Eliza Carbines, Director, Tender Relief9:05 OPENING | Welcome to Country
Len Collard, Whadjuk Nyungar
9:10 MINISTERIAL ADDRESS | Hydrogen Prospects for the Pilbara 2021
Hon. Alannah MacTiernan MLC, Minister for Regional Development; Agriculture and Food; Hydrogen Industry, Western Australian Government
9:30 KEYNOTE ADDRESS
Terry Hill, CEO, Pilbara Development Commission
9:45 Investing for impact in the Pilbara
Chris Wade, Chief Executive Officer, Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility
MINING, RESOURCES, ENERGY, RENEWABLES & DECARBONISATION
10:10 KEYNOTE ADDRESS | Growth and investment in the Pilbara
Warren Harris, Project Director Iron Bridge OPF, Fortescue Metals Group
10:40 MRL’s Pilbara Growth Strategy
Josh Thurlow, Executive General Manager of Development, Mineral Resources Limited
11:00 Networking and refreshment break
11:30 Accommodating the Pilbara – Fleetwood’s Residential and Fly In Fly Out Communities
Dominic Letts, Chief Operating Officer, Accommodation Solutions, Fleetwood Australia
11:50 Horizon Power’s Denham Hydrogen Demonstration Project
Stephanie Unwin, Chief Executive Officer, Horizon Power
12:15 Redefining The Pilbara Region – Hemi Discovery Mallina Gold Project
Glenn Jardine, Managing Director, De Grey Mining
12:35 Developing the Multi-Generational Mardie Salt & Potash Project
Alwyn Vorster, Managing Director, BCI Minerals
12:55 Butcherbird Project – Developing a battery grade Manganese Project in the Pilbara
Justin Brown, Managing Director, Element 25 Limited
13:15 Lunch and networking break
14:20 Alinta – Renewable energy’s role in powering the Pilbara
- 60MW solar hybrid power supply
- Low carbon technologies including the Port Hedland and Newman expansion projects
- Plans for additional renewables in the Pilbara and the interconnection of the East Pilbara
Gary Bryant, General Manager Asset Strategy, Alinta Energy
14:45 Warrawoona Gold Project
Dave Reeves, Managing Director, Calidus Resources Ltd
15:00 Aboriginal Opportunities in the Renewable Energy Sector
Dr Geoff James, Technology Director, Pilbara Solar
15:20 Large-scale renewables in the Pilbara: making it happen
Luke Blackbourn, Manager, Government & External Relations, Yara Pilbara
15:40 Networking and refreshment break
16:05 The Asian Renewable Energy Hub: Renewable energy at oil and gas scale, for local & export markets
Dr. Raymond Macdonald, Project Management Director, InterContinental Energy
COMMUNITY & INDIGENOUS ENTERPRISE AND ENGAGEMENT, ARTS, CULTURE & TOURISM
16:25 Regional update
Chris Adams, CEO, City of Karratha
16:40 PANEL DISCUSSION | Empowering regional communities – A hand up not a hand out
- Supporting the growth of the region and local businesses
- Indigenous engagement opportunities in the Pilbara
- Local jobs and training pathways for indigenous people in the region
- The role of big business in creating opportunities for long-term, economically sustainable businesses
- Successful indigenous business partnerships in the Pilbara – opportunities
- Tourism in the Pilbara – onwards and upwards!
Peter Jeffries, CEO, Murujuga Aboriginal Corporation
Drew Norrish,CEO, Mackerel Islands Pty Ltd
Adam Williams, CEO, Supply Aus
François Langlois, CEO, Ngarliyarndu Bindirri Aboriginal Corporation Brida Pty Ltd
17:20 Invest and Trade Western Australia and the State Government’s Overseas Offices Network
- Invest and Trade WA – Overview
- Services offered
- WA overseas offices network
- WA Investment and Trade Commissioners
Kristian Dawson, Executive Director, Invest and Trade Western Australia, Department of Jobs, Tourism, Science and Innovation
17:30 Closing remarks from the Chair
17:35 CLOSING | End of Conference Day One & Networking Function
Eliza Carbines, Director, Tender Relief9:10 Wind development in the Pilbara
Joep Vaessen, Market Leader – Energy, GHD
9:30 REGIONAL OPPORTUNITIES SNAPSHOT | Revitalisation, growth & development in the region
- Creating investment & development opportunities
- Creating a more balanced economy in the Pilbara & promoting regional development
- What is being done to prepare for longer-term Pilbara cities as self-sustaining communities?
