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Summary

Start your morning with an insightful discussion on how energy is shifting from a routine operational expense to a critical financial and strategic consideration for Australian businesses.

Over breakfast, this session will explore how rising energy costs, electrification and evolving market dynamics are reshaping the way organisations approach long-term planning and investment decisions. You’ll gain practical insights into how energy strategy can influence financial performance, risk management and future business value.

 

Learning Outcomes:

  • Understand how energy is evolving into a strategic financial consideration for businesses
  • Evaluate the financial impacts of energy costs and long-term energy strategies
  • Identify different energy financing models, including PPAs and energy-as-a-service solutions
  • Recognise the role of energy resilience and electrification in protecting business value
  • Interpret how climate and emissions reporting requirements influence financial and board-level decisions
  • Identify opportunities for accountants and advisors to support clients in energy-related decisions
  • Assess common risks and pitfalls when evaluating energy investments

Speaker

Take a look at our speaker scheduled for this event.

Kathryn Hoogesteger

General Manager, (and Former Head of Finance), Smart Commercial Energy

With over 18 years in the renewable energy industry and a decade of experience in finance, accounting, and management, Kathryn brings a unique blend of empathetic leadership and financial expertise to her role.

A long-standing member of the Smart Commercial Energy team, she is dedicated to driving sustainable growth while prioritising customer satisfaction and fostering a thriving workplace culture.

Fees

Below is all of the pricing information for the event. 

AUD pricing is inclusive of GST. 

Member fee: $40.00 AUD

Non-Member fee: $50.00 AUD

Venue / Location

Wollongong Golf Club

151-161 Corrimal St
Vue Room
Wollongong, NSW(AUS) 2500
Australia