Chemeca is the annual conference for the Australian and New Zealand community of chemical and process engineers and industrial chemists. Together, participants will learn and share industry knowledge, experience, ideas and insights that help the industry continue to grow.

2 days ago · We are excited to announce call for abstracts is now open for both Chemeca 2025 and Hazards Australasia. The theme for Chemeca 2025 is Shape the future – starting now which explores the pivotal role of chemical engineering in advancing industrial progress, ensuring safety and sustainability and fostering innovation.

Chemeca Medal Entries close 4 August 2025. Awarded by the Australian and New Zealand Federation of Chemical Engineers, the Chemeca Medal is the most prestigious award in the chemical engineering profession in New Zealand and Australia.

Register to attend Chemeca and Hazards Australasia. Once again, Chemeca 2025 and Hazards Australasia will be running alongside each other. This means your registration ticket will allow you entry to both conferences, giving you the opportunity to pick …

Chemeca conference: 28 - 30 September 2025. Hackathon twist begins: Sunday 28 September 2025. Final pitch presentations and winner decided: Tuesday 30 September 2025

The Institution of Chemical Engineers will host the Chemeca 2024 Conference along with continued support from the Federation members.

Safety Solutions Ltd is a sponsor of Chemeca 2024. Plenary speaker: Jessica Baldasso, BHP. Jessica Balasso is the General Manager for Engineering, Infrastructure & Services (EIS) for BHP in South Australia.

For all enquiries, please contact: [email protected]. To keep up to date with conference announcements: register your interest

Thank you to all who attended Chemeca 2024 and Hazards Australasia on the Gold Coast. Please see below some photos from the conference and dinner. We look forward to seeing you in Adelaide in 2025!

Chemeca 2025 will be held at the Hilton Hotel, Adelaide, South Australia. The hotel overlooks Victoria Square in the heart of Adelaide’s entertainment and shopping district. Sitting just under 500 meters from local attractions like the Central Market and Chinatown, and two kilometers from Adelaide Botanic Gardens and the University of Adelaide.