Energy Exchange Australia 2026
Energy Exchange Australia (EXA) is a major annual energy trade show and conference held at the Perth Convention & Exhibition Centre from March 10-12, 2026. Formerly known as AOG Energy, EXA focuses on the energy transition, decarbonisation, and connecting the upstream energy supply chain. The event features a large exhibition floor with 165+ exhibitors showcasing solutions across oil & gas, renewables, decommissioning, and technology, plus a free conference program with 150+ speakers. It is organised by Diversified Communications Australia and attracts thousands of professionals from the energy industry.
165+
Exhibitors
5,500+
Attendees
Dates
Mar 10 – 12, 2026
City / country
Perth, WA, Australia
Venue
Perth Convention & Exhibition Centre
Type
B2B · Annual
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Notable exhibitors
Companies exhibiting at Energy Exchange Australia 2026 include A.W. Chesterton Co., AAF International, Abdex Industries, Accenture and Actuant India Pvt Ltd.
- A.W. Chesterton Co.
- AAF International
- Abdex Industries
- Accenture
- Actuant India Pvt Ltd
- Reach 5,500+ qualified industry professionals, with 76% having purchasing influence.
- Connect directly with major operators and project owners including companies such as Woodside, Chevron, Shell, Santos, BHP, bp, and Fortescue.
- Showcase solutions across oil & gas, decommissioning, hydrogen, offshore wind, CCS/CCUS, subsea, engineering, and digital technologies.
- Generate business leads and meet procurement teams actively sourcing equipment, services, and technology.
- Benefit from a strong exhibitor track record, with high exhibitor satisfaction and objective achievement reported from previous events.
- Build partnerships with operators, contractors, regulators, and project developers involved in Australia's energy transition.
Industries & Sectors
Organised By
Diversified Communications Australia Pty Ltd
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