzel, CEO, Energy Efficiency Council Anna Skarbek, CEO, ClimateWorks Australia Carl Muller, Interim CEO, Sustainability Victoria Chloe Munro AO, Professorial Fellow, Monash University Davina Rooney, CEO, Green Building Council of Australia Ian Learmonth, CEO, Clean Energy Finance Corporation Stan Krpan, CEO, Solar Victoria

These two half-day workshops are designed to give your business a competitive advantage by increasing energy efficiency and energy productivity. Gain the skills, knowledge and insights to implement effective energy management and best practices in your own workplace. Each workshop includes two online learning modules and a half-day of practical, collaborative, ‘hands-on’ learning, with a clear focus on increasing energy efficiency and reducing cost. Book in today as this is a free-to-attend workshop and spaces are limited.

WORKSHOP ROOM (HOSPITALITY SUITE 3.1-2)

INTRODUCTION TO ENERGY MANAGEMENT

9.15am to 1.00pm Learn how to reduce your organisations energy costs The cost of energy and the efficiency of its use have become major factors in operating any business. As the cost of doing business continues to climb, energy efficiency offers a simple and effective way to improve your organisation’s productivity and maintain competitiveness. In this half day workshop you'll: • Understand how energy is consumed in your business • Assess your energy bills • Learn how to interpret your energy data • Identify energy cost savings opportunities • Build and implement an energy management system and an action plan

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CONVENTION CENTRE (ROOM 104) ENERGY SOLUTIONS: BUSINESSES TAKING CONTROL

CONVENTION CENTRE (ROOM 105) POLICY FOCUS: BALANCING DEMAND AND SUPPLY

11.20am – 12.40pm Navigating a dynamic energy landscape

11.20am – 12.40pm Unlocking value in a distributed energy system

Businesses across the economy are ramping up the sophistication of their energy management strategies in response to changes in technology and rapid rises in energy costs. This session will step through critical success factors for businesses looking to take control of their energy position.

International and local energy leaders will discuss the business models that are emerging to support a more dynamic, flexible and responsive energy system. The discussion will canvass the shift from products to services, and creating social value through local energy trading. This session is presented in partnership with the International Energy Agency’s Demand Side Management Technology Collaboration Program, and will showcase the Business Models and Peer-to-Peer research coordinated by the program.

Chair: Luke Menzel, CEO, Energy Efficiency Council Speakers: Peter Dobney, GM Resources and Energy, Orora Lisa Zembrodt, Director Operations - Energy Markets, Schneider Electric Gabor Hilton, Engineering Manager, Oxford Cold Storage

Chair: Rob Murray-Leach, Head of Policy, Energy Efficiency Council

EXPO FLOOR THEATRE COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL

10:35am – 11:00am A climate of confusion: Government and regulators are failing consumers. What can businesses do to take the power back.

Richard McIndoe, Edge Electrons

11:00am – 11:25am Blending renewables with urban design Mike Rainbow, Associate Principal, Ark Resources

11:25am – 11:50am Analysing opportunities for cool roofs with solar PV in commercial settings

Richard Keech, Senior Consultant, Enhar Consulting

Speakers: Tony Fullelove, Enterprise Fellow, Monash University Scott Ferraro, Monash – Microgrid Electricity Market Dr Gabrielle Kuiper, DER Strategy Specialist, ESB, AEMO

11:50am – 12:15pm The business case for carbon neutral organisations, products and services

Ray Wilson, Chief Executive Officer, Carbon Neutral

12:15pm – 12:40pm Utilizing the Internet of Things to optimize energy efficiency at a Sydney University Roy Arindam, Vice President - APAC , BuildingIQ

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Energy Efficiency Expo | Agenda Day 1 | Wednesday 23 October CONVENTION CENTRE (ROOM 104) ENERGY SOLUTIONS: BUSINESSES TAKING CONTROL

1.40pm – 3.00pm Manufacturers: Driving productivity through smart energy management Australia’s manufacturing sector has been hit hard in recent years, caught in a pincer movement between rising electricity and gas prices. This session will highlight the experiences of manufacturers that have reduced their exposure to a volatile energy market through energy efficiency, renewables, and demand management.

Chair: Bradley Anderson, Manager, Business Energy Solutions, Energy Efficiency Council

CONVENTION CENTRE (ROOM 105) POLICY FOCUS: BALANCING DEMAND AND SUPPLY

1.40pm – 3.00pm Enabling demand response for households and SMEs Many large businesses are just starting to get their head around demand response, however the conversation has barely begun with households and small to medium enterprises (SMEs). This session considers how our industry can earn the ‘social licence’ to automate distributed energy resources, and the challenges of getting this right from the customers’, aggregators’ and regulators’ perspectives.

