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The Italian Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Australia (ICCIAUS) proudly presents an exclusive forum aimed at fostering synergies between Italian and Australian companies in the energy transition space.

A one-day forum and exhibition event, organised by ICCIAUS in collaboration with the Consulate General of Italy in Sydney, and with the support of the Italian Embassy in Canberra and Austrade, the Energy Transition Forum aims to serve as a pivotal platform where leaders, innovators, and stakeholders in the energy sector can push the transition agenda, exchange ideas, and chart the course for a sustainable energy future.

📅 Mon, 13th November 2023

⏰ 9:30 am - 4.00 pm

📍 Aerial UTS Function Centre, Jones Street 235, Ultimo, NSW

🎫 Tickets free for sector operators, media and students.

Nov 13, 2023

09:30 - 16:30 GMT+11

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Aerial UTS Function Centre
Jones Street 235
Ultimo, New South Wales, Australia
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Speakers

Dani Alexander
Chief Executive Officer at UNSW Energy Institute
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Andrea Cremonesi
Regional Sales Officer Asia at Industrie De Nora
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Werther Esposito
CEO of Enel Green Power Australia
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John Fletcher
Chair of the Electrification and Energy Systems Network at NSW Decarbonisation Innovation Hub
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Peter Horn
General Manager at Australian Trade and Investment Commission
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Jonathan Jutsen
CEO of RACEfor2030
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Andrea Kraus
Chief Financial officer Oceania & Chief Sustainability officer at Prysmian Group
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Patrick Le
Commercial Director of Prysmian Group
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Mark Lewis
Business Development Manager for the Electrification and Energy Systems Network at NSW Decarbonisation Innovation Hub UNSW
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Piero Martin
Professor of Experimental Physics, Department of Physics and Astronomy at University of Padua - Centro Interdisciplinare “B. Segre”, Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei
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Darryl Stuckey
Head of Sustainability Transformation at Lendlease
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Andrea Trianni
Associate Professor, University of Technology Sydney at UTS
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Tickets

Sector's Operators and Media: One-day conference and exhibition event.
The ticket includes arrival beverages, morning coffee and working lunch.; Complimentary

Students: One-day conference and exhibition event.
The ticket includes arrival beverages, morning coffee and working lunch.; Complimentary

General Admission: One-day conference and exhibition event.
The ticket includes arrival beverages, morning coffee and working lunch.; A$110

Agenda

09:30 - 10:10Doors Open - Networking session
10:10 - 10:20Opening Remarks
Rachele Grassi, CEO and Secretary General - Italian Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Australia

Consul General Andrea De Felip, Consulate General of Italy in Sydney
10:20 - 10:35Insights on Energy Transition and Investments - Austrade
Peter Horn, General Manager Austrade
Peter Horn
General Manager at Australian Trade and Investment Commission
10:35 - 10:40Hon. Nicholas Care - Member of the Italian Parliament
Hon. Nicholas Care - Member of the Italian Parliament
10:40 - 11:05A conversation with Enel Green Power - a Global Leader of the Energy Transition
A curated conversation with Enel Green Power Australia CEO
Dani Alexander
Chief Executive Officer at UNSW Energy Institute
Werther Esposito
CEO of Enel Green Power Australia
11:05 - 11:20Coffe Break
11:20 - 12:20Investment Strategies and Sustainable Development
Moderator Danielle Alexander CEO UNSW Energy Institute
Andrea Kraus
Chief Financial officer Oceania & Chief Sustainability officer at Prysmian Group
Patrick Le
Commercial Director of Prysmian Group
Darryl Stuckey
Head of Sustainability Transformation at Lendlease
12:20 - 13:05Lunch and networking with the exhibitors
13:05 - 14:05The Role of Clean Energy Technologies in Transition
Moderator Danielle Alexander, CEO UNSW Energy Institute
Andrea Cremonesi
Regional Sales Officer Asia at Industrie De Nora
Piero Martin
Professor of Experimental Physics, Department of Physics and Astronomy at University of Padua - Centro Interdisciplinare “B. Segre”, Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei
John Fletcher
Chair of the Electrification and Energy Systems Network at NSW Decarbonisation Innovation Hub
14:05 - 15:05The Journey Towards Net Zero for Businesses and Society
Moderator: Danielle Alexander CEO UNSW Energy Institute
Andrea Trianni
Associate Professor, University of Technology Sydney at UTS
Mark Lewis
Business Development Manager for the Electrification and Energy Systems Network at NSW Decarbonisation Innovation Hub UNSW
Jonathan Jutsen
CEO of RACEfor2030
15:05 - 16:05Networking Drinks

