QUEENSLAND’S resource and construction supply chain will take a seat at the Renewable Energy Roundtable in Gladstone next week with leaders from three of Australia’s major renewable energy companies – Acciona Energía, Squadron Energy, and Central Queensland Power (CQP).
The Connecting Industry Luncheon “Renewable Energy Roundtable” will offer a unique opportunity for industry leaders, stakeholders, and decision-makers to engage in insightful discussions on renewable energy projects, policy changes, and sustainable development.
Connecting Industry managing director Kieran Moran said the forum will provide valuable perspectives on local collaboration and supply chain participation, investment opportunities, and the long-term benefits of a sustainable energy future.
“The luncheon will also provide a platform for meaningful networking and collaboration, allowing attendees to forge new business connections, explore potential partnerships, and discuss emerging opportunities within the renewable energy landscape,” Mr Moran said.
“As Australia continues its transition to a cleaner energy future, events like these are crucial for fostering collaboration and ensuring that the industry is equipped to meet the challenges and seize the opportunities ahead.”
The Renewable Energy Roundtable will showcase key insights from three of the most influential organisations leading the charge in Australia’s renewable energy transition:
•Acciona Energia, a global leader in renewable energy, known for its commitment to sustainable infrastructure and large-scale solar, wind, and storage projects.
•Squadron Energy, a pioneering force in Australia’s energy sector, focused on delivering sustainable energy solutions and advancing the country’s clean energy future.
•Central Queensland Power, dedicated to providing affordable, reliable, and sustainable energy to the region, with a strong focus on integrating renewable energy solutions into the local economy.
Mr Moran said attendees will have the opportunity to engage with industry leaders, exchange ideas, and gain valuable insights that will shape the future of the renewable energy landscape in Queensland.
“The Luncheon will also serve as a platform for networking, offering a chance to connect with like-minded professionals and explore potential business partnerships in the growing renewable energy sector.”
