All-Energy Australia newsletter March 2012

ALL-ENERGY AUSTRALIA 2012: ISSUE 1, March 2012

Newsletter information correct at 2/3/2012. Latest news: www.all-energy.com.au

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AUSTRALIA’S CLEAN AND RENEWABLE ENERGY EVENT MELBOURNE 10/11 OCTOBER 2012

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FREE REGISTRATION:

Opening in April –

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SUPPORTED BY THE STATE GOVERNMENT OF VICTORIA

Now in its 4th year, All-Energy Australia hasgone from strength to strength – reflecting thegrowing importance of clean energy toAustralia’s economy and society.

As the country’s largest and most comprehensivefree-to-attend business-to-business event in theclean and renewable energy sector, it offers yourbusiness the ideal platform to promote its productsand services and to stay up to date with all therelevant technical, economic and politicaldevelopments.

Some key facts about All-Energy Australia: In 2011, 230 exhibitors from 13 countries

occupied 3,000m2 of space – this was 40% upon the 2010 exhibition.

In addition, 3,600 professionals attended frommore than 24 countries – 20% more than in2010.

More than 100 domestic and internationalexperts addressed the comprehensive andauthoritative multi-stream conference.

In 2012 the event will be substantially larger. Attendance is free-of-charge to all with a

professional / commercial interest in cleanenergy.

No other event in this important area – includingthose charging delegates thousand of dollars toattend – offers such a high calibre conferenceprogramme drawing on international and domesticexperts acknowledged as the leaders in their fields,and such a wide ranging exhibition.

1. All-Energy Australia 2012 is set to be thelargest dedicated clean energy event everheld in Australia.

2. Free-to-attend exhibition, conferenceand Grand Networking Evening is free ofcharge for everyone with abusiness/professional interest in clean andrenewable energy.

3. Officially supported by the State Governmentof Victoria.

4. Supported by the major industryorganisations.

5. A concentrated event that saves your time –hear 100 expert presentations and comparethe products/services of more than 200companies from around the world in a3,500m2 exhibition (hear what exhibitors saidabout last year’s event in the show video on thewebsite home page).

6. More than 3,600 delegates with abusiness/professional interests in clean andrenewable energy will attend.

7. Compelling, world-class multi-streamconference (programme available in mid-2012)devised by industry experts that embraces allaspects of clean and renewable energy,including updates on ground-breakingtechnical developments.

8. Hear the opinions of industry leaders, topscientists and engineers, financiers, andstate and federal government decisionmakers.

9. The unmissable – and free-to-attend – GrandNetworking Event (10 October) that showsbusiness and pleasure can mix!

10. Key features that include special Workshopsand the ever-popular Jobs Zone.

11. Comprehensive event marketingprogramme that embraces:

Advertising and PR, plus imaginative use ofemail.

Direct mail with newsletters that showcaseexhibitors and conference news.

Up-to-date website that attracts more than14,500 unique visits per month on average.

Reminders in our regularNews@All-Energy Australia newsletter,read by 10,000+ people every fortnight.

Emphasis on one-to-one invitations to keynational and international players.

12. Active use of social media – join us onTwitter and enthuse and inform like-mindedprofessionals.

12 reasons to be at All-Energy Australia 2012

Australia’s premier business-to-business event dedicated toclean and renewable energy – BE THERE!

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Be prepared! We’re aiming to make the All-Energy Australia 2012 Exhibition & Conference thebest and biggest yet in terms of the speakers and the depth, breadth and quality of coverageof the technology and business of clean and renewable energy. (See p2 for top speaker details)

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2012 Conference:Headline speaker The 2012 Conference

page 2 Stay up to date – visit www.all-energy.com.au

Stay up to date with News@All-Energy Australia – to subscribe, email: [email protected]

These are just some of the key topics that will feature in the All-Energy Australia2012 conference. Further details will be published in the near future.

Make sure you’re there on 10 and 11 October!

