Hunter New Energy Symposium 2025 to focus on implementation of new energy innovations
The Hunter New Energy Symposium 2025, held in Newcastle on 21-22 May, will gather industry, government, and researchers to focus on real-world implementation of clean energy solutions, with discussions shifting from planning to action.
The Hunter New Energy Symposium (HNES) 2025 will take place at Newcastle City Hall on 21-22 May, bringing together key local and national players in the energy transition to focus on moving from discussion to real-world implementation of hydrogen, renewables, and emerging energy technologies.
The symposium will feature speakers from across industry, research, and government, including Craig Carmody (Port of Newcastle), Rod Henderson (Ampcontrol), Tim Buckley (Climate Energy Finance), Zane Williams (AGL), Dr Fiona Simon (Australian Hydrogen Council), and Heidi Lee (Beyond Zero Emissions).
Collaboration to Drive Change
A key theme this year is collaboration between sectors. With a mix of panel discussions, breakout sessions, and networking opportunities, the event is structured to encourage practical outcomes.
Exhibition and sponsorship opportunities remain open, providing businesses with a chance to connect with decision-makers in the sector. The Port of Newcastle is the event’s Patron and Platinum sponsor, with support from Gold sponsors including the City of Newcastle, NSW Government’s EnergyCo, and Beyond Zero Emissions.
Industry Engagement and Business Opportunities
The symposium is expected to attract a wide range of businesses, from major energy players to smaller technology and service providers. Sponsorship packages are available, with options ranging from exhibition space to networking event sponsorship.
Tickets are on sale now, with a full conference package including access to all sessions, networking drinks, and the industry dinner for $1,190.
