2026 Energy Series | Transport & Logistics

Explore the technologies, fuels and solutions shaping the future

4 pm – 6:30 pm, Thursday 3 September, The Tauranga Club

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Transport is critical to the Bay of Plenty economy – connecting businesses, people and products across the region and beyond. But how do we reduce transport emissions while maintaining the performance, reliability and competitiveness our businesses depend on?

In this third session in the 2026 Energy Event Series, we will explore the range of pathways emerging across the transport sector, from hydrogen and electric vehicles through to renewable fuels and other sustainable options.

Topics & speakers to be announced soon.

The evening will end with a networking session where you can talk to the attending speakers, as well as meet other industry colleagues, along with drinks and canapes.

What’s the 2026 Energy Series?

A practical learning series bringing together businesses to learn from energy specialists, explore cost‑efficient solutions, and take action to optimise costs, strengthen resilience and plan confidently for the future.

The series aligns with the work of the Energy Leadership Group (ELG)(opens in new tab) and the development of the Western Bay of Plenty’s regional energy strategy. The series will include workshops on topics such as biomass, transport & logistics, and more. Alongside specialist insights, we’ll seek your input to help shape the topics discussed so they reflect your business priorities and real‑world needs.

This session is also about connection. You’ll have the opportunity to engage with peers, industry experts and innovators, helping to accelerate your energy strategy.

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This series is bought to you by Priority One, EMA, EECA, Beca and the Energy Leadership Group (ELG).

Learn more about Priority One’s energy work.(opens in new tab)