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Renewable Energy (2003)
Day 1 Day 2
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8.30 Registration and Coffee
9.00
Chairman's Opening Remarks

Keith Hughes, Partner, LeBoeuf, Lamb, Greene & MacRae.

9.10
KEYNOTE ADDRESS GLOBAL ENERGY ECONOMY AND RENEWABLES

Outline of the renewable energy market

  • Global energy market
  • Drivers, resources and technologies
  • Sustainable energy development: issues and perspectives
  • Renewable energy in the global context
  • Fossil today - renewables tomorrow?

Elena V Nekhaev, Manager Programmes, World Energy Council.

9.40
RENEWABLE ENERGY FOR BUSINESS AND COMMUNITIES

Making it happen

  • The barriers
  • The opportunities and benefits
  • How to make it happen
  • Examples of successful initiatives

Dr Jeff Kenna, Managing Director, Energy for Sustainable Development (ESD).

10.20
WIND POWER

The successful integration of wind power into the energy market

  • Consenting wind farms
  • Wind farms within a generation portfolio
  • Contracting output and hedging risk
  • Future developments

Dr Hans Jensen, Head of Environment, Innogy.

11.00 Morning Coffee
11.20
SOLAR POWER

How we will all use the sun’s energy

  • Key factors in photovoltaic generation
  • Cost efficiency issues
  • Technological advances and implications in development
  • Roadmap for the future

Philip Wolfe, Director, Renewable Power Association.

12.00
GREEN ENERGY FROM WOOD

Issues in bio-energy

  • Key benefits associated with the use of bio-energy
  • The cost and environmental impact
  • Fuel supply issues
  • Sustainability issues
  • Overview of bio-energy projects currently in development

Tony Nott, Business Manager, Biomass in Powergen UK.

12.40 Lunch
2.00
npower – JUICE

Squeezing value from renewable energy

  • The brief
  • The team
  • The proposition to the customer
  • Routes to market
  • The valie of Juice to npower
  • The future

Matthew Thomas, Manager, Renewable Product Development, npower.

2.40
THE DEVELOPMENT OF RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES IN DENMARK

The Danish experience

  • The national and international perspective on the Danish experience
  • The recent political and historical background
  • The choice of renewable sources
  • The development of markets
  • Examples of successful technologies and projects
  • Examples of overlooked technologies and projects

Preben Thisgaard, Director, Nova Pro.

3.20 Afternoon Tea
3.40
COMBINED HEAT AND POWER

The environmental benefits

  • CHP technology
  • CHP emissions
  • CHPQA programme and environmental benefits
  • CHP and the climate change programme
  • Case study: CHP in the chemical industry

Keith Plowman, General Manager, Powergen CHP.

4.20
THE USE OF RENEWABLE ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES FOR CLEAN ENERGY & REDUCTION OF POVERTY

“Village Power” from “Solar Power”

  • Our energy source, the sun
  • Fossil fuels and associated problems
  • Renewables and their advantages
  • Solar energy applications for sustainable development
  • Public awareness work on renewables (SAREP)
  • “Village Power” from “Solar Power”

Dr I M Dharmadasa, Reader in Applied Physics & Scientific Advisor to South Asia Renewable Energy Programme (SAREP), Sheffield Hallam University.

5.00 Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day One