Queensland Summit: Scaling Regional Bioenergy for Energy Security and Resilience

Event Overview

The Queensland Summit: Scaling Regional Bioenergy for Energy Security and Resilience is set to take place on October 14, 2026, at UniSC Moreton Bay in Petrie, Queensland. This summit is a pivotal gathering for bioenergy stakeholders, including industry leaders, investors, and government officials, aimed at addressing the pressing challenges and opportunities within the bioenergy sector.

Organized by Bioenergy Australia in partnership with IEA Bioenergy, the summit is part of a broader week-long delegation focused on bioenergy in Queensland. The event will feature five key sessions:

1. Queensland’s Renewable Fuels Opportunity: From Ambition to Delivery
2. What Will Unlock Investment in Queensland?
3. The Three Hubs Model - Regional Opportunities and Advantages
4. How Does Queensland Build Sustainable Feedstock Supply Chains?
5. Building Queensland’s Renewable Fuels Infrastructure Backbone

Notable Speakers

The summit will host a range of speakers from various sectors, including:

• Adam Charette-Castonguay, CSIRO
• Ana Jurisic, Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility
• Brendan Giles, Liquid Power
• Kellie Larsen, Quantem Bulk Liquid Storage

Registration Details

Early bird registration is available until September 16, 2026, with fees set at $330 for Bioenergy Australia members and $440 for non-members. Registration closes on October 7, 2026. For more information and to register, visit the official event page. This summit represents a significant opportunity for networking and collaboration in the bioenergy field, aiming to translate global insights into actionable strategies for Queensland.