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Perth Branch
Welcome to the Australian Institute of Energy Perth Branch.
What the Perth Branch Does
The Perth Branch provides an opportunity to network amongst participants in the energy sector. We provide a forum through:-
The Australian Institute of Energy is not a lobbyist. We do not represent any particular viewpoint.
Coming Events
Changing Gas Specifications
– Will it Affect You?
The second phase of supporting regulations for the Gas Supply (Gas Quality Specifications) Act 2009 became effective in April 2012. How do these changes affect the industry in relation to operating and maintenance costs for operators, gas storage facilities and large gas consumers, and compensation for specific losses outlined in the Act? How will the changing gas specifications affect you?
Matthew Bowen
Matthew practises in commercial law with particular emphasis on energy law, competition policy and open access (third party access), and trade practices law. He advises clients in a range of industries on energy contracting, including buying, transporting and selling gas and electricity.
Matthew has advised a range of private and public sector clients in relation to third party access to gas pipelines, electricity networks, mining and resource development infrastructure. He also advises clients on trade practices matters in relation to all types of contracts, including misuse of market power, exclusive dealing, price fixing and anti-competitive arrangements.
Matthew has assisted the WA Government in a wide range of legislative reforms in the energy industry from 1994 to the present, including the development of several statutory open access regimes for gas and electricity infrastructure. More recently, he assisted Government and industry in the preparation of the gas Retail Market Rules for Western Australia and South Australia, the gas quality legislation of 2009 and 2010, and the implementation of the National Gas Law in WA in from 2008 to present.
This presentation will be very interesting and will provide excellent opportunities to network with other participants in the energy sector. Book early to secure your seat.
EWA is jointly organised by the AIE (Perth Branch) and the Western Australian State Government
12th Energy in Western Australia Conference - EWA 2012 - Balancing competing interests 24 and 25 October
2012
The Energy in Western Australia Conference has been proudly organised by the Office of Energy, Western Australian government and the Australian Institute of Energy - Perth Branch since 1996. This year is our twelfth event.
The 2012 conference theme is “Balancing Competing Interests”. It has been selected to reflect the challenge of continued economic growth and a high standard of living in Western Australia while accommodating the needs of residents, investors and industry.
The primary objective of the conference remains unchanged since the first conference in 1996, namely to provide industry and key stakeholders with an open forum to consider, discuss and network on current and future energy issues which affect and shape our industry.
The conference is strongly supported, well attended and has a genuine reputation as a quality energy event. Registration fees are competitively priced and represent excellent value for money. Over 200 people attended the event in August 2011.
The Perth Branch is proud to be a major sponsor of the
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