Nick Balgue, Manager, Sustainable Business, Sustainability Victoria

This session is presented in partnership with the International Energy Agency’s Demand Side Management Technology Collaboration Program, and will showcase the Social Licence to Automate research coordinated by the program.

Richard van Beveren, Health, Safety and Environment Manager, Robert Bosch Australia

Chair: Tony Fullelove, Enterprise Fellow, Monash University

Jody Thomas, Head Brewer, Little Creatures

Speakers:

Peter Heenke, Manager, Business Development and Transactions, ARENA

Dr Declan Kuch, Research Fellow, School of Law, UNSW

Speakers:

Jeffrey Renaud, Managing Director Asia & Oceania, Enel X Violette Mouchaileh, Executive General Manager, Emerging Markets and Services, Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) McGee Young, Chief Technology Officer, Recurve

EXPO FLOOR THEATRE COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL

12:40pm – 1:05pm 10 years of learnings as Australia’s first zero carbon office space

Alesha Younghusband, General Manager, Positive Energy Places

1:05pm – 1:30pm Crash course in M&V

Nicklas Lindewald, VIC State Manager, M&V Professional, Carbon Blue

1:30pm – 1:55pm Painting on a blank piece of canvas: Building a leading sustainability program

Kaushik Sridhar, National Sustainability Manager, Regis Healthcare

1:55pm – 2:20pm Caneland Central Shopping Centre: A case study on improving quality power and reducing cost and risk Deane Gudsell, National Development Manager, Captech Jason Flynn, Operations Manager, Caneland Central - Lendlease

2:20pm – 2:45pm Improving consumer decision making around residential energy efficiency upgrade choices

Hugh Bartram, A/Manager, Scorecard, Energy, DELWP 3.00pm – 3.30pm BREAK

3.00pm – 3.30pm BREAK

3.30pm – 5.00pm Agribusiness and food processors: Smart energy use from farm to plate

3.30PM – 5.00PM Supporting hard-to-reach energy consumers

Energy is a crucial input in the food supply chain, and has emerged as a huge challenge for energy intensive businesses like food processors. Hear from businesses on how they have evolved their energy management strategy as prices have gone up, and the projects that have made the biggest difference.

While media coverage is dominated by early adopters embracing solar panels and batteries, it is crucial that traditionally hard to reach customer groups are front and centre in the thinking of energy businesses and policy makers.

Chair: Bradley Anderson, Manager Business Energy Solutions, Energy Efficiency Council Speakers: Alan Pears, Senior Industry Fellow, RMIT Edwina Beveridge, Owner, Ballantyne Farms Kirsten Sturzaker, Sustainability Manager, Carlton & United Breweries David Rose, Managing Director, Exquisine

This session will focus on the political importance of energy consumers that tend to fall off the radar, and how they can be best engaged in energy transition. This session is presented in partnership with the International Energy Agency’s Demand Side Management Technology Collaboration Program, and will showcase the Hard to Reach Energy Users research coordinated by the program.

Chair: Chloe Munro AO, Professorial Fellow, Monash University Speakers: Dr Sea Rotmann, CEO, Sustainable Energy Advice

2:45pm – 3:10pm Energy management and smart homes Shavaj Kallamkote, Co-founder and CTO, CarbonTrack

3:10pm – 3:35pm Available incentives for energy efficiency upgrades: Current and future opportunities Luke Konynenburg, CEO, Green Energy Trading

3:35pm – 4:00pm LED Upgrades complying with Australian Standards 1680 Merrily Hunter, Director, MAC Energy Efficiency Group

4.00 – 4:25

Energy Efficient light-weight timber frame construction – thinking outside the box Dr David Evans, Australian Modern Building Alliance

Lynne Gallagher, Director Research, Energy Consumers Australia Tim Nelson, Executive General Manager, Strategy and Economic Analysis, Australian Energy Market Commission

5:00pm – 6:30pm

GRAND NETWORKING FUNCTION CEC SOLAR DESIGN AND INSTALLATION AWARDS GOLDFIELDS THEATRE

Sponsored by

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Energy Efficiency Expo

In partnership with

Agenda Day 2 THURSDAY 24 OCTOBER 8:45am – 10:30am

WORKSHOP ROOM (HOSPITALITY SUITE 3.1-2)

PLENARY SESSION

Joint Plenary: All-Energy Australia & Energy Efficiency Expo – Grand Plenary Hall 2 Welcome Keynote address: 8:45am Enrique Iriarte, Director of Technological Innovation Projects and Portfolio in Energy, Acciona 9:10am Darren Miller, CEO, ARENA 9:30am

BUILDING THE BUSINESS CASE FOR ENERGY EFFICIENCY

9.15am to 1.00pm Your next step in unlocking energy savings

A look at how the shift in energy supply will affect the design of the system

Identifying energy efficiency projects is a key step in reducing business costs and increasing productivity.

