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18th OERC Symposium 2024

21–22 November 2024, Barnett Lecture Theatre, Dunedin Public Hospital, 201 Great King Street, Central Dunedin

The theme for the 2024 symposium is: Our Changing Relationship with Energy.

We have lined up four excellent keynote speakers:

  • EECA CEO, Dr Marcos Pelenur
  • FlexForum Chair, Dr Stephen Batstone
  • Canada Research Chair in Reimagining Capitalism at Royal Roads University, Associate Professor Julie MacArthur
  • Green Party List MP, Scott Willis

Register online

To submit an abstract

We are currently accepting abstracts. Once a decision has been made, you will be invited to give either a presentation or a poster. The deadline for abstract submission is  Friday, 25 October, 2024.

Abstracts should be emailed to oercadmin@otago.ac.nz including:

  • Title
  • Author name(s)
  • Affiliation
  • Abstract (250 words max)
  • Indication if you will give an oral or poster presentation

Past symposia

17th OERC Symposium 2023 – An Energy Research Agenda for 20250

23-24 November 2023, Main Common Room, University of Otago Campus, Dunedin

16th OERC Symposium 2022 – An Equitable and Low-Cost Energy Transition

28–29 November 2022, Room 1.17 Otago Business School, University of Otago campus, Dunedin

15th OERC Symposium 2021 – The Challenge of Net Zero by 2050

18–19 November 2021, Room 1.17 Otago Business School, University of Otago campus

14th OERC Symposium – New Energy Futures post COVID-19

19–20 November 2020, Room 1.17 Otago Business School, University of Otago Campus

13th OERC and OCCNET Energy & Climate Change Symposium 2019

21–22 November 2019, Hutton Theatre, Otago Museum

12th OERC Energy and Climate Change Symposium 2018

22–23 November 2018, Hutton Theatre, Otago Museum

11th annual OERC Symposium 2017 & Ag@otago Colloquium

23–24 November 2017 at the Hutton Theatre, Otago Museum

10th annual OERC Symposium 2016 & Transport Colloquium

10–11 November 2016 at the Hutton Theatre, Otago Museum

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