Masterclass and mixer: Evaluating energy technologies in a changing world

What's involved

• Learn from Adjunct Professor John Burgess and Dr Tony Heynen as they unpack the latest methodologies for assessing alternative energy technologies through financial and risk lenses
• Explore current data and real-world applications with an updated comparison of energy solutions shaping the future of the sector
• Discover UQ’s Master of Sustainable Energy (MSE) as Dr Heynen shares a brief overview of the program, highlighting how it’s equipping professionals to lead in a rapidly evolving energy landscape
• Engage in an interactive Q&A with the presenters and connect with peers who share your passion for the energy transition

Catering will be provided. Registrations are essential.

Who should attend

Sustainable energy alumni, current students and professionals interested or working in the energy sector.

Cost

This is a free event. Catering is provided.

About the presenters

Adjunct Professor John Burgess brings extensive industry and academic experience in energy systems and policy, with a focus on financial and risk analysis.

Dr Tony Heynen is a senior lecturer at the School of Chemical Engineering and program coordinator for UQ's Sustainable Energy postgraduate program. He oversees curriculum design, professional research projects, and teaches Energy and Development and Energy Investment and Finance.

About UQ

• UQ is ranked within the top 50 universities worldwide, offering students exceptional teaching and research standards through world-class facilities
• More than 55,000 current students, including 21,000 international students, contribute to a diverse, inclusive community across 3 beautiful campuses
• UQ has a global reputation for producing university graduates ready to pursue successful careers and become leaders in their fields