The next step is to 'sell' the business case within your organisation so that you get the resources you need to implement your projects. In this half-day workshop, you'll learn to:

Chair: Ivor Frischnecht, Independent Director, C4NET and CleanCo Queensland

• Identify the people in your organisation who can make or break your proposal and the strategies to involve and infl uence them

PANEL DISCUSSION:

Guy Chalkley, CEO, Western Power Anthea Harris, Deputy Secretary-Energy, DELWP, Victorian Government Lior Handelsman, Founder, SolarEdge Audrey Ziebelman, CEO, AEMO Rob Murray-Leach, Head of Policy, Energy Efficiency Council Sara Bell, Founder, Tempus Energy

• Select and apply the most effective financial analysis methodologies • Quantify and promote business benefi ts • Access innovative energy efficiency financing options

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CONVENTION CENTRE (ROOM 104) ENERGY SOLUTIONS: BUSINESSES TAKING CONTROL

CONVENTION CENTRE (ROOM 105) POLICY FOCUS: BALANCING DEMAND AND SUPPLY

11.10am – 12.30pm Office buildings: Net zero, from aspiration to action

11.10am – 12.30pm Residential: The pathway to healthy, comfortable homes

Australia’s Premium and A-grade office buildings have led the charge in improving the energy performance of Australia’s building stock. With many Australian property groups now committed to achieving net zero emissions over the coming decade, what are the technologies and solutions that are going to drive the next revolution?

Over the last several years effort has ramped up to drive a step change in the quality of Australia’s housing stock so that it is healthy, comfortable, affordable and low carbon, with various initiatives led by consumer groups, industry and government.

Chair: Francesca Muskovic, National Policy ManagerSustainability and Regulatory Affairs, Property Council of Australia Speakers:

This session will survey the regulatory changes being contemplated for new and existing buildings, how they interact, and how to support consumers through the transition.

This session is presented in partnership with RENEW

David Walsh, Founder & CEO, CIM Enviro

Chair: Suzanne Toumbourou, Executive Director, Australian Sustainable Built Environment Council

Esther Bailey, Head of Market Development, NABERS

Speakers:

Jorge Chapa, Head of Market Transformation, Green Building Council of Australia

Jodie Pipkorn, Director, Residential Buildings, Department of the Environment and Energy Inge Sarunic, Senior Project Delivery Lead - Zero Net Carbon Homes, Sustainability Victoria Anthony Wright, Research Lead, CSIRO Energy Donna Luckman, CEO, Renew

EXPO FLOOR THEATRE COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL

10:35am – 11:00am Learning from the past, understanding the present and powering the future James Hill, Assistant Director, Policy Analysis, Department of the Environment and Energy

11:00am – 11:25pm EnergyTech meets PropTech: How IoT for energy drives superior built infrastructure performance and boosts asset valuations James Clements, C&I Specialist and Business Development Manager, Wattwatchers

11:25am – 11:50am The circular economy for small and medium business in all sectors Robert D’Arcy, Director, Waste Mining

11:50am – 12:15pm Energy 3 Ways

Harry Troedel, Director, Seacombe West & David Coote, Managing Director, Analytical Engines

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Energy Efficiency Expo | Agenda Day 2 | Thursday 24 October CONVENTION CENTRE (ROOM 104) ENERGY SOLUTIONS: BUSINESSES TAKING CONTROL

CONVENTION CENTRE (ROOM 105) POLICY FOCUS: BALANCING DEMAND AND SUPPLY

EXPO FLOOR THEATRE COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL

1.00pm – 2.20pm commercial buildings: Driving a step change in energy performance

1.00pm – 2.20pm Energy efficiency schemes: Meeting the energy challenges of the next decade

12:15pm – 12:40pm Innovative approaches to complex problems

There is huge diversity in the ways that commercial buildings are used across the economy, however the technologies and strategies for driving a dramatic improvement in energy performance are often very similar. This session will focus on the immediate steps that a range of commercial building types – health care, aged care, universities, warehouses, and others – can take to evaluate energy performance, tune existing assets, and make data driven investments that have an immediate impacts on their energy bill.

