About the Show
All Energy Australia is promoted as APAC’s largest B2B renewable-energy conference and exhibition. For more than 15 years, it has connected industry professionals, technology suppliers, project developers, policymakers and energy users with the products, partnerships and knowledge supporting Australia’s transition to cleaner and more resilient energy systems.
Across two days, attendees can explore hundreds of suppliers and learn about developments in solar energy, wind power, battery storage, hydrogen, bioenergy, electric transportation, energy efficiency, demand management, grid infrastructure and emerging clean technologies. The exhibition is supported by a large conference program featuring keynote presentations, panel discussions, technical sessions and practical workshops.
Key Features of the Show
Large-Scale Clean-Energy Exhibition
More than 490 global suppliers are promoted across the show, giving visitors access to products, services and technologies spanning the clean-energy value chain. Exhibitors can showcase working products, conduct demonstrations, meet prospective partners and hold technical discussions directly on the floor.
500+ Speakers and 100+ Sessions
The 2026 conference is expected to include more than 500 speakers across over 100 sessions. Content will range from strategic policy discussions and industry keynotes to practical workshops and technical presentations covering energy generation, storage, grid integration, electrification and investment. The complete agenda is due to be released in August.
EV Technology & Infrastructure Zone
A dedicated zone of more than 1,000 square metres will showcase EV chargers, battery components, software platforms, charging systems and supporting infrastructure. It is designed for EV product managers, engineers, electricians, consultants, policymakers and organisations involved in Australia’s electric-mobility transition.
The organiser reports that the dedicated EV conference stream attracted more than 1,000 unique visitors in 2025, while 56% of surveyed attendees expressed an interest in EV-related product categories.
Energy Management Zone
Supported by the Energy Efficiency Council, this area focuses on electrification, energy efficiency, smarter energy consumption and demand flexibility. It provides a platform for solutions serving homes, commercial buildings, industrial facilities, property portfolios and large energy users.
The zone is relevant to builders, electricians, installers, engineering firms, energy retailers, utilities, government agencies, property developers, asset owners and facility managers.
Grid & Network Zone
This specialised zone addresses transmission upgrades, storage capacity, renewable integration, decentralisation, digitalisation and grid stability. It connects technology providers with network operators, utilities, grid engineers, project developers, government agencies, policy leaders and energy-storage developers.
Workshops, Masterclasses and Practical Education
The broader event traditionally includes keynote sessions, workshops, expo-floor stages and Clean Energy Council masterclasses. The MyCEC Masterclass format is particularly relevant to solar installers and designers seeking technical education and continuing professional development.
Networking and Industry Functions
The organiser is planning networking events, breakfast and lunch sessions, workshops and expo-floor activities across both days. A major networking function is listed for 5:00 pm on the first day, providing a more informal setting for exhibitors, suppliers, policymakers and industry leaders to connect.
Sustainability Focus
RX is a founding member of the Net Zero Carbon Events pledge and has committed to achieving net-zero operations by 2040, with a 50% greenhouse-gas emissions reduction target by 2030. This creates a strong contextual fit for exhibitors using reusable stand systems, lower-waste materials and efficient exhibition technology.
Who Should Exhibit?
All Energy Australia is particularly suitable for organisations providing:
- Solar panels, inverters, mounting systems and tracking technologies
- Residential, commercial and utility-scale battery-storage solutions
- Wind, hydrogen, bioenergy and renewable-generation technologies
- EVs, fleet-electrification systems and charging infrastructure
- Battery components, energy-control systems and charging software
- Transmission, distribution and smart-grid technologies
- Grid-monitoring, forecasting and network-management platforms
- Energy-efficiency, building-electrification and demand-management solutions
- Energy-management software, metering, analytics, AI and automation
- Utilities, energy retailers and distributed-energy providers
- EPC contractors, engineering firms and renewable-project developers
- Electrical contractors, installers and technical-service providers
- Asset management, facility management and energy-auditing services
- Decarbonisation, sustainability and energy-transition consultancies
- Government agencies, industry associations and international trade groups
- Clean-energy start-ups and businesses entering the Australian market
These categories reflect the event’s broad focus on solar, wind, bioenergy, storage, hydrogen, electric transportation, energy management and grid infrastructure.
Who Attends?
The event attracts professionals and decision-makers from across the clean-energy ecosystem, including:
- Energy-company executives and senior managers
- Renewable-energy project developers
- Electrical, battery, grid and infrastructure engineers
- EV product managers and charging-infrastructure specialists
- Electricians, solar installers, builders and trade professionals
- Transmission and distribution network operators
- Utilities and energy retailers
- Commercial and industrial energy users
- Property developers, asset owners and facility managers
- Engineering firms, consultants and energy auditors
- Government departments, councils and regulatory agencies
- Energy-policy leaders and sustainability professionals
- Technology buyers, procurement teams and investors
- International suppliers, distributors and market-entry partners
The organiser positions the event as an opportunity to engage decision-makers across the entire clean-energy value chain rather than a consumer-focused energy show.
Why Should You Exhibit?
Meet a Large, Qualified Industry Audience
The 2025 event attracted more than 16,000 audited unique visitors, with industry professionals attending from over 60 countries. Exhibitors can compress months of prospecting, relationship-building and market research into two focused days.
Reach Buyers With Significant Purchasing Authority
The organiser reports that 29% of attendees have purchasing authority of $2 million or more, providing exhibitors with access to organisations actively evaluating technologies, suppliers and project partners.
Demonstrate Complex Technology in Person
Energy products can be difficult to communicate through digital marketing alone. An exhibition stand allows brands to demonstrate hardware, software, monitoring platforms, energy flows and technical benefits in a visual and interactive environment.
Build Brand Visibility and Market Credibility
The event gives both established businesses and emerging suppliers a platform to strengthen awareness, launch products and position their teams as credible contributors to Australia’s energy transition. The organiser specifically promotes visibility, lead generation and highly targeted marketing as primary exhibitor benefits.
Establish Thought Leadership
Speaking opportunities, workshops, sponsorship packages and technical demonstrations allow businesses to contribute to the industry conversation rather than relying solely on stand traffic. Exhibitors can align their presence with topics such as grid modernisation, electrification, energy policy and emerging technology.
Form Partnerships Across the Energy Value Chain
With utilities, project developers, government representatives, installers, consultants, manufacturers and international suppliers in attendance, the event provides opportunities for distribution agreements, project partnerships and cross-sector collaboration.
Support Measurable Lead Generation
Exhibitors receive access to the organiser’s Digital Solutions Suite, designed to help buyers discover relevant suppliers, support digital engagement and provide measurable event-performance data.
Key Event Statistics
- 16,012 Audited unique visitors in 2025
- 60+ Countries represented
- 490+ Global suppliers
- 500+ Speakers announced for 2026
- 10% Year-on-year visitor growth
