High Voltage Conference Perth | 29 October |
After the outstanding success of the High Voltage Conference in Brisbane, IDC Technologies is proud to present High Voltage Conference | Perth, the next chapter in this leading industry technical conference series.
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The conference is intentionally boutique in nature, providing a platform where participants can learn from one another through the sharing of experiences and practical lessons. It encourages better ways of working and explores how people, processes, and technology can work together to improve safety, reliability, and operational performance across the high voltage sector.
2025 Delegate Testimonials
“Excellent case studies showcasing practical challenges and solutions, with a great balance of theory and application.”
“Great networking opportunities with industry peers.”
“A good range of relevant topics.”
“Always an even balance of theory and practical application.
Interested in sponsorship? Contact conferences@idc-online.com. Please review our Sponsorship Prospectus.
This conference provides sponsors with the opportunity to build strong business networks with engineering and technical professionals. It offers a valuable platform for companies with relevant products and expertise to connect directly with key decision-makers in their target market.
FAQ
How long has the High Voltage Conference been going?
Dr Steve Mackay, CEO of IDC Technologies, recognised a gap in the market for this type of learning in a conference format at a conference in 1992. He founded what has grown into a series of specialised technical conferences. Today, IDC Technologies hosts multiple engineering conferences worldwide.
Who attends a High Voltage conference in Australia?
Targeted towards engineering and electrical professionals and students.
Who are the speakers at High Voltage Conference 2026?
The conference brings together subject matter experts to share insights, knowledge, and lessons learned from recent incidents and case studies. It is a practitioner-focused forum centred on real-world experience and practical discussion. Regulators and standards organisations also participate to provide updates and engage with industry stakeholders.
CPD
The two day program delivers structured, skills based training hours that participants record as CPD (Continuing Professional Development) with relevant professional or licensing bodies.
Highlights from the 2024 and 2025 High Voltage Conference