The low carbon key to future economic prosperity

The ITER fusion reactor vessel

Frontiers of clean energy:The power of the SunProfessor Sir ChrisLlewellyn Smith FRS

As one of the world’s foremost energyscientists, Professor Sir Chris LlewellynSmith FRS, has unrivalled knowledgeof the frontiers of energy research.

At the 2010 conference, Dr Ed Moses ofthe Lawrence Livermore Labs talked about the progress beingmade to create clean energy from a laser initiated fusion reaction.

This year Professor Llewellyn Smith will take this a stage furtherwith a presentation on the ITER international fusion energy project.Chris is currently Director of Energy Research at Oxford Universityand was previously Chairman of the Council of ITER, DirectorGeneral of CERN, and Director of UKAEA Culham withresponsibility for the UK's fusion programme and for operation ofthe Joint European Torus (JET).

ITER is an international experiment supported by China, the EU,India, Korea, Russia and the US to demonstrate the commercialfeasibility of producing energy from fusion. It is based on the‘tokamak’ concept of magnetic confinement and uses a mixture ofDeuterium and Tritium as fuel heated to 150 million°C which iscontained by strong magnetic fields in the specially designedreactor vessel.

Based in Cadarache, southern France, construction work began in2010 and should be completed by 2018. It will pave the way for ademonstration fusion power plant, or DEMO, designed to produce2,000-4,000MW of power. If all goes to plan, a commercial fusionpower reactor based on this work could be on the grid by 2040.

What visitors to the2011 event said:“A great event at which you can hear experts present on adiverse range of highly relevant energy issues supported byan excellent exhibition and networking events!”

“Australia's leading energy exhibition and conference for thought,debate, innovation and the challenging times for our future.”

“A great exhibition of what Australia can do in the energyspace, given the thought leadership, innovation andresources we have in this country. This exhibition reallyallows Australia to know what Australia knows. Keep it up,and look forward to it next year.”

“A great opportunity, especially as it is free to all to attend.”

“Well worth attending, it’s getting better each year!”

“Good differentiation from the ‘pack’ of other events: tightprogramme (two days only), free to attend, internationalperspective, open to mainstream energy but with clear focus onclean energy.”

“This event was a great opportunity to meet and be informedby experts from around the globe on current and emergingenergy issues.”

The 2012 conference will address the state of play with a widerange of clean and renewable energy technologies, and theirimplications for Australia’s business, the economy andsociety. As fossil fuel prices continue to rise, can clean energyoffer long term price stability?

Among the key issues to be covered this year will be:

Wind: This is the only lowemissions power technologymature enough for a rapid scaleup in a short period of time.However, there are numerousissues which must be addressed,including intermittency andvariability; inability to operate safely in high winds; noise; andenvironmental impact.

Solar PV: This fits well with commercial and industrial peakdemand, although less well with residential demand. But a keyissue with the technology is that its costs are falling rapidly. Thissuggests that installations for industrial and commercial customersmay be economic in the near future, but it may spell problems formanufacturers and investors.

Solar thermal: Costs are currently not commercial, but withappropriate storage (e.g. molten salt or concrete) it couldcontinuously meet demand, making it more valuable to the market.Costs are likely to reduce as more systems are deployed, soallowing for improvements in engineering solutions, and inassociated components and fluids. While Solar ‘power towers’ arelikely to be more effective, the big opportunities await thedevelopment of storage options.

Geothermal: To date there has been little deployment in Australiadue to funding issues, which means its potential contribution topower generation is uncertain. However, geothermal offersenormous promise to deliver baseload power at competitive prices.

CCS: Australia has an abundance of coal and CCS could contributemassively to our clean energy future. But it is an unproventechnology and the huge scale of investment required of at least $1billion for a demonstrator could prove a major barrier to itsimplementation, at least in the short term.

Bioenergy and biofuels: Biofuels are likely to becomeincreasingly important – on the roads, in civil aviation and in oceantransport where there is a need to reduce high carbon footprints,and for the military, where energy cost and security are increasingly

important issues. The emergence of new technologies, such as theuse of algae, and the conversion of domestic waste, may offeralternatives to bioenergy crops that compete with food production.

