EVENTS & SPEAKING

Sarah Aubrey is a speaker, presenter, panel host and MC who makes complex ideas about EVs, energy and the transition to a cleaner future accessible, practical and engaging.

From industry conferences and energy events to community conversations, Sarah brings real-world experience, storytelling and a healthy dose of humour to the stage.

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WHAT CLIENTS SAY

I would not hesitate to recommend Sarah as an event host. She is a pleasure to work with, reliable and always professional.

Kate Hawke

Head of Brand and Reputation Ausgrid

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SPEAKER · PRESENTER · PANEL HOST · MC

Sarah Aubrey brings real-world experience, energy and a practical perspective to conversations about EVs, electrification and Australia’s energy transition.

Speaking Topics

1. The Electrification of Transport: Beyond the EV Revolution

The shift from petrol and diesel to electric is transforming far more than passenger cars, from buses and trucks to delivery vehicles and the infrastructure that supports them. Drawing on her experience testing EVs and speaking with people across the industry, Sarah explores where transport electrification is heading and what it means for Australia.

2. Beyond the Car: Rethinking How We Move

The future of transport isn’t about replacing every petrol car with an electric car — it’s about giving people better alternatives to needing a car in the first place. Sarah explores urbanism, active and public transport, e-bikes, mopeds and electric motorcycles, and how cities can become more accessible, efficient and enjoyable.

3. Cutting Through the Noise: Misinformation, Social Media and the Energy Transition

From EV fire myths to claims about batteries, the grid and renewable energy, misinformation can make an already complicated transition harder to understand. Drawing on her experience building an audience on social media, Sarah explains how to communicate effectively in an environment where outrage travels faster than facts — and how businesses, governments and advocates can earn trust.

4. The All-Electric Home: What Happened When I Got Off Gas

Sarah uses her own home as a real-world case study to show what happens when you replace gas with efficient electric appliances and power them increasingly with renewable energy. She shares the practical lessons, the challenges and — importantly — the actual savings, showing that electrifying a home isn’t just about emissions; it can also make financial sense.

5. The Electrification Opportunity: What Australia Could Look Like Next

Australia has an extraordinary opportunity to use cheap renewable electricity to transform the way we move, live and power our homes. From EVs and electric trucks to public transport, batteries and all-electric homes, Sarah connects the technologies and shows audiences what an electrified Australia could actually look like — and why the transition is already underway.