Cutting-edge conference sessions will cover the most pressing trends in renewable energy, giving you all the information you need to solve real problems and explore real opportunities in renewable energy.
This is the only conference and expo where ALL of the power generation stakeholders -- from coal and natural gas to nuclear energy to renewables -- come together under one roof to solve the world's energy problems as one united power-generation industry.
Four Tracts
1. The large-scale renewables track will cover baseload and multi-megawatt-scale renewable energy projects, policies and applications.
2. The distributed generation track will look at smaller commercial and behind-the-meter renewable energy applications, technologies and policies and our utility integration track will cover permitting and interconnection and other grid impacts of renewable energy.
3. The renewables and the global market track will examine how renewables are making an impact on emerging markets, for example how they are solving energy issues for the billions of people worldwide without access to power.
4. The innovative energy partnerships track will look at how renewable energy and other traditional fuels can work together such as pairing geothermal energy with oil and gas exploration; algae projects with power plants; pumped hydro or natural gas with wind farms and solar with coal plants.
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ReplyDeleteEDF Greenpeace and NRDC....
all of whom advocate directly or indirectly LNG as a bridge technology
Beware the Wolf in Sheep's clothing
Unfortunately the IPCC in its leaked document includes Natural Gas as part of the problem.
The Intergovernmental Panel of Climate Change (IPCC) report, leaked earlier this week to a number of major media organizations, said continued greenhouse gas emissions caused primarily by burning oil, coal and natural gas will probably increase the likelihood of “severe, pervasive and irreversible impacts for people and ecosystems.”