Power storage: Perhaps the biggest challenge of all – reliable andcost effective solutions could revolutionise the use of intermittentsolar and wind energy sources, and increase their market valuedramatically.

Grids: Whatever the energysource, large investment in thedomestic power grid is an urgentpriority. But doesn’t it make senseto develop the grid so that it canintegrate intermittent and

distributed energy sources – and to make it smarter to enable theuse of smart appliances and make demand managementpossible?

Energy efficiency: Regarded by many as the most effective wayof reducing fossil fuel demand, this area offers a huge opportunity tobusiness to reduce costs and, once again, it will be prominent in theprogramme. One area we’ll be taking a very close look at is theFederal Government’s recently announced commitment to threenew programs to assist industry, local government, communityorganisations, low income households and smaller businesses.

Wave & tidal: Although facing much tougher technical challengesto wind and solar when it comes to implementation, harnessing thepower of the waves offers incredible potential. It is notable that,despite the undoubted technical and financial issues, increasedemphasis is being given to this form of energy generation, notablyin Europe.

Finance & investment: Once again the matter of money willfeature strongly in the programme. Specific topics covered willinclude the Clean Energy Finance Corporation and the RenewableEnergy Venture Capital Fund. In addition, we’ll be looking at currentM&A activity; the future challenges and opportunities of cleanenergy investment; the role of Feed in Tariffs, and how carbonpricing and climate change are impacting the asset allocationdecisions of institutional investors.

Global investment in clean energy reached anew record of $260bn in 2011, up 5% on 2010 andalmost five times the total of $53.6bn in 2004

(Source: Bloomberg New Energy Finance)

Renewable energy deals by value in Australia in2011 reached US$683m, representing 15% oftotal Asia Pacific deal value.

(Source: PriceWaterhouseCoopers)

SUPPORTER

2011 was a major year for action on energy efficiency and cogeneration,with the carbon price legislation passing parliament in November 2011and a package of measures including $1 billion in grants through theClean Technology Program and up to $5 billion in finance through theClean Energy Finance Corporation.

There was also action at the State level, with the energy savings schemesramping up in Victoria and New South Wales. In 2012 these programs will bearfruit. Combined with rising energy prices caused by investments in theelectricity network, these programs will significantly increase the incentive forenergy efficiency, potentially doubling the return on investment on a range ofenergy saving projects.

2012 will also see major debates in energy policy, as policy makers and thepublic have started to realise how important demand-side measures are tokeeping electricity affordable. The two areas of hot debate will be theintroduction of a national energy efficiency scheme and major reforms toenergy markets to tackle peak demand.

Peak demand that lasts less than 40 hours a year currently accounts for 10 to25 per cent of electricity bills, and the problem is getting worse. It will be acritical year to be involved in the debate.

For more information about the Energy Efficiency Council,visit: www.eec.org.au

NOW OPEN2012Conference:Call forPapersWe welcome conference papersfrom industry professionals on abroad range of issues forconsideration by the All-EnergyAustralia Conference Committee.If you are an expert in technology,policy, or finance issues relatingto clean and renewable energy,and energy efficiency, then we’dlike to hear from you.

Conference sessions:

Papers should be relevant to any ofthe subjects below:

Future developments in cleanand renewable energy systems.

Clean coal and carbon capture &storage.

Utility scale generation, including:Bioenergy, Geothermal,Hydroelecric, Solar PV andthermal, Wave & tidal, and Windenergy systems.

Power storage systems, includingbatteries, hydrogen etc.

Fuel cells and other hydrogen-based fuel systems.

Use of clean and renewableenergy, and energy efficiency, incommercial, and industrialinstallations (e.g. offices,precincts, mines, constructionsites, container ports etc.)

Clean and renewable energy inportable and back up powersystems.

Military use of clean andrenewable energy.

Electricity distribution andtransmission and the Smart Grid,including the handllng ofintermittent and distributedpower generation, and issuesrelating to technical standards,demand management, security,and the development, use andoperation of smart electricalappliances.