Australia’s energy efficiency schemes have been the quiet achievers of the energy transition, saving households and businesses in the ACT, NSW, South Australia, Victoria hundreds of millions over the last decade. This session will consider the future of schemes. As our energy system transitions and the value of demand side flexibility increases the job we are asking the schemes to do may need to change or expand.

12:40pm – 1:05pm Australia’s environmental certificate markets: dynamics, economics and politics

This session presented by the Energy Efficiency Council in partnership with the Energy Savings Industry Association (ESIA).

Gemma McGrory, Director, Sol Viva

Chair: Francesca Muskovic, National Policy ManagerSustainability and Regulatory Affairs, Property Council of Australia

Chair: Rod Woolley, President, Energy Savings Industry Association

Speakers:

Speakers:

Christopher Iape, Project Lead, Commercial Buildings, Built Environment & Energy, Sustainability Victoria

Ric Brazzale Board and Policy, ESIA & Managing Director, Green Energy Markets

Ross Thompson, Executive General Manager & Head of Distributed Energy Systems, Siemens Michael Gibbs, Manager Sustainability Strategy, Deakin University

Rob Murray-Leach, Head of Policy, Energy Efficiency Council Jo Hoatson, Managing Director, Air Conditioning Incentives Stuart Edgley, Managing Director, Emerald Planet Craig Morgan, Managing Director, Northmore Gordon Jack Brown, Senior Policy Officer, Energy Demand & Efficiency, Policy, Department of Environment Land, Water and Planning, Victorian Government

2.20pm – 2.50pm BREAK

2.50pm – 4.10pm Councils and government agencies: leading the energy transition Like businesses, Councils and Government agencies are grappling with the risks and opportunities thrown up by a transforming energy system. This session will explore the way that leading Councils and Government agencies – from health services to TAFEs to water authorities and beyond – are rising to this challenge and safeguarding the delivery of core services.

2.20pm – 2.50pm BREAK

2.50pm – 4.10pm Driving innovation: the race for 2030 Securing a 21st century energy system will require rapid innovation in technology, business models and consumer engagement. The Reliable Affordable Clean Energy for 2030 (RACE for 2030) is an industry-led research effort to drive innovation across the energy supply chain and to enhance energy reliability, and cut bills and carbon emissions of Australian businesses and households.

Speakers:

This session will provide a briefing on the proposal to establish a Cooperative Research Centre (CRC) to house this effort, and look at how high-impact research can boost energy productivity and integrate clean, distributed energy into the grid.

Sam Burke, Director, Land & Property, Commercial Division, Victorian Department of Treasury and Finance

This session presented by the Energy Efficiency Council in partnership with the Australian Alliance for Energy Productivity.

Liam Henderson, Sustainability Officer, City of Melbourne

Chair: Luke Menzel, CEO, Energy Efficiency Council

Ben Spedding, Energy and Resource Recovery Manager, South East Water

Jonathan Jutsen, CEO, Australian Alliance for Energy Productivity

Andrea Pape, Strategic Coordinator, Regions, Communities & Local Government, Sustainability Victoria

Rob Amphlett Lewis, Chief Customer Officer, AusGrid

Chair: Holly Taylor, Senior Advisor, Policy and Partnerships, Energy Efficiency Council

Speakers:

Renate Egan, Co-founder and Chair, Solar Analytics Ryan Santowski, General Manager – Energy, Visy

Scott Bocskay, CEO, Sustainable Australia Fund

Jeff Bye, Director, Demand Manager

1:05pm – 1:30pm How to access financial incentives for energy efficiency projects.

1:30pm – 1:55pm Why have an energy manager for your site David Blyth, Principal Consultant, Northmore Gordon

1:55pm – 2:20pm The future of city electrics and smart city technology Adam Carey, Regional Business Manager, Delta Electronic

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Energy Efficiency Expo

CHK Power Quality Stand: FF125

Edge Electrons Limited Stand: E113

Tel: 02 8283 6945 Email: sales@chkpowerquality. com.au Website: www.chkpowerquality. com.au

Tel: 1300 334 329 W: www.edgeconx.com

CHK Power Quality is an Australian company that specialises in the design & manufacture of power quality analysers, transformer monitors and loggers. We collectively bring many years of engineering excellence and know how in the area of Power Quality. We provide power quality consulting services, including data collection, analysis, reporting and solution recommendations.

We work with customers to provide engineering solutions, products and services for improving Power Quality, maximising Energy Effi ciency and Asset Utilisation, thereby optimising maintenance, operation and network activities.

