BUSINESS
SESSIONS
An Electro-Tech Future 2025
The program is in development but we’re pleased to announce details to help you plan your trip.
Wednesday 7 May
8am – 5pm: Full Day of optional tours, Kyoto
7pm – 9pm: Welcome Reception, Piopiko Restaurant - ACE Hotel
Thursday 8 May
9am – 4:30pm: Full day of conference sessions, ACE Hotel
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Debate: Renewable Energy v Nuclear Power
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Distributed Energy Resources
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Solar, Battery Design and Hot Water Diverters
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EV and charging infrastructure
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Energy Efficiency
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Opportunities in Sustainability
10am – 4pm: Partner Program Activities, Kyoto
6pm-9pm: Networking Night, The Sodoh Higahiyama Kyoto Restaurant
Friday 9 May
9am – 12:30pm: Half day of conference sessions, ACE Hotel
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The future of extra low voltage / Connectivity
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AS3000 Discussion
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Fireside chat: Workforce Development
9am – 10am: Partner Program Activity, ACE Hotel
12:30pm – 1:30pm: Lunch for all registrants, Mister Maurice - ACE Hotel
5pm – 10:30pm: Closing Night Formal Dinner, Heian Shrine
Saturday 10 May
8am – 5pm: Full Day of optional tours, Kyoto
* Disclaimer - NECA reserves the right to alter the program at any time in the lead up to the conference.
Objective
The NECA Future of Electrical Conference 2025 aims to equip NECA members, including electrical contractors and electricians, with insights and strategies for navigating and thriving in the evolving Australian energy market. The conference will focus on emerging technologies, sustainability, regulatory changes, and innovative business practices. The goal is to prepare members to lead and adapt in the future energy landscape and collaborate with NECA’s government relations team to shape future policies and regulations.
Expected Outcomes
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Enhanced Knowledge: Attendees will gain a deep understanding of emerging technologies, future trends, and their implications for the electrical industry.
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Strategic Insights: Members will acquire actionable strategies for integrating new technologies and practices into their businesses.
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Regulatory Influence: Members will be equipped to contribute to and influence NECA’s advocacy efforts with the Australian government on policy and regulatory issues.
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Networking and Collaboration: Opportunities for members to connect, share insights, and form partnerships with industry peers and experts.
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Actionable Plans: Creation of specific action plans for businesses to implement innovative practices and technologies.