Low carbon transportationsystems (road, air, maritime,industrial).

The supply chain for keymaterials relevant to clean andrenewable energy systems.

Clean and renewable energy as atool for economic development.

Policy issues, including carbonpricing and emissions trading;feed in tariffs and subsidies; andenergy security.

Social and community issuesrelating to clean and renewableenergy.

Finance & investment; andintellectual property issues.

Submission guidelines:Ideally, your paper should beexclusive to All-Energy Australia2012, and not one that has beenpresented at another conference.Please send you abstract and asummary CV, in Word, text or PDFformat to David Bebb, ConferenceManager, [email protected].

Headline speakerThe 2012 Conference (continued)


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Clean energy in economicdevelopment – Geothermal energy inIndonesia and the role of the World BankMigara Jayawardena, Senior Infrastructure Specialist, InfrastructureDepartment, East Asia and Pacific Region, The World Bank

Access to environmentally and socially sustainable energy is essential toreduce poverty. Globally, more than 1.3 billion people have no electricity,while some three billion use solid fuels – wood, charcoal, coal, and dungfor cooking and heating. To provide universal access to modern energyservices by 2030 will require new capital investment of aboutUS$35–40bn/year – on top of the US$450bn/year needed to sustainenergy services at current levels.

The World Bank is a major contributor to this worldwide effort and MigaraJayawardena is expected to present on Indonesia’s Geothermal Clean EnergyInvestment Project which the Bank is supporting with US$300m in loans.

The Indonesian Government has set the ambitious goal of generating 4,000MWof geothermal power, a 40% increase in the current global geothermal capacityof about 10,000MW. Despite Indonesia’s huge geothermal potential, less than4% of its geothermal resources have been developed to produce power so far.

This project will assist government-owned PertaminaGeothermal Energy (PGE) to develop 150MW in Sumatra and Sulawesi. TheBank is also helping strengthen PGE’s ability to undertake investments thatmeet industry and international standards to assist its objective of generating aglobally unprecedented 1,000MW by 2015.

A year of action

SUPPORTER

Across the world we are changing the way our electricity is generatedand delivered. The question is no longer whether we continue relying onemission-intensive technology to keep the lights on – it is how fast wemove to embrace clean energy and energy efficiency.

In 2011, just under 10 per cent of Australia’s electricity came from renewableenergy. Australia’s clean energy industry has its sights set on delivering theFederal Government’s Renewable Energy Target of 20 per cent by 2020. Thoughwe still have a way to go, the introduction of a carbon price in mid-2012 and theassociated government support for clean energy – including the $10 billionClean Energy Finance Corporation – will provide the policy framework to unlockbillions of dollars in investment to all forms of renewable energy and energyefficiency.

With over 600 member companies and growing, the Clean Energy Councilcontinues to work on behalf of its members to help drive the transformation ofthe Australia’s electricity sector. Each year, we produce the Clean EnergyAustralia report, providing a comprehensive update of the growth acrossAustralia’s clean energy industry. We also host one of Australia’s largestrenewable energy and energy efficiency conference and exhibition programs,Clean Energy Week (Sydney, July 25–27, 2012) – an event driven by the industry, for the industry. For more information visit cleanenergyweek.com.au

For more information about the Clean Energy Australia Report,visit: www.cleanenergyaustraliareport.com.au

For more information about the Clean Energy Council,visit: www.cleanenergycouncil.org.au

Towards 20 per cent by 2020

SUPPORTER

The Biofuels Association of Australia will be coordinating a full daysession on biofuels at the 2012 All Energy Conference, incorporatingethanol, biodiesel, sustainable aviation fuels and the growing focus onsustainability standards.

Ninety eight percent of the energy used in the transportation industry stillderives from fossil fuels and the use of alternative fuel sources such as biofuelblends are growing around the world. Biofuels are able to make immediateand significant contributions in terms of greenhouse gas reductions in Australiawithout impacting on food production.

