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2 > FORUM DAY ONE: 14 JUNE AM REGISTRATION 9.00am-9.40am GLOBAL AND LOCAL UPDATE Overview of recent trip to Renewable Cities Global Learning Forum in Vancouver Tom Nockolds, Marketing and Communications Director, Community Power Agency Session Leader: Ben Peacock 9.45am-11.00am UPDATE ON AUSTRALIAN RENEWABLE CITIES AND REGIONS Updates from cities on their progress to going renewable for their urban environments. Canberra as a 100% renewable city Dr Stephen Bygrave, Executive Director of Climate Change and Sustainability, ACT Government Local Energy Sharing and Energy Storage in City of Sydney Nik Midlam, Manager, Carbon Strategy, City of Sydney Lismore City Council s 2023 RE Goal and Update on Council-Operated, Community-Funded Floating Solar Farm Sharyn Hunnisett, Environmental Strategies Officer, Lismore City Council Session Leader: Barbara Albert 11AM AM MORNING TEA 11.30am-12.45pm PLENARY KEYNOTES City of Sydney Presentation Clover Moore, Lord Mayor, City of Sydney City of Adelaide Presentation The Right Hon Mr Martin Haese, Lord Mayor, City of Adelaide ZEN Energy Technologies Presentation Prof. Ross Garnaut, Chairman, ZEN Energy Technologies Pty Ltd Session Leader: Mary Hendriks 12.45PM-2.00PM LUNCH 2.00pm- 3.15pm THE ROLE OF THE CORPORATE WORLD IN GROWING RENEWABLE CITIES Industry speaks of the success of various urban renewable energy projects and shares innovative ideas. Hear from corporate leaders who share their views and visions for a renewable future. How small business can achieve Carbon Neutrality James Robson, Owner, Ross Hill Wine Group The new enabling and disruptive technology of battery storage, and how this fits into the energy systems of savvy businesses David Malicki, Senior Team Leader Energy Efficient Business Unit, NSW Office of Environment and Heritage The Business Case for Energy Independence in the Retail Sector Dr Kate Ringvall, Country Manager Sustainability Retail, IKEA Pty Ltd Session Leader: Monica Richter, WWF

3 3.15PM- 3.45PM AFTERNOON TEA 3.45pm 5.00pm PLANNING FOR 100% RENEWABLE - CASE STUDIES Sharing the progress - stories from local government, industry and community groups who have taken the lead in going renewable Carbon neutrality and renewable energy generation at a regional University Peter Harris, Energy Manager, Charles Sturt University How Commercial Buildings and Tenants can source Off-Site Renewable Energy via Power Purchase Agreements Jonathan Prendergast, Green Infrastructure Project Manager, UTS / Facilities and Projects 5.05PM -6.30PM JOIN NETWORKING DRINKS IN EXPO Delegates invited to visit Australian Energy Storage & Renewable Cities exhibition in breaks

4 > EV WORKSHOP DAY TWO: YOUNG AMBASSADORS 15 JUNE 2017 PROGRAM (PM ONLY) 8.30AM-8.55AM DAY TWO EV WORKSHOP REGISTRATION (INCLUDES LUNCH) 9.00am-10.00am THE PATH FORWARD FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLES IN AUSTRALIA The Electric Vehicle Council session Introduction to the EV Council and the path forward to reaching critical mass in the Australian electric vehicle industry Behyad Jafari, Chair, Electric Vehicle Council Overview of the current EV market both international and national Kristian Handberg, Lead, Electric Vehicles New Energy, AGL Going from A to B, changing the way we fuel Tim Washington, CEO, JET Charge EVs and future mobility Heath Walker, Sr. Marketing and Communications Manager, TESLA 10am-11.15am PLANNING FOR AN EV FUTURE IN AUSTRALIA Our transport networks are the arteries that enable flow within and between urban areas. Changing to low carbon transport systems needs strategic, smart and long-term thinking. Michael Kane, Director, Urban Economics and Integrated Transport Planning Scott Nargar, Future Mobility Manager, Hyundai Motor Company Australia Dr David Mills, AM, (Case Study, Early Adoption 2 x EV s) Session Leader: Beyhad Jafari 11.15AM AM MORNING TEA 11.45am-1.00pm INDUSTRY EMBRACES ELECTRIC VEHICLES (CASE STUDIES) Bruce White, Airport Manager / National Service Delivery Manager, Carbridge Roger Van Der Lee, Autonomous Programs Director, Australia & Asia Pacific RDM Group Ryan Hammond, Director, Sealed Performance Batteries Session Leader: Mary Hendriks 1.00PM 2.00PM LUNCH (view Electric Vehicles and Charging units) 1.45pm-2.00pm AFTERNOON: RENEWABLE CITIES YOUNG AMBASSADORS REGISTRATION 2.00pm 3.15pm RENEWABLE CITY YOUNG AMBASSADORS 2016 (CASE STUDIES) Young Ambassadors 2016 present case studies from their work with councils, business or organisations. All RCA delegates from either session are invited to join this session. Solar Powering a Student Housing Co-op: A community effort Sarah King, Community coordinator, Stucco Co-operative Challenges and opportunities of an Energy Products Startup Daisy Shen, Managing Director, Element Energy Limited Adelaide City Council Presentation Bec Taylor, City of Adelaide Session Leader: Jacqui Fetchet

5 3.15PM- 3.45PM 3.45PM -4.45PM AFTERNOON TEA OPTIONS 3.45pm -4.45pm Optional Session OR 3.45pm 4.45pm Optional Session OR 3.45pm -4.45pm Invitation only SUSTAINABILITY TOUR OF THE ICC FOR DELEGATES OF RENEWABLE CITIES TOUR OF ICC for Delegates of Renewable Cities Australia Booking essential DELEGATES WELCOME TO JOIN AUSTRALIAN ENERGY STORAGE DEBATE: In Main Conference Room RENEWABLE CITY YOUNG AMBASSADORS 2016 (INVITATION ONLY) Young Ambassadors only session (please apply) Run by YA Program Leader, Jacqui Fetchet 4.45PM -4.50PM CLOSE Exhibition: Delegates invited to visit Australian Energy Storage & Renewable Cities exhibition in breaks Workshop (optional): Delegates are recommended to attend the Recycling Workshop held by the Australian Battery Recycling Initiative (ABRI) Note that this program is subject to change and may be varied at the discretion of the organisers, Exhibitions and Trade Fairs, NSW.

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