Chantelle King, CEO, OCCI
Jordan Ralph, Principal, Mountway Finance & Treasurer, Karratha District Chamber of Commerce & Industry
10:00 Scarborough and Pluto Expansion
Paul Baker, Vice President Pluto Expansion, Woodside Energy
PORTS, TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENTS IN THE PILBARA
10:20 Direct RORO International Service Initiative – Heavy Break-Bulk and Containers
Captain Paul Toussaint-Jackson, General Manager International Business Development, SEASWIFT
10:40 The Pilbara Connection
Haroldo Stival, Deputy Sales Director (Business Development Manager), ANL & CMA CGM
11:00 Building Pilbara Ports capacity
Lyle Banks, General Manager – Development and Trade, Pilbara Ports Authority
11:20 Networking and refreshment break
AGRICULTURE, AQUACULTURE, CONSTRUCTION AND TRANSFORMATION
11:50 Transforming Agriculture in the Pilbara
Chris Schelfhout, Project Manager, Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development
12:10 Aquaculture in the Pilbara
Dr Michel Bermudes, Principal Research Scientist, Shellfish Aquaculture, Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development WA
12:30 Bush Mechanics: Country + Co-Production
Kieran Wong, Partner, TheFulcrum.Agency
Anne Mitchell, Director, Western Desert Lands Aboriginal Corporation: WDLAC
REGION GROWTH, BUILDING VIBRANT COMMUNITIES AND SKILLING FOR THE FUTURE
12:50 Port Hedland: A National Treasure
Kirsty Danby, Chief Executive Officer, Port Hedland Industries Council
1:10 PANEL DISCUSSION | Skilling for the future
- Creating opportunities and changing mindset & skills to meet new industry opportunities
- Evolving education models and training programs to build skill sets in the region
- Building vibrant lasting communities and maintain a strong pipeline of talent and entrepreneurial skills in the region?
Susan Grylls, CEO, Pilbara Universities Centre
Susan Cull, State Manager, Regional WA, The Chamber of Minerals & Energy of Western Australia
Donna Curnow, Manager Industry Engagement, North Regional TAFE WA
1:40 Closing remarks from the Chair & End of Conference
Lunch and networking break
ALMOST SOLD OUT ONLY 9 PLACES REMAINING!
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OVERVIEW
Pilbara 2022 supported by the Pilbara Development Commission will be looking at the economic growth, investment, development, productivity & innovation across the region.
This event further builds on 3 highly successful Pilbara Summits providing the perfect opportunity for the Pilbara regions senior industry, investors, businesses, community, and government representatives to re-join and reconnect for this unique networking and shared learning opportunity.
This year’s event will be held in the Pilbara region at the Red Earth Arts Precinct in Karratha.
Key topics to be discussed at Pilbara 2022 include:
• WA Economy – The importance of new development & economic growth in the Pilbara
• Strategic development, investment opportunities and emerging industries driving economic growth
• The future of energy and decarbonisation – Renewables, hydrogen and gas
• The resources powerhouse of WA – growth, new developments and decarbonisation in mines, ports, shipping, and green steel
• Managing and stimulating growth, innovative infrastructure, transport, primary industries and creating thriving and diverse communities
Pilbara 2022 Speakers and Agenda coming soon.
