All-Energy '09 Conference

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WEDNESDAY 20 MAY 2009

09.00-10.30	INTERNATIONAL MINISTERIAL AND GOVERNMENTAL PLENARY SESSION Speakers: The Lord Provost of the City of Aberdeen; Rt Hon Ed Miliband MP - Secretary of State, Department of Energy and Climate Change - introduced by Ann McKechin MP, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State, Scotland Office; Jim Mather MSP - Minister for Enterprise, Energy and Tourism, Scottish Government; H.E. James Wright, Canadian High Commissioner to the UK;  Dr Tidu Maini, Executive Chairman, Qatar Science & Technology Park
10.30-11.00	Break – exhibition visit
11.00-12.30	Vision to Action: Industry/Academic Keynotes	Wave and tidal - scene setting presentations and tidal barrage/lagoon schemes	Business briefing - insights into new markets	Sustainable transport – what the industry needs	Onshore wind - Planning and environmental issues	Grid and networks - Ofgem keynote; and interconnector plans
12.30-14.00	Break – exhibition visit
14.00-15.30	Vision to Action: Government Initiatives	Wave and tidal - technological and deployment advances at home and overseas	Carbon capture and storage - session sponsored by Shepherd and Wedderburn	Sustainable transport - fuels	Onshore wind- Safety and quick fire technology updates	Grid and networks - Scottish Nordic energy cooperation and investment	Scotland's Offshore Wind Story - Scottish European Green Energy Centre
15.30-16.00	Break – exhibition visit
16.00-17.30	Vision to Action: Scottish Industry Response  - organised by the Industrial and Power Association	Wave and tidal - Technology updates	Carbon capture and storage - Evaluation of CO2 storage offshore from Scotland.	Sustainable transport – novel solutions including HFC	Skills and training - organised by IET	Grid and networks - focus on the ENSG report
17.30 - late	Close – Happy Hour; Aberdeen City Reception and Giant Networking Evening

THURSDAY 21 MAY 2009

09.00-10.30	The Crown Estate: an overview of marine activity	Hydrogen, fuel cells, renewables: the perfect relationship	Vision to Action: Research – Scottish Universities ETP	Biomass for heat and/or power	Renewables for Communities: Empowering communities - organised by Community Energy Scotland	Investment, finance, funding and business	Green Data Centres - a Highlands and Islands Enterprise workshop
10.30-11.00	Break – exhibition visit
11.00-12.30	Offshore wind - scene setting, planning, ++	Planning for marine renewables – the environment, friend or foe?	Hydro  - organised by the British Hydropower Association	Biomass for heat and/or power	Low carbon buildings and microgeneration (residential - single houses) - Policy and drivers	Public Sector: Mobilising Renewable Energy for the Public Good	Austria Renewable Energy Technology Showcase
12.30-13.45	Break – exhibition visit
13.45-15.15	Offshore wind - Aberdeen's plans; and technology update	Especially for the farming community - SRDP support, assessing your RE opportunites, finance, biogas and biomass	Nuclear power	Effectively managing community benefit - organised by Scottish Community Foundation	Low carbon buildings and microgeneration (residential) - Solutions	Low carbon buildings and onsite renewables (non-residential and large residential schemes)	Aviation: radar and wind - an update
15.15-15.45	Break – exhibition visit
15.45-17.00	Offshore wind - The Big Push Offshore: major opportunities ahead!	Continuation of farming session - potential for linked network of onshore wind turbines in NE Scotland	Power storage - the holy grail	Exhibition visit	Exhibition visit	Exhibition visit
17.00	Close

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