Electrify Queenstown 2026 to be held in May

A previous edition of Electrify Queenstown; photo by Will Nelson

The Electrify Queenstown summit returns this May, offering a comprehensive three-day programme dedicated to the practical and strategic transition to electric energy.

Running from May 17–19 at the Queenstown Events Centre, the event brings together industry leaders, technology innovators, and policymakers to explore the scalable solutions driving the electrification movement.

A previous edition of Electrify Queenstown; photo by Will Nelson

The 2026 lineup features high-profile speakers, including renewable energy advocate Saul Griffith, Xero founder Rod Drury, and Rewiring Aotearoa’s Mike Casey.

The summit is structured to provide value across various professional levels by integrating high-level strategy with practical application. It features sessions focused on finance, investment, and long-term energy policy for decision-makers and boards, alongside hands-on workshops designed for business owners and operators seeking immediate cost savings and efficiency gains. These insights are complemented by immersive, real-world demonstrations of e-mobility, solar integration, and smart-tech solutions for both commercial and residential use.

A highlight of the event is a moderated discussion on the future of the national energy system, providing attendees with direct insight into the policy frameworks that will shape New Zealand’s infrastructure.

For the first time, Electrify Queenstown 2026 will also introduce ticketing, including early-bird pricing, to ensure the event remains financially sustainable into the future. There are options to to attend individual days, events, or the full three-day programme.

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