The Future of Mining & Clean Energy Industry in Australia - Investments, Critical Minerals, Supply Chain Security, Technology, Processing & Hi-Tech Manufacturing
Critical Minerals Australia Conference provides a platform for global thought leaders, CEOs, government ministers, and industry experts to debate & address some of the biggest challenges and help shape the future of mining sector in Australia.
Featuring keynote presentations, cross-industry panels, and in-depth case studies, the Conference will explore the trends and dynamics of the commodities & critical minerals industry and their role in the energy transition. Discussions will also focus on the adoption of innovative technologies and sustainable practices which are crucial for navigating the complexities of mining investments.
We will welcome over 40 speakers and more than 150 delegates from 10 countries.
AGENDA AT GLANCE
KEY THEMES
Critical Mineral Resources, Security of Supply & Trade
Shifting Geopolitics & Supply Chain Security
Mining Investment Strategies & Commodity Trends
Risk, Government Regulations & Policy Partnerships
Junior Miners, New Exploration Projects & Discoveries
Battery Metals & Electric Vehicles
Energy Transition Financing, M&A, Capital Raising & Investment Environment
Bridging Mining, Energy, Automotive, Space & Defence Industries
Future of Mining, Recycling & Processing in a Circular Economy
Mining Technology Advancements
Sustainability & ESG
Hydrogen, Low Carbon Technologies & Renewable Energy Prospects
Downstream Processing & Manufacturing
Industry Partnerships & Community Engagement
IoT, Blockchain & Digital Transformation
"I really enjoyed the opportunity to speak about the Critical Metals for Critical Industries (CRC) on the Women in Sustainable Energy & Resources (WISER) panel yesterday at the Critical Minerals Australia Conference and Exhibition in Perth. Engaging with industry to ensure the CRC works to solve the right problems with the right people, on the right timeframe is crucial to our collective success. Huge shoutout to my fellow panellists for keeping the conversation real and not shying away from difficult topics"
Helen Degeling, Programme Lead, CMCI CRC