at a glance...
The Efficient Electric Homes: Market Acceleration Summit is a new EEC flagship event focused on driving collaboration, insight and action. View the Summit Prospectus for opportunities to position your brand at the center of the conversation.
The Homes Summit will anchor and amplify the
Efficient Electric Homes: Market Acceleration
Plan which aims to activate the market, support
delivery partners, build trust, and guide the energy
transition with an ecosystem of high-quality
products and services.
And it will convene leaders from industry, government and the community to explore how to scale up our industry to upgrade millions of Australian homes so they are healthier, comfortable and affordable to run.
The Homes Summit will anchor and amplify the Efficient Electric Homes: Market Acceleration Plan which will set out a program
of work for driving market development between
now and 2030."
This is a critical moment for the homes market as we approach 2030. The Homes Summit will be a rallying point for businesses, governments, not for profits and researchers to clarify what we are looking to achieve, and activate around a plan to get us there.
It will:
- Share practical insights, case studies and best-practice policies that drive efficiency, electrification and energy flexibility;
- Explore the role of finance, standards, incentives and workforce development in delivering affordable and scalable home upgrades;
- Strengthen cross-sector collaboration by bringing together decision-makers, product and service providers, delivery partners, and community;
- Build shared understanding of the barriers to scale and the opportunities to align industry, government and community effort to achieve a fairer system; and
- Provide a platform for launching initiatives and positioning organisations as leaders of impact in the homes market.
We anticipate over 300 highly engaged participants from across the efficient, electric homes market. This includes product and service providers critical to the task of electrifying and improving the energy performance of homes (i.e. heat pumps, insulation, reverse cycle air conditioners, and demand flexibility solutions).
We’ll be joined by financiers, energy retailers, and energy service businesses working to reduce the cost of energy bills for consumers who own, invest, rent, or are part of low-income households. We anticipate strong attendance from policy experts, decision makers at all levels of government, industry associations, community groups, and researchers.