List of hackathons organized by energylab in 2018

Transportation and clean energy hackers -- students, entrepreneurs, designers, engineers, professionals -- in and around Melbourne! EnergyLab invites you to participate in The Future of Transport in Melbourne Hackathon. Come with a team, or join one at the event! You'll be challenged to identify a transport-focused clean energy startup idea and to brainstorm, develop and demonstrate an innovative new business concept. Present your project to a panel of expert judges for the chance to win recognition and an awesome prize.

Are you interested in the potential of business and technology to address challenges such as decarbonising our electricity grid, making transport more sustainable, or turning waste to renewable energy? Then we hope you will join us and other like-minded people for the EnergyLab Northern Rivers Clean Energy Hackathon.  EnergyLab and the Southern Cross Enterprise Lab have teamed up to organise this 1.5-day event to bring together a diverse group of people to come up with and develop clean energy startup and social enterprise ideas. This will be a great opportunity to meet new people, work on an interesting idea, learn something new, and have some fun. The winning team will receive prizes and support to help them make their idea a reality.  Everyone is welcome to participate, so whether you're a cleantech expert or new to the area, can code or not, are a hackathon junkie or a first-timer, we hope we'll see you there. We'll provide everything you need, including great workspaces, all meals, and plenty of snacks to keep you fueled! Teams will receive mentoring from industry, business and tech experts to develop their ideas, business models and pitches. EnergyLab is committed to growing new energy businesses that reflect the diversity of the communities they serve. We strive for equality, inclusivity and accessibility, and we encourage all people to participate in this event. If you have any concerns about attending this event, please email odette@energylab.org.au. How it works Inspiration: We'll kick off with a couple quick presentations about problems you might consider solving. Team forming: You can register as a team if you want, but if you're missing a team member or registering as an individual then we'll help you find teammates.  Ideation: Once teams are formed the brainstorming begins! Come up with a bunch of ideas and pick the one you want to work on for the rest of the hackathon.   Developing: We'll leave lots of time for you to develop your ideas, build a prototype if possible, and prepare your presentation. Mentors will be around to provide guidance if you want it. Presenting: Each team will present to a panel of judges, who will pick the winning teams.  Celebrating: Unwind and celebrate what you've achieved in less than 24hrs over a drink and something to eat. Key Information Where: Southern Cross Enterprise Lab, Level 3, A Block, Southern Cross University, East Lismore NSW 2480 When: 5:30pm Friday 16 November to 7:00pm Saturday 17 November Who: Students, entrepreneurs, designers, engineers, hackers, professionals, and anyone else interested in clean energy startups. You can register as an individual or as a team. Cost: Free, including all meals, snacks and drinks Agenda Friday 16 November 5:30pm: Arrive, have something to drink and eat, and start to get to know your fellow participants 6:00pm: Presentations to provide inspiration, resources and information on what the next 24 hours will entail 7:30pm: Dinner, team formation, and team registration 8:30pm: Go home and rest (or work if you really want to) Saturday 17 November 8:00am: Doors open and breakfast served Work in your teams with help from mentors 12:30pm: Lunch served Optional presentation practice 4:45pm: Submissions due 5:00pm: 5-minute presentation by each team followed by questions from the judges 6:00pm: Drinks to celebrate all you've achieved in 24 hours with winners announced by 7:00pm Prizes The winning team will receive a prize package to help them get their idea off the ground.  