Mid West Major Projects
Unlocking project development, investment & growth across the region
28-29 April 2027 | DoubleTree by Hilton Perth Waterfront
The 6th Mid West Major Projects Conference supported by the Mid West Development Commission will be looking at growth, investment, diversification, transition, new energy, and collaboration across the region.
This year’s event will provide the perfect opportunity for the regions senior industry, investors, businesses, community, and government representatives to re-join and reconnect for this unique networking and shared learning opportunity.
Key topics to be discussed include:
- Investment and Partnership Opportunities: Exploring strategic investment pathways and collaborative partnerships across the region to foster sustainable economic growth, build resilience, and promote diversification of industries.
- Emerging Industries and Economic Expansion: Analysing the rapid growth of new and emerging industries such as data centres that could drive economic development and create transformative opportunities for regional expansion.
- Energy Transformation: Investigating new initiatives, and ambitious targets driving growth in refineries, biofuels, and the renewable energy sector, with particular focus on wind power, solar energy, hydrogen production, and natural gas development.
- Infrastructure Innovation and Growth Management: Addressing strategies for managing sustainable growth through innovative and collaborative approaches to infrastructure development, transportation networks, and agriculture.
- Decarbonization Initiatives Across Critical Sectors: Significant advancements, strategies and implementation across mining operations, export facilities, port infrastructure, shipping logistics, and industrial manufacturing sectors.
- Community Development and Diversification: Building vibrant, resilient, and diverse communities that support long-term prosperity, social cohesion, and quality of life.
Venue
DoubleTree by Hilton Perth Waterfront
1 Barrack Square,
Perth WA 6000
(08) 6372 1000

