Events
From seminars to workshops, scholarships, launches and conferences, this is the place to find energy research events based in Perth or related to CIET and our researchers.
Events on this page are run by CIET, other Curtin research groups and institutes, and our (inter)national research network. If you would like your event featured on this page, contact ciet@curtin.edu.au
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Research Rumble: PhDs for the Planet
Tuesday 18 March, 12:00-14:30 pm AWST
From climate change to circular economy, our PhD students are tackling today’s most pressing sustainability challenges with bold ideas and innovative solutions. Explore the future of sustainability and be inspired by their vision and commitment to a better tomorrow. This event will showcase research projects from Curtin PhD students in sustainability-related fields.
How is policy steering the energy transition? With Professor Frans de Vries
Tuesday 25 March, 12:00-13:00 AWST
How is competition policy shaping the energy transition? What effects are environmental and energy policy having on the pace of transition? What insights can be gained from Europe’s policy approach to the energy transition?
Joining us in-person in Perth, Professor Frans de Vries, Chair in Environmental and Resource Economics at the University of Aberdeen, will be discussing his research on the role of policy in the energy transition.
WA Clean Energy Summit
Tuesday 25 March
Bringing together the industry experts in Western Australia. A must attend one-day event with the opportunity to network and hear about the latest political, financial, business, technology developments and market outlook for clean energy in WA from the state’s leading experts.