DNV Breakfast Seminar at All Energy 2026
Building energy resilience for Australia’s energy future
Renewable energy deployment continues to accelerate, electrification is gathering pace, and new technologies are reshaping the energy landscape. While these developments are creating new opportunities, they are also introducing greater complexity across the energy value chain.
As Australia's energy mix becomes more diverse and interconnected, resilience is becoming a critical consideration, not only for power systems, but also for renewable assets, project design, operational performance and investment decisions.
Join DNV's technical specialists and industry experts at All Energy Australia for a breakfast seminar exploring how resilience can be embedded across the energy transition. Drawing on insights from DNV's latest Energy Transition Outlook and real-world project experience, this session will examine the challenges and opportunities facing Australia's evolving energy sector and discuss practical approaches to managing risk, improving performance and supporting long-term energy security. We invite you to join DNV for a morning of insights, networking, and expert discussion.
This event will take place at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC). A light breakfast will be served, and there will be opportunities to connect with DNV experts before and after the program.
Seats for the event are limited, so we encourage early registration to guarantee your spot. Successful registrants will receive a confirmation email.
We look forward to welcoming you on 28 October.
Agenda
| Topic | DNV presenter |
| Welcome and Energy Transition Outlook | Matthew Forwood |
| Key considerations for hybrid projects | Rosie Bennett |
| The role of E-STATCOMS in supporting power system resilience | Adam Peard |
| Operational challenges (solar and wind): | |
| - Degradation mechanisms in solar modules and projects, and impact on yield | Russell Harris |
| - Wind turbine failure risk | David Price |
| Q&As |