
This event is open to guests via invitation only. If you would like to join us, please contact our team.
Event Details: Invitation-only breakfast session Date: Wednesday 10th June 2026 Time: 8 am - 9:30 am Venue: The Assembly, Angel Place, 123 Pitt St, Sydney NSW
At a time of growing energy insecurity, rising costs and increasing pressure on existing systems, the opportunity is clear, but the pathway is not straightforward.
We’d like to invite you to a private breakfast session that will bring together leaders from industry and government to explore how waste, wastewater, energy, transport and policy systems can better be connected to unlock greater value.
Frontier Economics & Sphere Infrastructure invite leaders to come together for a focused, solutions-oriented discussion on what is preventing progress, what it will take to move forward, and how a more connected approach can help us move beyond silos.
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Are we taking too narrow a view of the role resource recovery infrastructure can play in Australia’s future?
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Are current policy, planning, economic and financing settings making it harder than necessary to unlock investment and scale practical cross-sector solutions?
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Is a lack of coordination across waste, wastewater, energy, transport and government systems limiting progress?
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Where are the most credible and achievable opportunities to deliver integrated outcomes across sectors?
Event Schedule
8:00 am Guest arrival and registration
8:00 am–8:20 am Breakfast, Tea, coffee and arrival networking
8:20 am Welcome and opening remarks
8:30 am Formal discussion
9:10am Closing reflections
9:20am–9:30am Informal networking and departures
9:30am-10am Post event informal networking conversation
Hosted by Frontier Economics’ Alexus van der Weyden and Sphere Infrastructure’s Kate Dryden.
Industries: Energy & Renewables, Public Policy & Government, Transport, Urban & Rural Water, Waste Management. Expertise: Adaptation & Resilience, Cost-Benefit Analysis & Real Options Analysis, Customer Engagement & Stakeholder Facilitation, Data Analytics, Economic Models, Economic Regulation, Public Policy Advisory.



