2011 Conference

The grid below is designed to let you know what happened when.

You can click on the topic headings on this grid and get straight through to the programme for the session; and not only read biographical notes on each speaker in a session but also - where presentations were given - have access to a complete record of all that happened in the All-Energy 2011 conference.

Some sessions were "presentation-less" as they were panel disucssions, but for others we have virtually all the presentations, so browse and enjoy!

WEDNESDAY 18 MAY 2011

OFF TO A FLYING START!

09.00 – 10.30: Opening plenary session: Chair: Andrew Jamieson, ScottishPower Renewables and Chairman of RenewableUK; Peter Stephen, The Lord Provost of the City of Aberdeen; Charles Hendry MP, Minister of State, DECC - Department of Energy and Climate Change; Duncan Botting, Business Innovation and Growth Director - Power, Industry and Utilities, Parsons Brinckerhoff; Sir Ian Wood, Chairman, Wood Group; Niall Stuart, Chief Executive, Scottish Renewables.

11.00-12.30	Offshore wind 1- Setting the scene	Growing the green economy Organised by UKTI	Hydrogen and fuel cells - available and useful right now! Organised by SHFCA	Smart grids - where are we now? Organised by the Institution of Engineering and Technology - The IET	Hydropower - Fish 'n' chips: rising to current industry challenges Organised by Community Energy Scotland	Carbon Capture and Storage 1 - Enabling work	Austria - Experiences with renewable heat Organised by Advantage Austria
12.30-14.00	Break – exhibition visit
14.00-15.30	Offshore wind 2 - Moving forward	Bankable Projects: Regs, risks and returns Organised by SEGEC	Sustainable transport	Grid - the big picture	Microregeneration - setting the scene and technical update	Carbon Capture and Storage 2 - Proposed projects	Renewables for communities *Organised by Community Energy Scotland*
15.30-16.00	Break – exhibition visit
16.00-17.30	Offshore wind 3 - Industrialising the sector: The continuing call to arms to the UK offshore supply chain Organised by AREG	Investment in innovation in renewables *Organised by Cleantech Investor*	Power storage - 'the holy grail'	Grid - interconnection and other key issues	Microgeneration FiTs and RHI - Question Time	Specially for the farming community	Wave and tidal: Design and modelling for success

18.00 onwards: Aberdeen City Council Civic Reception followed by the Giant Networking Evening – all are welcome!

THURSDAY 19 MAY 2011

09.00-10.30	Wave and tidal 1 - Setting the scene	Onshore wind - Planning, policy and environment	Bioenergy – 1 Biomass	Scottish Supply Chain Development for a New Energy Future Organised by Scottish Enterprise/TWI Ltd	Regional renewable energy update	Industry perspectives on financing	Why offshore geophysical surveys (by seismic and other remote sensing methods) are vital for renewable projects	Education Day - all day
10.30-11.00	Break – exhibition visit
11.00-12.30	Wave and tidal 2 - UK and overseas projects	Onshore wind - operational issues	District heating Organised by Combined Heat and Power Association	Powering Growth - diversification opportunities in new energy markets: lesson learned Organised by the Industrial and Power Association	Support for renewable energy in a world of constrained funding - how to make sure we are successful	SuperGen session Organised by EPSRC	Health and safety across the sectors	Education
12.30-13.45	Break – exhibition visit
13.45-15.15	Wave and tidal 3 - Pentland Firth and Orkney Waters: Two decades to change the world - a host community perspective	Offshore wind - technology updates	Bioenergy 2 - Biogas, biofuels and energy from waste	Public perception - winning hearts and minds to achieve the targets	Skills - getting the right people now and in the future	Adopting Sustainability: Business Benefits - CUSP seminar Organised by The Robert Gordon University	Energy efficiency and sustainable lighting	Education
15.15-15.45	Break – exhibition visit
15.45-17.00	Wave and tidal 4 - More from homeand overseas ... and OTEC	Offshore wind - technology updates	Geothermal		Water: maximising CO2 savings	Nuclear - an update		Education