Exhibitors

Event Partners

Enel Green Power Australia

De Nora

Prysmian Group

Prysmian Group

www.prysmiancable.com.au/

With a rich Italian heritage of over 130 years history, from outer space to under the sea, Italian
cable know-how via Prysmian Group connects us all. Prysmian Group is an innovative world
leader in energy and telecoms systems, with headquarters in Milan, Italy and an impressive
worldwide presence.
Drawing from Prysmian’s Group experience and support, Prysmian Australia has the strategic
footprint that allows for the servicing of emerging markets and communities across the nation
with ease.
Prysmian Australia has been locally manufacturing energy and telecom cables for more than
70 years. With two state-of-the-art sites located in the Sydney suburbs of Liverpool and Dee
Why, Prysmian Australia generates a total annual capacity of 57,000 cable tonnes a year. It is
their local development capability which allows for the adaption to client’s developing needs in many different aspects.
Prysmian Australia has a solid experience as supplier of cables and solutions, with a portfolio of
successful construction projects such as the Sydney North West Rapid Transit, Sydney Light Rail,
WestConnex M4 East and M8 Tunnels. This is also extended to Telecomm with the supply of optical ribbon cables for the National Broadband Network (NBN) roll out, as well as the Renewable
sector, where a number of local wind and solar farm projects have been successfully delivered to
drive Australia’s “green aspirations”.
The diverse landscape of Australia has also seen Prysmian’s social ambitions at the forefront of their operations. Prysmian has adopted a global Diversity and Inclusion Policy focusing on diversity in terms of gender, age, and culture. Prysmian is developing Talent through training and development as well as attracting new talent through their Build the Future, Graduate Program. In addition, Prysmian seeks opportunity to carry out responsibility for the Australian environment. With 87 points in the ELQ Electrical Components Equipments, according to the results of the 2021 annual review conducted by S&P Global CSA, Prysmian is the only pure cable maker included in the most recognised sustainability index at global level, covering over 5,300 companies.

Collective

Visione Group
Race for 2030

Race for 2030

racefor2030.com.au/

We are an industry-led cooperative research centre for energy and carbon transition established in
2020 with $68.5M of Commonwealth funding. Our 80+ partners who cover the whole value chain from end user to networks including technology companies, governments, and many of Australia’s leading
energy researchers provide us with cash and in-kind contributions. This combined funding allows us to invest approx. $350m of total resources over 10 years to catalyse lower energy costs and a substantial reduction in carbon emissions.
RACE has five programs comprising 11 research themes. The five research programs are: RACE for
Business, RACE for Homes, RACE for Networks, RACE for EVs and RACE for Change (covering cross-sectoral issues). RACE’s research learnings will be driven into the market through our market
transformation programs to deliver our targets of reducing energy costs, cutting carbon emissions and increasing customer load flexibility to allow increased penetration of renewables in the grid and improved reliability.
Our aim is to deliver over $3.8 billion of cumulative energy productivity benefits and 20Mt of cumulative carbon emission savings by 2030. We want our legacy to be transformative and sustainable change in energy service provision and carbon emission reductions.
We launched three key projects in 2023 aimed at influencing transformative change as Australia
transitions to better energy productivity and strives towards decarbonisation. The key projects are
Strategic EV integration, Energy upgrades for Australian Homes and Pathways to Net Zero Precincts.

Event Details

Speakers

Dani Alexander

Chief Executive Officer at UNSW Energy Institute

Andrea Cremonesi

Regional Sales Officer Asia at Industrie De Nora

Werther Esposito

CEO of Enel Green Power Australia

John Fletcher

Chair of the Electrification and Energy Systems Network at NSW Decarbonisation Innovation Hub

Peter Horn

General Manager at Australian Trade and Investment Commission

Jonathan Jutsen

CEO of RACEfor2030

Andrea Kraus

Chief Financial officer Oceania & Chief Sustainability officer at Prysmian Group

Patrick Le

Commercial Director of Prysmian Group

Mark Lewis

Business Development Manager for the Electrification and Energy Systems Network at NSW Decarbonisation Innovation Hub UNSW

Piero Martin

Professor of Experimental Physics, Department of Physics and Astronomy at University of Padua - Centro Interdisciplinare “B. Segre”, Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei

Darryl Stuckey

Head of Sustainability Transformation at Lendlease

Andrea Trianni

Associate Professor, University of Technology Sydney at UTS