Water Quality and Environmental Health Network

28/04/2026

DAY 2 – WATER, ENERGY & ESG IN MINING | MAY 14, 2026 | PERTH

The mining sector is entering a decisive era of transformation.

On Thursday 14th May 2026, we bring together industry leaders, government, researchers and technical experts for Day 2 of this landmark program at the Duxton Hotel, Perth, focused on the most pressing environmental and operational challenges shaping mining in 2026 and beyond.

WATER & CLIMATE RESILIENCE | ENERGY STRATEGY & FUEL SECURITY | ESG & DECARBONISATION

From 8.30am to 5.00pm (with networking until 6.30pm), this full-day program explores how the sector is responding to:

• Water scarcity, groundwater stewardship & climate resilience
• Regulatory reform and water law in a drying climate
• Fuel security risks and geopolitical energy pressures
• Mine electrification, renewables & hybrid systems
• ESG reporting, governance systems & generative AI
• Carbon, compliance and digital transformation

We are honoured to welcome Minister Hon Don Punch MLA, alongside leading voices from AMEC, University of Western Australia, Sequana, Hancock Iron Ore, Murdoch University, Amira Global, and other key industry organisations.

Flexible attendance options:

✔ Full Day (Day 2): $690pp
✔ Session 1 (AM only): $420pp
✔ Session 2 (PM only): $350pp
✔ Day 1 + Day 2 full program: $1,300pp

Why attend?

This is not a theoretical discussion — it is a practical, solutions-focused program addressing how mining operations are:

• Securing water and adapting to climate pressure
• Managing fuel volatility and energy transition
• Strengthening ESG systems and compliance readiness
• Building long-term operational resilience

Who should attend?
Executives, engineers, water & environmental specialists, ESG leaders, regulators, consultants, and technology providers working across mining, energy, and resources.

Duxton Hotel, Perth
Thursday 14th May 2026
8.30am – 5.00pm | Networking to 6.30pm

Places are limited and bookings are filling quickly.

Secure your place here https://www.waterqualitynetwork.org/waterconferenceperth

15/07/2022

Oil Spill Conference 2022 Fremantle WA

15/07/2022

It was so good seeing so many Marine Scientists, Government representatives, delegates from the Offshore Sector and virtual participants from Malaysia, Queensland, Canberra and Sydney at the Oil Spill Conference in Fremantle WA in May. There was a high level of audience participation which kept many informed, updated and connected. Join us for future workshops and events at https://www.waterqualityandhealthnetwork.com/

15/07/2022

Bookings are now open for the 1 day HAZMAT / HAZARD
Recognition and Management at
Marine Oil Spills Course in Melbourne at the Angliss Conference Centre.
This is a Technical and intense learning course comprised of 8 modules.
The focus will be on what to do, how to do it, and what you must know to reduce and prevent risk and liabilities. Join the offshore sector, Maritime Industry, Marine Scientists across Australia

To find out more see

Personnel with Responsibilities in Public Safety/Industrial Management/Industrial Engineering/Emergency Services (Fire, Police and Civil Defence)/Specialist Search and Rescue.

01/04/2022

The WQHN Oil Spill Conference is now being held in an additional city due to high demand. We are excited to announce the opportunity for delegates to participate in-person at Seaworld, Gold Coast as well as the WA Maritime Museum in Fremantle.
Livestream option is also available.
Bookings are filling. Click here for more https://www.waterqualityandhealthnetwork.com/marine-oil-spills-conference22

02/02/2022

An excellent collaboration with locals in the Cocos and Christmas Island on the Marine Debris Project 2019.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbwK4EQrWWg
Source from: https://dwer.wa.gov.au/indian-ocean-marine-debris-project

24/01/2022