Dr Lars Schernikau with lessons from the "Energiewende"

Dear ,

Dr Lars Schernikau is a renowned energy economist and keynote speaker at global energy and commodity forums. His latest book, The Unpopular Truth… about Electricity and the Future of Energy, discusses the “energy transition” and how to meet global growing energy demand from an energy economic point of view.

He'll be speaking at a cocktail function at Tattersall's on Wednesday July 10 at 6:00 for 6:30 pm. To book click here.

With two decades immersed in the commodity industry, Lars' journey began at The Boston Consulting Group (USA and Germany) from 1997 to 2003. He also has personal commercial experience in the industry as a co-founder, shareholder, and former board member of the supervisory board at both HMS Bergbau AG and IchorCoal NV – German-based, publicly listed, international commodity marketing and mining companies.

Germany's "Energiewende" has progressed further than most country's energy transitions with reports that 58.1% of her electricity was produced by renewables in the first quarter of this year. This experience and the lessons from it should be invaluable in a country like Australia that hopes to have 82% of electricity produced from renewables in just 6 years time in 2030.

Dr Schernikau's presentation will be followed by a panel discussion where he will be joined by serial mining entrepreneur Nick Jorrs, of Bowen Basin Coal, a metallurgical coal producer, and Ballymore Resources which explores for copper, gold and critical minerals in Queensland. Nick holds a Bachelor with Honours in Civil Engineering from the University of Queensland, a Master of Business Administration from the University of NSW (AGSM) and a Graduate Diploma of Applied Finance and Investment (FINSIA)

Date: Wednesday July 10, 6:00 for 6:30 pm
Place: Tattersall's Club, 215 Queen Street, Brisbane
Cost: $80 general admission, $70 AIP members, $60 Students and pensioners. All tickets include wine and canapes
Bookings: Click here.

Hope to see you there.

Regards,

GRAHAM YOUNG
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR