• renewables are now price‑setting, exposing delivery and system risks
• storage has moved to balance‑sheet decisions, not pilot projects
• networks are the constraint, with queues, congestion and stability limiting build‑out
• affordability and reliability are under pressure, forcing real trade‑offs

The summit is designed as a delivery‑focused working forum, combining plenary sessions, panels, facilitated discussions and round tables.

The programme brings policy, capital, engineering and operations into the same room, encouraging candid discussion on what is actually working – and what isn’t – as renewables scale across Oceania.

Day two runs parallel streams for Australia & New Zealand and for Pacific Island markets, enabling deeper, context‑specific conversations within a genuinely regional forum.

• how to build at pace: construction, supply chain capacity and lessons from scaling up
• how markets behave at high renewables penetration: pricing, integration, congestion and system constraints
• what makes projects bankable now: storage economics, revenue stacking and investment discipline
• which policy and regulatory settings accelerate delivery – and which still slow it down 

Positioned at the crossroads of Australasia and the Pacific, Auckland is the strategic meeting point for the Oceania Renewable Power Summit – connecting regional leaders, island nations, and global energy markets.

The summit’s official hotel, Pullman Auckland Hotel & Apartments, is a five‑star property in Auckland’s CBD – moments from the Viaduct Harbour and major transport hubs – offering over 300 contemporary rooms, suites, and one‑ to three‑bedroom apartments designed for comfort and extended stays.

Discounted delegate rates available until 7 September 2026 – subject to availability.