A guaranteed place in EnergyLab's Pre-Acceleration Program Free hot-desk membership at Southern Cross Enterprise Lab for the duration of the Pre-Acceleration Program More prizes to be announced * Requires submitting an eligible application by the deadline Challenges You may work on any startup idea related to clean energy, but we will provide some challenges and resources which you are welcome to use to point you in the right direction. Judging criteria Impact: If successful, the team will help transition Australia and the world towards a 100% clean energy future. Value: The team has come up with a product or service that their customers are likely to want. They're targeting a market that is either large or growing fast. Differentiation: The proposed product or service is brand new or contains an innovative twist on an existing solution. It is possible they could build an advantage over their competition in time. Business plan: The team has a viable plan for generating revenue and becoming financially sustainable. What they propose is either possible with current regulations or is likely to be soon. Team: The team have complementary skills and experience, and can clearly work well together to produce results in a short period of time. Frequently asks questions (FAQs) How many people are allowed in a team? Teams must contain 2, 3 or 4 people. Teams with 5 or more people in them must break into two or more smaller teams. Individuals can't compete but we will help you find at least one other person to form a team with (see below). I already have teammates; can I just participate with them? Yes! As long as you have at least one other person on your team (and your team doesn't have more than four people in it). I don't know anyone else attending, how will I form a team?  We have your back! We have built in lots of ways for you to meet other people in the same boat and will help you form a team with people you want to spend the weekend with. Before the event, you will be invited to a Facebook Group so you can start to get to know other people attending. The start of the event will include a few different networking opportunities, both casual and structured. During dinner, we'll help match individuals together and make sure no one is left out. If you have any questions or concerns please send an email to odette@energylab.org.au. Can I still participate if I don't have an idea? You can! We'll help your team find something interesting to work on over the weekend.  Do I have to spend the entire time at Enterprise Lab? Nope, but we would encourage you to. It's a great venue and we'll provide a constant stream of food and drink. However, if you would be more comfortable elsewhere or have other commitments then you're free to come and go. Please just be back in time for the presentations on Saturday. I have another question, who can I talk to?  Send an email to Odette Lawler at odette@energylab.org.au, or Tanya Egerton at tanya.egerton@scu.edu.au. About the organisers About EnergyLab EnergyLab is Australia’s leading platform for launching new energy businesses. Our integrated approach draws on the community of clean energy entrepreneurs and offers a range of ways to engage and leverage their ideas, technologies and resources. To read more about EnergyLab head to energylab.org.au. EnergyLab is partnering with Southern Cross University's Enterprise Lab to deliver it's Acceleration Programs, designed to help people launch and grow new energy businesses. Find out more at energylab.org.au/programs. About Southern Cross Enterprise Lab Southern Cross Enterprise Lab is a startup hub and co-working space located at Southern Cross University's Lismore campus. Functioning as a node in the NSW entrepreneurial ecosystem, the Enterprise Lab is supported by the NSW Government’s Department of Industry through the Boosting Business Innovation Program. Through its programs, the Enterprise Lab supports startups and works to build the entrepreneurial capacity of the Northern Rivers. Find out more at enterpriselab.org.au Our Partners This event would not be possible without the generous support of our partners    If you would like to receive invitations to other events EnergyLab organises in the future, please sign up to our mailing list.  

