ADGO Women in Energy Breakfast: Wednesday, 2 April

Not just for women, this is another great networking opportunity. Join us from 7am for breakfast and a powerful panel discussion on the future of the industry. Tickets are only available to ADGO attendees. Entire booking fee is donated to Women & Children First.

Women & Children First is a not-for-profit, community-based service for women and vulnerable families, including women and children escaping domestic and family violence. https://womenandchildrenfirst.org.au/

Venue: Sheraton Grand Sydney Hyde Park

07:00
Event opens
07:30
PANEL DISCUSSION: What are cross sector solutions to the gas shortage crisis?
  • How do we encourage collaboration between energy, agriculture, and waste sectors for biogas and hydrogen production?
  • What role can renewable gases, such as hydrogen and biomethane, play in the gas sector's decarbonisation efforts?
  • Who can unite gas users and suppliers to lobby government and policy makers to support gas and heat energy industry?
  • Is keeping gas as the ‘champagne’ of energy sources for specific uses a useful/practical approach to decarbonisation – and who gets to ‘drink champagne’?

Moderator:

Stephanie Bashir
Principal
Nexa Advisory

Panellists:

Ying Luo
Chief Adviser and General Manager of Strategy
Amplitude Energy

Suzie Jakobovits
GM Renewable Gas
Jemena

Rebecca Tomkinson
Chief Executive Officer
Chamber of Minerals and Energy of Western Australia (CME)

Kate Frueh
Offshore Producing Assets Manager
ExxonMobil Australia

08:10
Panel concludes
08:15
Close of breakfast, networking and coffee in foyer area
08:40
Main conference starts