Sydney Energy Briefing
A one‑day S&P Global Energy briefing on Australia’s energy, gas, metals, and carbon markets
Sydney Energy Briefing is a one‑day S&P Global Energy event in Sydney, Australia, on 30 April 2026, connecting energy leaders, policymakers, and investors for a high‑impact, Australia‑centric briefing underpinned by S&P Global’s industry‑leading intelligence, most updated data, and live pricing assessments across gas and power, metals, and carbon markets. Attendees will gain data‑backed insights into how volatility in iron ore, met coal, and LNG exports, global disruption to Australian power prices, and external forces reshaping the Australian carbon market trajectory are defining Australia’s role in regional and global energy and commodities flows.
Key themes explored at the Sydney Energy Briefing
- How current volatility will affect Australia’s iron ore, met coal, and LNG export outlook amid global supply and geopolitical pressures.
- What global disruption means for Australian power prices, gas markets, and energy system reliability.
- How external forces will reshape the trajectory of the Australian carbon market and compliance mechanisms.
These themes position Sydney Energy Briefing as the must‑attend, Australia‑centric briefing that combines gas, power, metals, and carbon pricing intelligence in a single, data‑driven agenda.
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Why Attend the Sydney Energy Briefing
Data insights
Gain data‑backed, S&P Global‑level insights on gas, power, metals, and carbon markets shaping Australia’s export balances, pricing, and trade flows.
Policy impacts
Understand how Australian policy, LNG export volatility, power market disruption, and carbon mechanisms affect competitiveness, energy security, and global supply chains.
Expert access
Network with S&P Global subject matter experts, analysts, and researchers in an Australia‑centric market briefing where you can ask questions directly.
Agenda
Agenda subject to change
Venue
Four Seasons Hotel Sydney
Address: 199 George St, The Rocks NSW 2000, Australia