The energy sector is being disrupted, and technological change brings new opportunities. Solar panels, batteries, electric vehicles, over-the-internet metering, control systems, artificial intelligence, drones, telecommunications. Everywhere you look things are changing, fast. Startups that take advantage of smart energy trends will have the opportunity to create a massive impact. Who will be the Facebook, Amazon and Uber of the emerging smart energy sector? If you want the answer to be 'you' then come along to the EnergyLab Brisbane Smart Energy Hackathon! The EnergyLab Brisbane Smart Energy Hackathon is designed to bring people interested in energy innovation together to brainstorm, develop and demonstrate new business concepts.  EnergyLab is committed to growing new energy businesses that reflect the diversity of the communities they serve. We strive for equality, inclusivity and accessibility, and we encourage all people to participate in this event. If you have any concerns about attending this event, or the ticket price is a barrier to your attendance, please email odette@energylab.org.au. How it works Inspiration: We'll kick off with a couple quick presentations about problems you might consider solving. Team forming: You can register as a team if you want, but if you're missing a team member or registering as an individual then we'll help you find teammates.  Ideation: Once teams are formed the brainstorming begins! Come up with a bunch of ideas and pick the one you want to work on for the rest of the hackathon.   Developing: We'll leave lots of time for you to develop your ideas, build a prototype if possible, and prepare your presentation.  Presenting: Each team will present to a panel of judges, who will pick the winning teams.  Celebrating: Unwind and celebrate what you've achieved in less than 24hrs over a drink and something to eat. Key Information Where: The Precinct, 315 Brunswick Street, Fortitude Valley, QLD 4000 When: 5:30pm Friday 9th November to 7:00pm Saturday 10th November Who: Students, entrepreneurs, designers, engineers, hackers, professionals, and anyone else interested in energy startups. You can register as an individual or as a team. Cost: Early bird price of $10 for participants until midnight 4 November, $20 thereafter - includes all meals, snacks and drinks. $5 if you just want to watch the pitches and attend the networking drinks afterwards.  Prizes The winning team will receive a prize package to help them get their idea off the ground.  A guaranteed spot in EnergyLab's Pre-Acceleration Program, which includes three business coaching sessions and two tailored workshops A hot desk membership in EnergyLab's Brisbane CBD office for the duration of the Pre-Acceleration Program Agenda Friday 9th November 5:30pm: Arrive, have something to drink and eat, and start to get to know your fellow participants 6:00pm: Presentations to provide inspiration, resources and information on what the next 24 hours will entail 7:30pm: Dinner, team formation, and team registration 8:30pm: Go home and rest (or keep working) Saturday 10th November 8:00am: Doors open and breakfast served Work in your teams with help from some mentors 12:30pm: Lunch served Optional presentation practice 4:45pm: Submissions due 5:00pm: 5-minute presentation by each team followed by questions from the judges 6:00pm: Drinks to celebrate all you've achieved in 24 hours with winners announced by 7:00pm Speakers The following speakers with provide inspiration for your ideas by presenting real-world challenges and data to work with: Dean Comber, Product Manager Customer Inverter Systems, Ergon Energy Network, Energex Judges Nick Lake, Co-founder and Executive Director, EnergyLab Brett Moore, General Manager Digital Feasibility & Enablement – Strategy, Asset Safety & Performance Patrick Matweew, CEO, Redback Technologies Frequently asks questions (FAQs) How many people are allowed in a team? Teams must contain 2, 3 or 4 people. Teams with 5 or more people in them must break into two or more smaller teams. Individuals can't compete but we will help you find at least one other person to form a team with (see below). I already have teammates, can I just participate with them? Yes! As long as you have at least one other person on your team (and your team doesn't have more than four people in it). I don't know anyone else attending, how will I form a team?  We have your back! We have built in a number of ways for you to meet other people in the same boat and will help you form a team with people you want to spend Saturday with. Before the event you will be invited to a Facebook Group and Friday night will start off with some casual networking over drinks. During the presentations, everyone will introduce themselves so you know who else is looking for team members. During dinner, the organiser will help match individuals together and make sure no one is left out. If you have any questions or concerns please send an email to odette@energylab.org.au. Can I still participate if I don't have an idea? You can! We'll help your team find something interesting to work on.  Do I have to spend the entire time at The Precinct? Nope, but we would encourage you to. It's a great venue and we'll provide a constant stream of food and drink. However, if you would be more comfortable elsewhere or have other commitments then you're free to come and go. Please just be back in time for the presentations on Saturday. I have another question, who can I talk to?  Send Odette Lawler an email to odette@energylab.org.au. About EnergyLab EnergyLab is Australia’s leading platform for launching new energy businesses. Our integrated approach draws on the community of clean energy entrepreneurs and offers a range of ways to engage and leverage their ideas, technologies and resources. To read more about EnergyLab head to energylab.org.au. Our Partners Thank you to The Precinct for hosting this event and to Hackathons Australia for helping us promote it.