But biofuels are not just about reducing emissions and climate change. Biofuels

are also about regional development and creating local jobs at a time whenAustralia is importing more than half of its liquid fuel needs. Biofuelssubstantially reduce our trade deficit – and it is expected that for this financialyear, Australia’s total fuel deficit will be about $18 billion. Biofuels bring aboutenergy security alternatives and energy independence in times of uncertainty.

As one of the only truly renewable and sustainable sources of energy, we hopethat this year’s focus on biofuels will be valuable for all participants at theconference.

For more information about the Biofuels Association of Australia,visit: www.biofuelsassociation.com.au

Biofuels do more than cut emissions

by Rob Murray-Leach,CEO, Energy Efficiency Council

MoretopspeakersTBC

Stay up to date – visit www.all-energy.com.au



Solar Power for a cleaner, greener futureSun-Earth is a global leader in the production and supply of mono and poly-crystalline PV modules. Our modules provide reliable, environmentally friendlyelectric power for residential, commercial, and utility scale applications aroundthe world.

With over 45 years of experience, our vertically integrated business model ensures that wedeliver the highest quality modules to our customers. We make our own silicon, ingots, wafers,cells and modules, assuring continuous, quality improvement in the production process.

We believe that the sun is our most vital source of energy and essential for a cleaner, greenerfuture, and solar power is the perfect solution in utilising nature’s most abundant resource.

For more information about the Sun-Earth, visit www.sun-earth.com.auPlease ensure you visit Sun-Earth at booth F80 at the All-Energy Australia 2012Exhibition

As a sponsor of All-Energy Australia, your companywill reach leading policy and decision makers from theenergy sector which, with extensive mediaparticipation, offers you an unrivalled platform for yourcorporate message and product portfolio.

Once again, All-Energy Australia is supported by the StateGovernment of Victoria. Delighted with last year’s event,numerous sponsors are returning, including Sun-Earth as aPlatinum sponsor, Clenergy and Light Way as GoldSponsors and Fronius, Q Cells, and Sunpower as SilverSponsors. New Sponsors for 2012 include SchücoInternational KG as Gold Sponsors, plus Krannich Solar,Solar 360, Solar-Log and Solar Inception as Silver Sponsors.

Confirmed sponsors at this early stage include: Platinum – Sun-Earth Gold – Clenergy, Light Way Australia, Schüco

International KG Silver – Fronius, Krannich Solar, Q-Cells,

Solar 360, Solar-Log Australia,Sunpower Corp, Solar Inception

Associate sponsors: Job Zone: Hays Recruitment Registration Area Sponsor: Solar Energy Australia Show Bag Sponsor: Carbon Management Solutions

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Already booked for 2012We are well on track to achieve substantial growth inexhibitor numbers over the 2011 event. New exhibitors andsponsors are signing up all the time – for up to dateinformation please check our website.

Be a Sponsor – the effective wayto promote your business

To become a sponsor, contact Mary Hendriks: Email: [email protected] or Telephone: 1800 791 792

“Overall All-Energy Australia 2011 was a success forSunPower. As a silver sponsor we were positioned well andas a result had good traffic flow to our stand throughoutboth days. All-Energy attracted our target customers in thecommercial space which was very beneficial for futuresales and growth opportunities.”

SunPower Australia

“All Energy Australia 2011 was a great success for us as itprovided us with the platform to launch our product into theAustralian market and allowed us to reach our target audience.”

Setec

“We enjoyed being amongst the clean energy industry andseeing the potential that is yet to grow. The liaison with theexhibitors and visitors alike was pleasant and fruitful so weare looking forward to coming again in 2012.”

German-Australian Chamber of Industry and Commerce

“All-Energy Australia 2011 was excellent value for money. It gaveFronius Australia the opportunity to present the new 36/48/60kWinverter to the industry through our expo and presentation. Wenetworked with our customers and several potential customersmade contact with us.”

Fronius Australia

“The State Government of Victoria was very pleased toagain provide the major sponsorship for this importantclean energy event. The continued success of the All-Energy Australia Exhibition and Conference since itsinception in 2009, and the continued growth in the numberof delegates and exhibitors, is testimonial to theprofessionalism of your organisation and the quality of theevent.”

