From Australia to America: Lessons in Modern Energy Transition
Join AZZO during New York Climate Week for an invitation-only breakfast roundtable focused on what the U.S. can learn from Australia’s experience in energy economics & resilience.
We’ll explore the systems, services, and regulations shaping Australia’s energy transition, and what those lessons could mean for the evolving U.S. market. This event is designed for leaders across data centers, facilities and manufacturing, energy generation and storage, and critical infrastructure.
Event Details
Wednesday, September 23, 2026
8:00 to 9:30 AM EDT
American Australian Association | Murdoch Center
600 Third Avenue, Floor 34
New York, NY 10016
Breakfast will be provided.
Guest Speakers
James DiLiberto
Chief Executive Officer, AZZO
Steven Marshall
President, American Australian Association and Former Premier of South Australia
Daniel Weiss
Co-Founder and Managing Partner, Angeleno Group
Michael Yambrach
Office of Energy and Sustainability, Montgomery County, Maryland
What We’ll Discuss
The roundtable will offer practical perspectives on:
How Australia’s energy model can inform the U.S. market
The policies, regulations, and market forces shaping energy adoption
How distributed energy and storage can support reliability, sustainability, and ROI
Building utility-friendly energy parks that accelerate time to power and create valuable flexibility
The growing energy needs of data centers, facilities, factories, and critical infrastructure
Event Agenda
8:00 AM: Welcome, breakfast, and networking
8:10 AM: AZZO opening remarks
8:15 AM: Moderated roundtable discussion
9:00 AM: Closing comments
9:15 AM: Audience Q&A
9:20 AM: Networking and follow-up conversations
Space is limited. Request to attend here.