Power Session Webinars
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Our mission is to share best practices, lessons learned, and insights to sustainably power humanity today and tomorrow.
upcoming Power Session webinar
23 September 2025 | 9:30 AM – 10:15 AM (AEDT)
Nuclear Technology and Cost Effectiveness
As the world increasingly heads toward a zero-carbon future, nuclear energy is re-emerging as a potentially key component of the clean energy mix. However, questions around cost, risk, financing, and workforce capability remain central to its broader adoption. This webinar explores the latest nuclear technology and how it stacks up against alternatives as part of the power sector’s transition to zero carbon. Join us to examine the intersection of innovation, risk, investment, and implementation in the nuclear sector.
Topics of discussion will include the potential impacts of:
- Key nuclear technologies, their relative costs, benefits, and risks
- Understanding the economic drivers and barriers to nuclear projects
- Potential development pathways and timelines
Register today to explore how nuclear energy could play a cost-effective role in the clean energy transition.
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As a series, the Power Session webinars aim to address the energy industry’s complex analytical challenges. Session topics broadly cover decarbonisation, decentralisation, and digitisation informed by real-world expertise and results from recent analysis and solutions.
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Bridging the Skills Gap: Workforces for Electrification
Australia’s clean energy transition demands a skilled workforce. Energeia’s analysis reveals urgent needs, strategic solutions, and policy pathways to bridge the electrification skills gap and ...
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Industrial Decarbonisation: Hard-to-Abate Sectors
Examining hard-to-abate sector's specific CO2 generation activities, fuel inputs, and viable decarbonization options, including electrification, is required to provide an accurate outlook on this critical aspect of the energy ...
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The Future of Data Centre Electrical Grid Impacts
The rapid expansion of data centres to support AI, cloud computing, and digitization is reshaping electricity demand and challenging grid planning. Energeia's research highlights the ...
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Natural Gas Decarbonisation Strategies and Impacts
Energeia's research outlines key pathways, including renewable gas blending, thermal energy networks, and end-use electrification, all vital for achieving carbon targets while minimizing economic disruption. ...
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The Balance of Ancillary Services Pricing
FCAS exist to provide AEMO with operational reserves in case of unplanned variations in demand and supply to keep demand and supply of electricity in ...
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State of the Art in Virtual Power Plants (VPPs)
Electrification of appliances and transport will radically change the optimal grid and bulk system configurations. What is a solution for managing all these resources without ...
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Overcoming the Grid’s CER Hosting Capacity Barriers
A summary of hosting capacity barriers and PV adoption drivers. What are the options for grid connection and configuration for optimised delivery at lowest cost ...
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Removing Building Electrification Barriers
Buildings account for a significant portion of Australia’s and most countries’ annual emissions, mainly due to the burning of gas for water and space heating, ...
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Maximising Efficient Consumer Energy Resource Adoption
As rooftop solar PV, battery storage and ultimately, vehicle-to-x technologies, create generation alternatives and the means to store energy, artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential ...
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Optimizing Electric Vehicle Incentives
Through electric vehicle incentives, governments and industry leaders can influence EV adoption, but what other factors are barriers?
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Consumer-Centric Electricity System Planning
While policymakers may drive the pace of decarbonization overall, the depth, timing, and location of consumer adoption of Behind the Meter (BTM) resources, i.e. rooftop ...
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The Potential of Drop-In, Zero-Carbon Fuels
Australia has set its national CO2 reduction targets to comply with its Paris Accord obligations, which will result in net zero CO2 emission by 2045. ...
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Identifying a Least Cost CO2 Pathway
Be inspired to rethink CO2 emission analyses and its role in creating a more sustainable and prosperous future for everyone. Specifically, hear about cutting-edge methods ...
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Breaking the Charging Barrier to EV Adoption in Australia
One of the top reasons for drivers not taking up plug-in electric vehicles is charging anxiety – will there be somewhere to recharge close by?
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COVID Holds the Key to the Future of Transportation Electrification
The findings come from Energeia’s recent modelling that shows COVID driven reductions in demand for transport and increases in vehicle prices are behind the change
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Are electricity network incentive schemes rewarding the wrong behaviour?
Spending on capital works such as grid upgrades increase shareholder returns by 200 percent compared to the best performing non-network incentive, according to our analysis.
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The Benefits of a Consumer Led Energy System
The latest update to the Australian Energy Market Operator’s Integrated System Plan (ISP) draws the unsurprising conclusion that our energy system is hurtling towards its ...
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