SPEAKERS
Terry Hill
CEO,
Pilbara Development Commission
Simon Trott
Chief Executive, Iron Ore,
Rio Tinto
Stephanie Unwin
CEO,
Horizon Power
Maia Schweizer
Director Australia — West,
Fortescue Future Industries
Francois Langlois
CEO, Ngarliyarndu Bindirri Aboriginal Corporation Brida Pty Ltd
Tony Rovira
Managing Director,
Azure Minerals
Nicole Roocke
CEO, Minerals Research Institute of WA (MRIWA)
Dale Henderson
COO,
Pilbara Minerals
Guy Boggs
Chief Executive Officer,
CRC TiME
Glenn Jardine
Managing Director,
De Grey Mining
Senior Representative,
Pilbara Ports Authority
Dave Batic
CEO,
Port Hedland International Airport
Anthony Sutton
Executive Director of Hydrogen and New Energies, Department of Jobs, Tourism, Science & Innovation, Western Australia
Alwyn Vorster
Managing Director,
BCI Minerals
PRICING
General Pricing
- Super Saver rate: $1,100 + GST (register before 31 March 2022)
- Early Bird rate: $1,299 + GST (register before 31 May 2022)
- Full rate: $1,499 + GST (from 1 June 2022)
Special Pilbara Small Business Rate
- Super Saver rate: $795 + GST (register before 31 March 2022)
- Early Bird rate: $895 + GST (register before 31 May 2022)
- Full rate: $995 + GST (from 1 June 2022)
There is a special discount on conference attendance for all small businesses (less than 10 people) that have originated in the Pilbara and are not a branch office of a national or international company. To see if you qualify for the discounted rate, please email Richard.Beattie@informa.com.au
REGISTER YOUR INTEREST
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SPONSORSHIP + EXHIBITION
Sponsoring Pilbara 2022 will be your gateway to the Pilbara regions senior industry, investors, businesses, community, and government representatives to re-join and reconnect for this unique networking and shared learning opportunity.
If you are interested in finding out about the various sponsorship and exhibition options available, please contact:
Megan Rogulski
Sponsorship + Exhibition Manager
E: Megan.Rogulski@informa.com.au
M: 0421 048 191
2022 SPONSORS
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Gold Sponsor
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SUPPORTED BY
Pilbara Development Commission
www.pdc.wa.gov.au Tel: (08) 6551 7500
The Pilbara Development Commission is working to make the Pilbara a great place to do business, build a career, raise a family and invest long into the future.
Established under the Regional Development Commissions Act 1993, the Commission is responsible to the Minister for Regional Development. We provide the regional link between State Government policy and planning and regional aspirations and needs.
Our mission is to be the catalyst for development and growth in the Pilbara by:
- Attracting and advancing new industries to diversify the Pilbara economy;
- Ensuring communities in the Pilbara have a high level of amenity and access to services; and
- By collaborating with other agencies, organisations and individuals to form transformational partnerships.
- Our vision for the Pilbara region is vibrant and sustainable communities underpinned by a strong, diverse economy.
Our projects range from supporting new tourism ventures to working with Aboriginal organisations to develop cultural, economic and creative strategies, proving the viability of commercial rock oyster cultivation on the Pilbara coast and supporting transformative agriculture in the inland Pilbara. We also provide a ‘knowledge hub’ on trends in the region, and work closely with government at all levels, industry, small and medium enterprise and the not-for-profit sector to make the Pilbara an even better place to be.
We are thrilled to support Pilbara Summit 2022.
VENUE & ACCOMMODATION
Red Earth Arts Precinct
27 Welcome Road
Karratha
Western Australia
(08) 9186 8600
COVID SAFE
The event will be held in a COVID-safe format. There are limited places for face to face conference passes so register now to avoid disappointment.
As the world’s leading events’ organiser, Informa has developed a detailed set of enhanced measures to provide the highest level of hygiene and safety at its events, providing everyone with reassurance and confidence they are participating in a safe and controlled environment.
For additional information, please see our complete list of commitments on how we’ll keep this event AllSecure: www.informa.com.au/allsecure/