Dr Peter Redlich, Director, Energy Technology Innovation,Department of Primary Industries,

State Government of Victoria

Batteries and power storage; Biofuels & biomass; Carbon capture & storage; Componentry;Consultancy; Electric vehicles; Energy efficiency; Engineering solutions; Finance & investment;Geothermal; Ground source heat pumps; Hydrogen and fuel cells; LED lighting; Marinetechnologies; Monitoring & metering equipment; Power transmission; Smart grid systems;Solar inverters; Solar mounting equipment; Solar PV panels; Solar thermal; Transmission &distribution; Utility infrastructure; Waste to energy; Wind energy technology.

What exhibitors and sponsors said about All-Energy Australia 2011:

The All-Energy Australia Exhibitor Profile

The 2012 ExhibitionAero-Sharp Australia

Alex-Solar

APT Publications

Austest Laboratories

Australian Electric VehicleAssociation

Auzion Sustainable Living

Beijing Kinglong New EnergyTechnology Co.,ltd

Black & Veatch Australia

BLD Solar Technology

Blygold Australia

Bradman Energy & CarbonRecruitment

Canadian Solar Inc.

Carbon ManagementSolutions – Bag Sponsor

Chaori Solar Energy

Chinaland Solar Energy Co.,Ltd

Clean Energy AustraliaCorporation Pty Ltd

Clean Energy Council

Clenergy – Gold Sponsor

CMA Solar Aus

DEGERenergie GmbH

Delta Energy Systems(Germany) GmbH

DPA Solar

DT Jointing Solutions Pty Ltd

Duraluxe

Endurance Wind Power

Energy Efficiency Council

Eoplly New EnergyTechnology

ET Solar group

Fronius Australia– Silver Sponsor

G&P New Energy

German Clean Energy Portal

GetGreen

Gilbert Gilkes & Gordon

Green Energy Trading

Greenbank Environmental

Growatt New Energy

Hays Specialist Recruitment– Job Zone Sponsor

Huangshan Kinguo NewEnergy

Hyundai Heavy Industries

Imaca Pty Ltd

IRES Asia Pacific Pty Ltd

Italian Chamber of Commerceand Industry in Australia –Melbourne Inc.

Jieyang Zocen

Kinve Solar Power Co., Ltd.

Krannich Solar GmbH & Co.KG – Silver Sponsor

Kyocera Solar Australia PtyLtd

LDK Solar

LIGHTWAY Australia– Gold Sponsor

NeuTek Energy Pty Ltd

Ningbo Ginlong Technologies

Ningbo Hi-Tech Zone

NZ Clean Energy Centre

Omega Greenpower

Powerstar

Premier ProductDevelopments

Q-Cells Australia– Silver Sponsor

R & J Batteries

Realforce Power

Recharge

SAE Group

Saft Batteries Pty Ltd

Samson Controls

Schüco International KG– Gold Sponsor

Selectronic Australia

Setec Pty Ltd

Shanghai Surpass Sun

Si Clean Energy

Simax Green New Energy

Smart Grid Australia

Solace

Solar Data Systems AsiaPacific – Silver Sponsor

Solar Energy Australia– Registration Sponsor

Solar Inception Pty Ltd– Silver Sponsor

Solar360 – Silver Sponsor

Solazone

SUMEC Hardware&Tools Co.,Ltd.

Sun Earth – Platinum Sponsor

Sungen International

SunLink PV Technology

SunPower CorporationAustralia – Silver Sponsor

SUT Australasia Melbourne

Swe-Check

UE Solar

Urban Group Energy

Win Win Precision – Silver Sponsor

WINSUNergy

Yingli Green Energy HoldingCO,.LTD

ZEN Energy Systems

Zhejiang Sunflower LightEnergy

Whatever role your company or organisation occupies in thebusiness of clean energy and energy efficiency, the priority isto get your products and services in front of your customers.

