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8,000+
Industry Professionals
1,500+
Conference Delegates
200+
World-class Speakers
120+
Sponsors & Partners
200+
Exhibiting Companies
JOIN AUSTRALIA’S LARGEST WIND ENERGY
CONFERENCE.
Australia Wind Energy 2026 (#AuWE2026) is the country's largest onshore and offshore wind energy event, where you can meet the entire wind energy value chain. It aims to assist in delivering a new energy economy by facilitating local, national, and international cooperation.
Held annually in Melbourne, it serves as a critical platform for industry stakeholders to exchange insights, forge valuable connections, and close major deals.
One AuWE Delegate Pass, 6 Signature AuWE Conference Tracks
Australia Wind Energy 2026 features six signature conference tracks, including the high-level AuWE Strategic Summit, alongside focused forums on investment, transmission, offshore and onshore wind, regional development, and ministerial dialogue. Your delegate pass grants full access to all tracks—delivering strategic insights, technical expertise, and policy updates essential to driving Australia's wind energy transition.
Unparalleled Visionary Leaders at AuWE2025
Be Part of Australia's Largest Wind Energy Exhibition
Showcase your solutions to over 8,000+ industry professionals and 200+ leading exhibitors across the entire wind energy value chain.
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8,000+ energy leaders, developers, OEMs, investors & suppliers
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200+ exhibitors with International Pavilions from Europe and Asia
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Full value chain under one roof: onshore & offshore developers, technology providers, grid players, ports, O&M, and more
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Dedicated Matchmaking Area for structured B2B meetings with decision-makers
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Co-located summits and networking to boost visibility
Your Gateway to Strategic Networking
& Partnership
Step into a powerful networking arena with 1,500+ senior decision-makers across the wind energy value chain. From high-impact meetings to the Gala Dinner with 800+ attendees, AuWE 2026 offers unmatched opportunities to build lasting partnerships and elevate your influence.
”It's really been an insightful few days at the Australia Wind Energy that reinforces the shared ambitions Australia has toward a green-powered future.“
Vinod Philip
Global CEO
Siemens Gamesa
Sue McCarrey
Chief Executive Officer
Offshore Infrastructure Regulator
Vinod Philip
Global Chief Executive Officer
Siemens Gamesa
Anil Chanana
Country Manager Australia
Parkwind
Alistair Parker
Chief Executive Officer
VicGrid
Jens Bøgsted Orfelt
EVP and President, Asia-Pacific (Offshore Development)
RWE Renewables
Danny Nielsen
Country Manager & Senior Vice President ANZ
Vestas
Andrew Kingsmill
Executive Director, Technical Advisory Services
EnergyCo
Daniel Belton
Chief Executive Officer, Australia
RWE Renewables
Jackie Brown
Commercial Director Onshore Wind ANZ & ASEAN
GE Vernova
Belinda Wilson
Manager of Offshore Renewables
Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water
Laura Caspari
Chief Renewables Officer
ENGIE AU
Kane Xu
Senior Vice President
Envision Energy
Tony Mahar
Australian Energy Infrastructure Commissioner
Thomas Hansen
Senior Director, Offshore Wind Australia
Equinor
John Titchen
Director
Goldwind Australia
Nick Hawke
Director, Investments
Clean Energy Finance Corporation
Wenona Hadingham
Director of Planning and Coordination
Energy Policy WA
Sean Kenyon
General Manager Renewables
Shell Energy Australia
Richard Mackie
Head of Power Development
AGL
Daniel Beaver
Executive Director
Foresight Group
Sara Rhodes-Ward
Regional Director, Gippsland
Victorian Department of Jobs, Skills, Industry and Regions
Brant Edwards
Chief Executive Officer
Bunbury Geographe Economic Alliance
Clare Larkin-Sykes
Co-Lead
New.E
Grahame Irwin
Regional Workforce Transition Officer
Department of Employment and Workplace Relations
Kellie O'Callaghan
Chair
Regional Development Australia Gippsland
Sustainability & Diversity Night Guests Include
Hon Lily D'Ambrosio MP
Minister for Climate Action; Energy and Resources; State Electricity Commission
Victorian Government
Mary Barry
CEO and Founder of CircularEco, Founding Director and CEO
Women of Offshore Wind
Erin Coldham
Chief Development Officer
Star of the South
Ryan Nguyen
Vice-President
Monash Energy Club
Paul Medwell
Professor
The University of Adelaide
AuWE Opening Address
Host State Welcome by Victorian Government
Hon. Lily D'Ambrosio
Minister for Climate Action; Energy and Resources; State Electricity Commission
Victoria State Government
2025 Sponsors & Partners
AuWE2025 wouldn’t be possible without the tremendous support of our sponsoring and supporting organizations.
Event Ambassadors
Energy Transition Partner
Offshore Wind Sponsor
Sustainability Partners
Platinum Sponsors
Gold Sponsors
Gala Dinner Co-host
Field Trip Co-host
Sustainability & Diversity Dinner Sponsor
Happy Hour Sponsor
Lanyard Sponsor
Delegate Bag Sponsor
Networking Coffee Sponsor
Coffee Cart Sponsors
Silver Sponsors
2025 Partners
Regional Development Forum Host Partners
Affiliate Partner
Country Partners
Affiliate Partners
Supporting Partners
Association Partners
Strategic Media Partners
THE AUWE MATCHMAKING APP WILL BE LAUNCHED ON JUNE 26!
The AuWE Matchmaking App will be available for all registered speakers, sponsors, and delegates. This innovative tool is designed to enhance your networking experience and facilitate meaningful connections.
All registered speakers, sponsors, and delegates will receive detailed email guidance on how to access and use the app. Please check your email inbox for instructions. Should you need further assistance, feel free to reach out to your account manager or contact us directly at auwe@leader-associates.com.
Just confirmed groups attending
Discover who’s RSVP’d for AuWE2024… Don’t miss your opportunity to attend the largest wind energy event in Australia and the entire APAC region – the person seated next to you might hold the key to overcoming your greatest challenge! Stay informed with the latest updates on newly confirmed speakers, participating companies, networking opportunities, and much more on our LinkedIn page.
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