Transportation and clean energy hackers in and around Melbourne! You're invited to attend the third in EnergyLab's three-part event series on The Future of Transport in Melbourne. This event on Congestion -- will go into the major challenges and opportunities that lie ahead, and how startups can contribute to tackling the persistent problem of Melbourne's congestion. Following this event, you'll be able to sign up to participate in an EnergyLab hackathon with the goal to generate transportation-focused clean energy startups.

Smart energy is evolving rapidly. New energy technologies such as solar panels, batteries, electric vehicles and over-the-internet metering and control systems are rapidly becoming cheaper and more ubiquitous. At the same time, there have been great advances in adjacent areas such as artificial intelligence, drones and telecommunications. Startups can lead the energy revolution by taking advantage of these trends.  This event will explore the convergence of smart energy trends making new innovations and business models possible. The next event is a hackathon to help turn any smart energy startup ideas into reality. More information and hackathon registration below. EnergyLab Brisbane Smart Energy Hackathon Speakers Dean Comber, Inverter Systems Manager, Ergon Energy Stephanie Moroz, Principal, Davanz; Director, Australian Institute of Energy Patrick Matweew, CEO, Redback Technologies Manfred Neustifter, Founder CEO of Fluxpower; Founder CEO of Flowpay Nick Lake (Moderator), Co-Founder and Executive Director, EnergyLab Odette Lawler (MC), National Events Manager, EnergyLab Timing 5:30pm: Doors open 6:00pm: Panel discussion on startup opportunities in smart energy followed by a moderated Q&A with the audience 7:00pm: Continue the discussion over drinks and light snacks 8:00pm: Event concludes About EnergyLab EnergyLab is Australia’s leading platform for launching new energy businesses. Our integrated approach draws on the community of clean energy entrepreneurs and offers a range of ways to engage and leverage their ideas, technologies and resources. To read more about EnergyLab head to energylab.org.au. Thank you to our partners This event series is run in partnership with Freshwater Group and kindly hosted by The Precinct. Want more? EnergyLab is passionate about clean energy innovation in Queensland. To receive an invitation to future events please sign up to our mailing list.   Volunteers needed! If you're willing and able to assist with any of the following, please email Odette Lawler at odette@energylab.org.au.  Taking photos (BYO camera) Packing up at 8pm 

Advancing technologies and shifting norms are enabling communities to take control of their own energy supply and usage. Communities can initiate, develop, operate and benefit from a renewable energy resource or energy efficiency initiatives. From across the world, to right here at home, community groups and social enterprises are partnering with developers, energy retailers, network companies and local councils to develop renewable energy projects which return profits and power to the people and aid the clean energy transition.With the Northern Rivers having been at the forefront of the renewable energy transition for decades, it is a brilliant place to explore how this democratisation of the energy sector is currently unfolding, and what new startups can form in this sphere. Join us for a discussion on the opportunity for new businesses and social enterprises to be formed in the community energy sector. This event is part of a series leading to the EnergyLab Northern Rivers Clean Energy Hackathon to produce new startup ideas.  Panellists Ella Rose, President, Community Owned Renewable Energy Mullumbimby (COREM); Project Manager, COREM Large Scale Solar Garden Project Svea Pitman, Project Manager, COREM Mini Hydro Project Tony Pfeiffer, Managing Director, Enova Community Energy Sue Webster, Communications Team Leader, Farming Together (Farm Co-operatives and Collaboration Pilot Program), Southern Cross University Craig Johnston, Board Member, Zero Emissions Byron; Principal, Red Gum Projects; 5MW Byron Eco Park Solar Farm Nick Lake (Moderator), Co-Founder & Executive Director, EnergyLab Odette Lawler (MC), National Events Manager, EnergyLab Timing 5:45pm: Doors open 6:15pm: Panel discussion on community energy opportunities in the Northern Rivers, followed by a moderated Q&A with the audience 7:15pm: Continue the discussion over drinks and light snacks 8:15pm: Event concludes About