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REGA Forum 2003

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Presentations:

Thursday 26 June 2003
Mr David Rossiter, Office of the Renewable Energy Regulator - MRET Update

Mr Mark Fogarty, Sustainable Energy Development Authority - Approach to Policy - the Importance of a Multi-Pronged Policy Platform for Low Carbon Economies and the Role for Government

Mr Greg Thorpe and Mr Tendai Gregan, Charles River Associates (Asia Pacific) Pty Ltd - Australia's Economic Response to Higher MRET Targets

Mr Phil Harrington, International Energy Agency - Going for Growth: Renewable Energy Development and Policy in Europe

Mr Brett Janissen, Australian Greenhouse Office - Emissions Trading

Mr Ric Brazzale, Business Council for Sustainable Energy - MRET Review, Industry Development and PV

Mr Nils Andersen, Vestas International Wind Technology Pty Ltd - Manufacturing Opportunities and Regional Market Growth

Dr Karl Mallon, Australian Wind Energy Association - Domestic Manufacturing and Cost Convergence

Mr Mark Dess, Department of Sustainability and Environment - Victoria's position on Kyoto and Emissions Trading

Mr Jorn Hammer, Vestas International Wind Technology Pty Ltd - Forum Sponsor

Friday 27 June 2003
Mr Gerry Morvell, Australian Greenhouse Office - MRET Review and Government's Long Term Climate Change Strategy

Mr Don Silcock, Bently Nevada - Renewable Energy Technologies - Interactive Solutions and Asset Management

Mr Justin Portelli, PriceWaterhouse Coopers - Non Compliant Carbon and Emerging Market Mechanisms

Dr Harry Schaap, Electricity Supply Association Australia Ltd - Greenhouse Abatement - The Easy Wins

Dr David Harries, Sustainable Energy Development Office (WA) - Issues for the Promotion of Renewable Energy - WA

Dr Stephen Schuck, Bioenery Australia - Status of Bioenergy Technologies

Mr John Titchen, Hydro Tasmania - Renewable Energy and the Potential For Hydrogen

Mr Martin Thomas AM, ZBB Energy Corporation and Enviromission Ltd - Solar Tower Project and Bromide Batteries

Mr Wes Stein, CSIRO Energy Technology - Global Development in Renewable Energy

Mr Graham White, Garrad Hassan Pty Ltd - Forecasting Energy Production for Wind Farms

Mr Peter Hordern, Minter Ellison - Issues Arising in Financing Renewable Energy Projects

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REGA Forum 2002

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Presentations:

Wednesday 29 May 2002
David Rossiter, ORER - Mandated Renewable Energy Target - Update on Performance

Mike Byers, DITR - Renewable Energy Technology Roadmap - An Update

Nicola Saltman, SEDA - "From little things big things grow - Green Power and emerging oppertunities as markets evolve"

Brett Janissen, AGO - Update: emmissions trading and the Green House Friendly program

Dr Clive Hamilton, TAI - Long-term Energy Policy in Australia

Thursday 30 May 2002
Henrik Kanstrup Jorgensen, VESTAS - Wind Turbine Power Curve and Sound - Measurement Uncertainties

John Titchen, Hydro Tasmania - Wind Development and Hydro Refurbishment

Assoc. Prof John Todd, University of Tasmania - Biomass for Electricity Generation - Is It Renewable?

Roger Davey, Enviromission - Solar Tower Case Study

Dr John Church, Antartic CRC and CSIRO Marine Research - The International Panel on Climate Change Workding Group 1 - Third Assessment Report

Edwin Foong, Ceramic Fuel Cells Limited- Fuel Cell Technology & Recent Developments

Larry Polglase & Peter Quinlan, Hydro Tasmania - Mini-Hydro - Experience Provides Lessons

Graham White, Garrrad Hassan Pacific Pty Ltd - Wind Farm Performance Monitoring

Rob Jolly, Greenworld Energy - A Unique Model of the Australian Renewable Energy Market

Friday 31 May 2002
Dr Muriel Watt, ACRE - Research in Renewable Energy

Dr Harry Schaap, ESAA - Energy Market Review and CoAG Energy Policy - Maximising benefits for renewable energy generation

Simone O'Sullivan, PricewaterhouseCoopers - Impacts of Locational Variables on Wind Farm Economics

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Mr Bruce Godfrey, Chair, Ceramic Fuel Cells - Renewable Energy Action Agenda

Mr Rik Van Der Kley, Specialist Consultant, Hydro Tasmania - Bayswater Mini Hydro – A Case Study Solution

Prof Raymond Lafitte, President, International Hydropower Association - The Future of Renewable Energy and the Role of Hydroelectricity

Richard Taylor, Executive Director, International Hydropower Association - Beyond Dams & Development

John J Todd, Centre for Environmental Studies, University of Tasmania - Woody-Biomass Fuelled Power Stations

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