This is where All-Energy Australia comes in. Now in its 4th year, it isAustralia’s largest and most comprehensive event dedicated toclean and renewable energy and provides the ideal platform topromote your company to potential customers, partners andinvestors.

Bookings for exhibition space at All-Energy Australia 2012 are wellunderway, and we are delighted to welcome many returning andnew exhibitors.

Last year, All-Energy Australia attracted 230 exhibitors from 13countries and occupied 3,000m2 of space and more than 3,600visitors from Australia and beyond, making it the largest singlemeeting point in the country for the clean energy industry.

This year the exhibition will be 25% larger, consolidating its positionas Australia’s largest, independent, international and mostcomprehensive clean energy business to business event – andentry is FREE-OF-CHARGE to visitors! Already, there are 80 plusconfirmed exhibitors from six countries, representing all areas ofclean energy generation as well as Smart Grid, CCS, Inverters,Components & Monitoring, Consultancy, LEDs, and Power storage,plus Utility Infrastructure and Distribution Services and JobRecruitment.

Once again, the exhibition will also include:

Areas dedicated to ‘Commercial and Industrial EnergyEfficiency’ and ‘Energy in the Built Environment’ – whichhave already attracted several new exhibitors. So, if you'reinvolved in these key sectors, now’s the time to book space.

Numerous national pavilions, and those already bookedinclude Germany and Italy, with interest from four other countries.

All-Energy Australia is totally inclusive – it represents all areas of theclean energy industry. To build your presence in Australia’s rapidlygrowing clean energy space, then get on the phone to us today!

Spaces and sponsorships are still available in all areas.So, if you would like to join us in October as an exhibitor orsponsor at All-Energy Australia, contact Mary Hendriks,Email: [email protected] Tel: 1800 791 792


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All-Energy Australia 2012 Exhibition – Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre

How much doesit cost to exhibit?

Key to floorplan (right)n White: Availablen Orange: Reservedn Green: Sold

Ready-built shell booth $620 + GST per m2 (ask for associationrates). For a 6m2 booth prices start from $3,720 + GST.Shell Booth includes carpet, 2.5m high walls, 2 x 150W spotlights,1 x 4 Amp socket, 1 table and 2 chairs per booth, free access to thefull conference, free exhibitor passes, showguide entry and accessto the Grand Networking Event.

Space only $500 + GST per m2 (minimum 18m2 booking applies,ask for association rates). Prices start from $9,000 + GST.Includes free access to the full conference, free exhibitor passes,showguide entry and access to the Grand Networking Event.

All-Energy Australia prices are all-inclusive, with no extra costs forshow guide entry, exhibitor passes and admission to theconference and Grand Networking Event. All prices exclusive ofAustralian GST– All invoicing and payments in AU$.

To book exhibition space at All-Energy Australia, contact MaryHendriks. Email: [email protected] Tel: 1800 791 792

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The 2012 Exhibition – themarketplace for your business

Cumulative installed renewable energycapacity in Australia reached 11.5GW in 2011,up from 11.2GW in 2010 and 10.9GW in 2009.

(Source: Clean Energy Council)

EVEN BIGGER ANDBETTER IN 2012…

The Grand Networking Event is not to be missed!

Another winner from All-Energy Australia – the GrandNetworking Event is exactly that – a relaxed, fun, informal endto a busy first day that gets everybody together in theexhibition hall to enjoy a drink and bite to eat, with themedentertainment and a prize draw to add to the buzz (entry bybusiness card on arrival, draw will be made at 6.30pm and winner mustbe present otherwise a redraw will take place).

The aim will be to provide an atmosphere conducive to easy andinformal mingling, giving you every opportunity to make newcontacts – and new friends!

Time: 5pm, Wednesday 10 OctoberPlace: The exhibition hallENTRY FREE – see you there!