EnergyLab EnergyLab is Australia’s leading platform for launching new energy businesses. Our integrated approach draws on the community of clean energy entrepreneurs and offers a range of ways to engage and leverage their ideas, technologies and resources. To read more about EnergyLab head to energylab.org.au. EnergyLab is partnering with Southern Cross University's Enterprise Lab to deliver it's Acceleration Programs, designed to help people launch and grow new energy businesses. Find out more at energylab.org.au/programs. About Southern Cross Enterprise Lab Southern Cross Enterprise Lab is a startup hub and co-working space located at Southern Cross University's Lismore campus. Functioning as a node in the NSW entrepreneurial ecosystem, the Enterprise Lab is supported by the NSW Government’s Department of Industry through the Boosting Business Innovation Program. Through its programs, the Enterprise Lab supports startups and works to build the entrepreneurial capacity of the Northern Rivers. Find out more at enterpriselab.org.au Thank you to our partners This event series is run in partnership with Southern Cross University's Enterprise Lab  and Community Owned Renewable Energy Mullumbimby (COREM)   Want more? EnergyLab is passionate about clean energy innovation in the Northern Rivers. To receive an invitation to future events please sign up to our mailing list.   Volunteers needed! If you're willing and able to assist with any of the following, please email Odette at odette@energylab.org.au.  Taking photos (BYO camera) Packing up at 8:15pm 

Want to help decarbonise our energy systems? Or is your fight the war on waste? Bioenergy may be the magic weapon to both. Bioenergy is the world's primary source of renewable energy and yet opportunities still abound to generate fuel, heat and power from sustainably-sourced organic matter. There are huge possibilities for this sector to change the way that we create, and view, energy.  EnergyLab and Bioenergy Australia have teamed up to run this two-day event to bring people interested in bioenergy innovation together to brainstorm, develop and demonstrate new business concepts. If you're interested in starting a business in bioenergy, come along and join a group of like-minded individuals to explore new ideas and opportunities for startups in this sector, with the opportunity to win some amazing prizes! We'll provide everything you need, including great workspaces, all meals, and plenty of snacks to keep you fuelled! Teams will recieve mentoring from industry, business and tech experts to develop their ideas, business models and pitches. Participants who register by 3 October will receive the Early Bird registration price of $10. EnergyLab is committed to growing new energy businesses that reflect the diversity of the communities they serve. We strive for equality, inclusivity and accessibility, and we encourage all people to participate in this event. If you have any concerns about attending this event, or the ticket price is a barrier to your attendance, please email odette@energylab.org.au. How it works Inspiration: We'll kick off with a couple quick presentations about problems you might consider solving. Team forming: You can register as a team if you want, but if you're missing a team member or registering as an individual then we'll help you find teammates.  Ideation: Once teams are formed the brainstorming begins! Come up with a bunch of ideas and pick the one you want to work on for the rest of the hackathon.   Developing: We'll leave lots of time for you to develop your ideas, build a prototype if possible, and prepare your presentation.  Presenting: Each team will present to a panel of judges, who will pick the winning teams.  Celebrating: Unwind and celebrate what you've achieved in less than 24hrs over a drink and something to eat. Key Information Where: The Precinct, 315 Brunswick Street, Fortitude Valley, QLD 4000 When: 10:00am Monday 15th October to 1:30pm Tuesday 16th October Who: Students, entrepreneurs, designers, engineers, hackers, professionals, and anyone else interested in bioenergy. You can register as an individual or as a team. Cost: $10 for participants (until 3 October, $20 thereafter), including all meals, snacks and drinks. $5 if you just want to watch the pitches and attend the networking drinks afterwards.  