Machines2023

Electrical and rotary asset engineering for a low emissions future

As the world decarbonises and electrifies, there is increasing pressure on asset, engineering, reliability and maintenance managers to adapt their practice and equipment to a low emissions future.

The Machines2023 conference (part of Australian Energy Week 2023) focuses on the latest trends and development in energy asset engineering. It’s a unique opportunity for attendees to enhance their knowledge, network with peers, and explore the latest tools and techniques for managing and maintaining electrical and rotating machinery.

“Excellent event, learned heaps, enjoyed myself and want to come back next year.” (past attendee)

If you are involved in high-voltage assets or work with gearboxes, engines, centrifuges, motors, generators, turbines, pumps or compressors, this conference is for you. Whether you are an experienced asset manager or just starting out, Machines2023 is the perfect platform to expand your knowledge, exchange ideas, and build lasting relationships with others in the industry. With a wealth of valuable information and a supportive community of peers, you will leave this conference with a greater understanding of energy engineering and the tools and techniques needed to succeed in your role.

“Learning and having fun at the same time.” (past attendee)

Speakers include:

Iain MacGill

Professor, School of Electrical Engineering and Telecommunications

University of NSW (UNSW)
Rainer Korte

Chief Operating Officer

ElectraNet
Iain Mackenzie

Chief Electrical Engineer

Woodside Energy
David Pointing

Chief Executive Officer

Australian Power Institute (API)
Kate Summers

Principal Consultant

Ekistica
Ali Abbas

Professor, School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering

University of Sydney
Mark Faith

Manager Operations Diagnostic Centre and Technology

AGL
Bianca Shepherd

Engineering Support Workshop Manager

Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO)
Jon Pemberton

Chairman

machinemonitor®
Jason Krstanoski

General Manager – Network Operations

Transgrid

WHY YOU NEED TO BE AT MACHINES2023

Machines2023 is focussed on helping you understand, navigate and manage your way through the unprecedented changes we all face as we transition to the future:

Discover the future of rotary machinery as the world moves to net-zero emissions

Take insights and key learnings from rotary machinery practitioners back to your operations to improve efficiency

Increase your skills and power up your knowledge by participating in multiple panel discussions and networking opportunities

Hear how to protect energy transmission during natural disasters and in volatile conditions

Glimpse the future of breakthrough emerging technologies and understand how they might apply to your assets

Hear how you can better manage the increased deployment of HV cables and transformers, including best practice condition monitoring

Uncover how you can enhance safety, avoid complacency and minimise risk

Machines2023 will provide relevant expertise from industry and academia to address these issues, combined with opportunities to participate in panel discussions and networking with other attendees.

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“Really enjoyed the event, it was more than I expected. I am planning to come back next year. Learnt a lot from all the presenters”

(past attendee)

PREVIOUS ATTENDING COMPANIES INCLUDE:

"A solid overview of the current policy environment and the future policy roadmap for Australia's energy market."

Advisor, ERM Power
(delegate)

Sponsorship & Exhibition Opportunities

Australian Energy Week and Machines2023 are your chance to meet key decision makers from the entire energy value chain, under one roof. Attendance is dominated by representatives of energy companies and practising electrical engineers – so you don’t spend the whole event meeting other suppliers.

There are numerous sponsorship and exhibition opportunities, with packages designed to help you meet your marketing and sales targets.

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