AUSTRALIA OFFICE

Level 19AMP Place10 Eagle StreetBrisbane QLD 4000Tel: 1800 791 792

Mary HendriksBusiness DevelopmentManager (Australia/NZ)Tel: 1800 791 792 Tel:+61 (0) 414 48 48 [email protected]

Boyd DaleRegional DirectorTel: 1800 791 792Fax: +61 (0) 733 030 [email protected]

Event ManagementTel: 1800 791 792Fax: 0733 030 [email protected]

Press & media informationAlex FirstTel: +61 (0) 418 660 [email protected]

Show administrationJayne NewsonTel: 1800 791 792Fax: 0733 030 [email protected]

International agents

CHINABeijing Heliview Int'lExhibition Co., LtdRen Enjie

General ManagerTel: +86 10 676 20 925Fax:+86 10 676 63 [email protected]

UK OFFICE

All-Energy Events Pty Ltd11a Princes SquareHarrogateHG1 1ND, UK Tel: +44 (0) 1423 524 545Fax: +44 (0) 1423 524 544

Andy BallaghEvent Director(& International sales)Tel: +44 (0) 1423 524 583Fax: +44 (0) 1423 524 [email protected]

Ian HarperConference DirectorTel: +44 (0) 1423 524 545or +44 (0) 1347 [email protected]

David BebbConference ManagerTel: +44 (0) 20 8450 [email protected]

Paul StottUK DirectorTel: +44 (0) 1423 524 545Fax: +44 (0) 1423 524 [email protected]

All the news to keepyou in touchOur fortnightly enewsletter, News@All-Energy Australia,makes it easy for you to keep up with all the latest business,technical and political developments affecting the clean andrenewable energy industry – in Australia and across theglobe.

To get this free of charge news digest delivered straight to your in-box, all you need do is email us at: [email protected] with‘subscribe’ in the subject line and your full contact details in themessage.

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Who’s who at All-Energy Australia …

All-Energy Australia and its large, high quality audience of clean andrenewable energy professionals provides you with the perfectopportunity to reach out to your key audiences; for example, to buildcustomer awareness, or to provide salesforce training.

We can offer a number of rooms in a range of sizes to enable you to deliversuch a ‘side event’ on both 10 and 11 October 2012.

Side events held during All-Energy Australia 2011 included: SOLAR WORKSHOPS@All-Energy – Run by AUSES. LED the technology workshop – a guide to quality and reliability. The Australia Unlimited Business Lounge – hosted by Austrade. Austrade’s All-Energy Clean Energy Breakfast – hosted by Austrade.

For more information and to make a booking, contact Mary Hendriks.Email: [email protected] Tel: 1800 791 792

Stage a side event at All-Energy Australia

Data Protection: All-Energy Events PtyLtd will hold your contact detailsincluding email addresses on itscomputer database. This will only beaccessed, used and retrieved for thepurposes of distributing the News@All-Energy Australia newsletter andproviding information on the All-EnergyAustralia Exhibition & Conference. Yourdata will not be passed to third partiesand the data owner will at all times beAll-Energy Events Pty Ltd.

Get tweeting!Did you know that you could follow All-Energy Australia andall the latest clean and renewable energy developments onTwitter?

Currently, we have more than 750 followers, many of themcontributing on a regular basis. So, waste no time – visithttp://www.all-energy.com.au/ and click on the Twitter logoon the home page

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Global investment inclean energy reacheda new record ofUS$260bn in 2011, up5% on 2010 and almostfive times the total ofUS$53.6bn in 2004.

(Source: Bloomberg New Energy Finance)

FREE Renewable energy mapWhen you attend the event, you will receive acomplimentary copy of the Renewable Energy InstallationsMap for Australia, compiled by La Tene Maps in associationwith All-Energy Australia.

The map features all of Australia’s renewable energyinstallations above 1MW in size in relation to the electricitydistribution network, and includes Biomass, Hydro, Landfilland sewage gas, Solar, Wind, and Wave & tidal projects.

Why not advertise on the map? For information about advertising, contact John Coleman byEmail: [email protected]

The winner of the 2011 Prize Draw

The Grand NetworkingEvent – mixing business and pleasure!

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All-Energy Australia newsletter March 2012