Agenda Monday 15 October 10:00am: Arrive, have some morning tea, and start to get to know your fellow participants 10:30am: Presentations to provide inspiration, resources and information on what the weekend will entail 11:30am: Team-building activities (you can skip this if you already have a team) 12:30pm: Lunch and team registration Work in your teams 6:30pm: Dinner Work in your teams 9:00pm: Go home and rest (or keep working if you really want to) Tuesday 16 October 8:00am: Doors open and breakfast served Work in your teams and optional pitch practice 11:00am: Submissions due 11:15am: 5-minute presentation by each team followed by questions from the judges 12:30pm: Start lunch while the judges deliberate 12:50pm: Winners announced! 1:30pm: Event ends Challenges You are welcome to work on any clean energy startup idea but the focus of this event is bioenergy. Mentors Heather Bone, Director, Bioenergy Australia & MD, RebusJ Sustainability Dr Georgina Davis, Director, Waste to Opportunity Enterprise, & Board Member, Waste management Association of Australia Jackson Gerard, Director, Biofuel & Hydrogen Investment at Queensland Government Department of State Development Nick Lake, Co-Founder & Executive Director, EnergyLab James Tilbury, Co-Founder & Programs Director, EnergyLab More mentors to be confirmed Prizes The winning team will receive the following prize package: A guaranteed place in EnergyLab's Pre-Acceleration Program - includes 3 coaching sessions, 2 workshops, a 3-month hotdesk membership at EnergyLab's Brisbane space located within CEFC offices, and a guaranteed interview for EnergyLab's Acceleration Program Free ticket for each team member to Bioenergy STRONG Conference Aviation Breakfast - worth $95 per ticket Free ticket for each team member to Bioenergy STRONG Conference Bioenergy Innovation Awards Evening (to be attended by government dignitaries) - worth $185 per ticket Free tickets to upcoming Bioenergy Australia workshops More prizes to be announced. Frequently asks questions (FAQs) How many people are allowed in a team? Teams must contain 2, 3 or 4 people. Teams with 5 or more people in them must break into two or more smaller teams. Individuals can't compete but we will help you find at least one other person to form a team with (see below). I already have teammates, can I just participate with them? Yes! As long as you have at least one other person on your team (and your team doesn't have more than four people in it). I don't know anyone else attending, how will I form a team?  We have your back! We have built in a number of ways for you to meet other people in the same boat and will help you form a team with people you want to spend the two days with. If you have any questions or concerns please send an email to odette@energylab.org.au. Can I still participate if I don't have an idea? You can! We'll help your team find something interesting to work on.  Do I have to spend the entire time at The Precinct? Nope, but we would encourage you to. It's a great venue and we'll provide a constant stream of food and drink. However, if you would be more comfortable elsewhere or have other commitments then you're free to come and go. Please just be back in time for the presentations on Tuesday. I have another question, who can I talk to?  Send Odette Lawler an email to odette@energylab.org.au. About the organisers EnergyLab EnergyLab is Australia’s leading platform for launching new energy businesses. Our integrated approach draws on the community of clean energy entrepreneurs and offers a range of ways to engage and leverage their ideas, technologies and resources. To read more about EnergyLab head to energylab.org.au. Bioenergy Australia Bioenergy Australia is committed to accelerating Australia’s bioeconomy. Their mission is to foster the bioenergy sector to generate jobs, secure investment, maximise the value of local resources, minimise waste and environmental impact, and develop and promote national bioenergy expertise into international markets. You can read more about Bioenergy Australia at bioenergyaustralia.org.au. Our Partners Thank you to The Precinct for hosting this event and to Hackathons Australia for helping us promote it. 

Clean energy and smart technology enthusiasts in Tasmania! EnergyLab invites you to participate in The Future of Energy in Tassie Hackathon. At this event, you'll be challenged to imagine and develop innovative new develop business models that drive the growth of the clean energy sector in Tasmania and beyond. Come with a team of from 2 to 4 people, or join a team at the event. Present your clean energy startup project to a panel of judges for the chance to win recognition and some great prizes.