DiUS Stand: E135 Tel: 03 9008 5400 E: info@dius.com.au W: dius.com.au/powersensor DiUS is an amazing team of pioneers, thinkers, investigators, doers, collaborators and change makers, and we love what we do. We believe in creating a positive impact through technology: on our clients and their customers; on the way products are built and delivered within our industry, and on the communities in which we work and live. We’re proud of each and every one of the 765+ projects we’ve delivered in 15+ years, the community of client partnerships we’ve created and how we lead the industry in the commercial application of new technologies.

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Intelli Particle - paint it on, plug it in & it heats up!

Stand: FF145

Kangwon National University Stand: FF113

Schneider Electric (Australia) Pty Ltd Stand: E119

Tel: +82 33 250 6114 E: cwpark90@kangwon.ac.kr W: www.kangwon.ac.kr/english/ index.do

Tel: 137328 E: customercare.au@se.com W: se.com/au/microgrids

edgeConX is powered by Edge Electrons - the only Melbournebased technology business pairing smart monitoring software with globally-patented energy saving hardware. Our international team specialises in engineering & product design, as well as simple, customerdriven software design. While our competitors focus on complex data and granular reporting, we are here to make energy super easy for our home and business customers. By combining real-time tracking with personalised energy insights & straight-talking advice, we are ending energy anxiety & restoring energy health to people & the planet!

Tel: 0411 550 652 E: greg@intelliparticle.com W: www.intelliparticle.com Our energy effi cient heating elements can be enamelled and painted directly onto any fl at, insulated surface. Our glass paste enamelled directly to high temperature glass enables temperatures over 400*C .

Applications include low energy ovens, cooktops, underfl oor heating, heated targets, wall heater energy effi cient hot water system, food warming and many more Effi ciency is created by direct bond to substrate with minimal heat loss.

Kangwon National University supports two companies, Hansung Sysco and Field Solutions. Hansung Sysco has the following products.

Self-propelled type EV Charger system with ESS it is the world first Self-propelled type EV Charger system with Energy Storage System. The system can cut the reserve margin due to adapting the ESS system. Field Solutions, has the following products: Industrial IOT Technology. There are two representative products.

FSEMS, web-based EMS, edge server FSgateway for data integration.

Environmental Technology Solutions (ETS) Stand: FF143

JET Charge Pty Ltd Stand: E101

REGALGRID AUSTRALIA PTY LTD Stand: FF149

Tel: 03 9674 0387 E: accounts@etsprojects.com.au W: www.etsprojects.com.au Our goal is to make change in the way energy is produced and consumed leaving the legacy of a planet which will sustain future generations. Our products allow our clients to concentrate on their core business while we make that business more effi cient, sustainable and profi table as a result. We design, manufacture, supply and/or install complete systems and solutions: Everything from: Combined Heat and Power - Waste Heat Recovery - BIPV (Solar Glass and Thin Film Solar) - Phase Change Thermal Batteries - Waste to Energy Emissions treatment & control Other Renewable Technologies.

Tel: 1300 856 328 E: info@jetcharge.com.au W: jetcharge.com.au JET Charge provide the best electric vehicle hardware and software solutions, as well as a full range of installation services throughout Australia.

Whether you require installation in the home or the offi ce, an EV charger in a public space or in your apartment car park wherever you are, JET Charge are here to provide you with a solution. We can set up your entire solution, or we can do any one part of it - whatever you require. That’s our commitment to ensuring our clients get the best solution, every time. JET Charge deployed the most EV charging stations of any one company in Australia.

Tel: 0466 437 275 E: emiliano.moroni@regalgrid. com W: www.regalgrid.com Regalgrid Australia is an innovative start-up based in Melbourne, founded with the aim of introducing in the Australian market a sustainable, advanced and innovative energy distribution system.

Thanks to the experience gathered by its parent company Regalgrid Europe & Regalgrid Australia can offer energy effi ciency solutions suitable for a wide range of users, such as: Households with individual houses; Developers of multiple real estate units behind single POD (residence, hotels, campsites, etc.); Industrial and commercial units; & Public bodies.

At Schneider, we believe access to energy and digital is a basic human right. We empower all to do more with less, ensuring Life Is On everywhere, for everyone, at every moment.

We provide energy and automation digital solutions for effi ciency and sustainability.

We combine world-leading energy technologies, realtime automation, software and services into integrated solutions for Homes, Buildings, Data Centers, Infrastructure and Industries. se.com/au/ microgrids

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