ISES 2001 Solar World
Congress
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Adelaide, South Australia
Solar Means Business
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ISES 2001 Solar World
Congress
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| 26 – 28 November 2001 Solar Means Business is sponsored by Origin Energy Provisional Program
11:00am – 12:30pm Systems and Projects Chair: Enzo Millich, European Commission Standards, Reliability and the ATSIC project in Australia Renewable Energy Power Systems and Meeting Shareholder Expectations Solar Energy in India – Business Opportunities Solar Thermal: Getting fired up about bulk power
4:10pm – 5:30pm Energy Utilities: Environmental Responsibility & Opportunities Chair: Harry Schaap, Electricity Supply Association of Australia A Utility's Perspective on Renewable Energy - the Balanced Scorecard
Approach Origin Energy’s Clean Energy Advantage Renewable Energy in the UK: Targets and Commercialisation It’s not easy being Green - An overview of Stanwell
Corporation's experience in
11:10am – 12:30pm Renewable Technology and Opportunities – 1 Chair: Andrew Stock, Origin Energy Limited, Australia Key Commercial Trends in Wind Project Development 600 Projects in 91 Countries: The Story of IT Power Solar Factory of the Future – Springer Carrier Canoas, Brazil Solar Thermal: Distributed Power Generation
4:00pm – 5:30pm Renewable Technology and Opportunities – 2 Chair: Tony Book, Riomay, UK BP Solar - Who we are, what we do and how we are making solar power
easier Commercialising Emerging Technology – Pitfalls & Best
Practice Rooftop Solar PV in Building and Construction – Finding the
'In' and staying there Commercial Advantages of Solar Tower Power
11:10am – 12:30pm Innovation and Investment in Sustainability; PV Customer Needs Chair: Lou de Leeuw, Sustainable Technologies Australia Limited, Australia PV: What Customers Want and What do Customers Need? Movements in the Sustainable Investment Industry Clusters providing Vehicles for Investment |
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 Government of South Australia |