Transport is transforming in Melbourne and the opportunities for innovating in this sector are endless. What is changing and why? Where are the opportunities to transform how we move from A to B in our city? Understanding transport trends are crucial to understanding sector growth and change, and to creating game-changing transport startups. EnergyLab is thrilled to welcome an expert who will answer the crucial question: What are the trends that are likely to be dominant in the future of transport in Melbourne?  This is the second event in EnergyLab's three-part event series on The Future of Transport in Melbourne, leading to a hackathon to generate transportation-focused clean energy startups. More information and registration for the series below.  The Future of Transport in Melbourne: Policy The Future of Transport in Melbourne Hackathon The speaker Marion Terrill, Transport Program Director, Grattan Institute Marion Terrill is a guiding voice in discussions of transport in Melbourne. A leading policy analyst and Director of the Transport Program at the Grattan Institute, she has provided expert analysis and advice for the Commonwealth Government, the Business Council of Australia and at the Australian National University. She is the perfect person to help us understand where the opportunities are for creating new transport-focused clean energy startup ideas.  Timing 5:30pm: Doors open 6:00pm: Presentation on the future of transport in Melbourne followed by a moderated Q&A with the audience 7:00pm: Continue the discussion over drinks and light snacks 8:00pm: Event concludes About EnergyLab EnergyLab is Australia’s leading platform for launching new energy businesses. Our integrated approach draws on the community of clean energy entrepreneurs and offers a range of ways to engage and leverage their ideas, technologies and resources. To read more about EnergyLab head to energylab.org.au. Thank you to Freshwater Group This event series is run in partnership with Freshwater Group. Want more? EnergyLab is passionate about clean energy innovation in Victoria. To receive an invitation to future events please sign up to our mailing list.   Volunteers needed! If you're willing and able to assist with any of the following, please email riley@energylab.org.au.  Taking photos (BYO camera) Packing up at 8pm 

Waste should be burned to create energy, not buried. Ideas like these ignite the imaginations of Australians dreaming about reducing the impact of our waste, and of creating a circular economy. These ideas can come to life. Waste-to-energy technologies have come a long way in the last decade and public sentiment is Australia is warming to the idea of producing renewable energy from non-recyclable waste. With advancing technology and shifting norms come opportunities for new businesses to be formed. Join us for a discussion on what startups might emerge in the waste-to-energy sector. This is the second event in EnergyLab's two-part event series on startup opportunities in BioFutures, leading to a hackathon to generate BioFutures startup ideas. More information and hackathon registration below. EnergyLab Bioenergy Hackathon Speakers Henry Anning, Director, Corporate and Project Finance, Clean Energy Finance Corporation Dr Georgina Davis, Director, Waste to Opportunity Enterprise & Board Member, Waste Management Association of Australia (WMAA) Nick Lake (Moderator), Co-Founder & Executive Director, EnergyLab James Tilbury (MC), Co-Founder & Programs Director, EnergyLab Other panellists to be announced Timing 5:30pm: Doors open 6:00pm: Panel discussion on startup opportunities in bioenergy followed by a moderated Q&A with the audience 7:00pm: Continue the discussion over drinks and light snacks 8:00pm: Event concludes About EnergyLab EnergyLab is Australia’s leading platform for launching new energy businesses. Our integrated approach draws on the community of clean energy entrepreneurs and offers a range of ways to engage and leverage their ideas, technologies and resources. To read more about EnergyLab head to energylab.org.au. Thank you to our partners This event series is run in partnership with Freshwater Group and kindly hosted by The Precinct. Want more? EnergyLab is passionate about clean energy innovation in Queensland. To receive an invitation to future events please sign up to our mailing list.   Volunteers needed! If you're willing and able to assist with any of the following, please email James Tilbury at james@energylab.org.au.  Taking photos (BYO camera) Packing up at 8pm