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WREC cfa7 - World Renewable Energy Congress / Network (WREC

WREC
2010
Eleventh World Renewable Energy
Congress and Exhibition
25 – 30 September 2010
Abu Dhabi – United Arab Emirates
Congress patronage
His Highness Sheikh Hamdan Bin Zayed Al
Nahyan
Ruler’s Representative in the Western Region Abu Dhabi,
and Chairman of Environment Agency-Abu Dhabi
Platinum Sponsor
Congress Organizers
Environment Agency – Abu Dhabi (EAD) and
The World Renewable Energy Congress (WREC) - UK
Background
The Council of WREC/WREN at the 9th Congress in Florence, Italy September 2006, voted to have the
World Renewable Energy Congress XI in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates (September 2010).
EAD and WREN have agreed that the theme of the Congress and the associated Exhibition is
TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENT: Green Buildings and Renewable Energy Options.
The Congress is under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Hamdan Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Ruler’s
Representative in the Western Region Abu Dhabi, and Chairman of Environment Agency – Abu Dhabi.
Mission Statement
With the accelerated approach of the global climate-change point-of-no-return the need to address the pivotal role of
renewable energy in the formation of coping strategies, rather than prevention, is more crucial than ever. Sustainability,
green buildings, and the development of the large-scale renewable energy industry must be at the top of all
development, economic, financial and political agendas. The time for action has arrived. Prevention and questioning
how and why we face this great challenge is a luxury we can no longer indulge. We welcome the establishment of the
long overdue International Renewable Energy Agency which we hope will work side-by-side with similar
intergovernmental agencies striving for the adoption of renewable energies.
Chairman of Organising
Committee
H.E. Mr Majid Al-Mansouri
Secretary General, Environment Agency – Abu Dhabi
Chairman of the Technical
Committee
Coordinator of the Technical
Sections
Chairman of Exhibition
Committee
Prof Ali Sayigh - UK
Chairman of World Renewable Energy Congress &Director General of WREN
Prof AbuBakr Bahaj - UK
Dr Ahmed Khider, Environment Agency – Abu Dhabi
Technical Committee Advisors:
Dr Osman Benchikh - UNESCO, France
Dr Larry Kazmerski- NREL, USA
Mr Rainer Hinrichs-Rahlwes, Germany.
Mr Pradeep Chaturverdi, New Delhi, India.
Prof. Zhang Xiao-Ping, Shanghai Institute of Energy- Shanghai, China.
Dr Faiq Billal, ISESCO, Rabat, Morocco.
Dr Mahmoud Abdulrahim, - EAD, UAE
Dr Ahmed Khider – EAD, UAE
Mr Philip R Wolfe – REA, UK
Dr Falah Hasoon - NREL, USA
For more information about the Congress & Exhibition, contact:
Prof Ali Sayigh, P O Box 362, Brighton BN2 1YH, UK. Tel: 44-1273-625-643 Fax: 44-1273-625-768,
email:a.sayigh@wrenuk.co.uk, web: www.wrenuk.co.uk or Ms Manisha Pillai, Environment Agency – Abu Dhabi
(EAD)
P O Box : 45553, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, Direct Tel: 00971 2 6934441; Fax : 00971 2 4464799
E-mail : mpillai@ead.ae ; Website : www.ead.ae
Among the sponsors:
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2010.
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References
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Please remember to have the English grammar and spelling checked before submitting your paper.
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TOPICS OF THE CONGRESS and THE TECHNICAL COMMITTEE
BIOMASS CONVERSION (BM)
• Heat and electricity generation
• Energy crops and residues
• Liquid fuels
• Environmental impacts
• Socio-economics and case studies
• Gasification processes
Prof Stefano Brandani-UK
Chair
Prof Celio L. Cavalcante Jr.-Brazil
Prof Eric S. Fraga-UK
Dr Colin L. Pritchard-UK
Prof. Kai Zhang - China
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ENERGY AND GENDER-EQUITABLE DEVELOPMENT (EG)
• The use of biofuels to expand access to energy in rural areas
• Energy as women's business
• Program design, implementation, and evaluation
• Cooking, health, sanitation, and water impacts
• Climate and energy justice
Dr. Barbara C. Farhar – USA
Chair
Ms Gail Karlsson, J.D. - USA
Dr. Priyadarshini Karve - India
Ms Julie Teel, J.D. – USA
FUEL CELL, HYDROGEN AND INTELLIGENT ENEERGY SYSTEMS (FC)
• Advances in the science and technology
• Proven commercialization reports including economic and policy issues
• Hydrogen technology for fuel and electricity
Dr John A Turner -USA
Chair
Prof Dr Robert J Howlett – UK
Co-Chair
Ass. Prof. Patric Jannasch-Sweden
Dr Ulrich Schmidtchen-Germany
Dr. Jazaer Dawody-Sweden
Mr Arno A. Evers-Germany
Prof Dr Kamaruzzaman Sopian-Malaysia
Prof. P. Yianoulis-Greece
GEOTHERMAL APPLICATIONS (GA)
• History & the Physics of Geothermal Energy
• Geothermal Energy Extraction & Applications
• Electricity Generation
• Policy and Resources
Prof Thorsteinn I Sigfusson-Iceland Chair
LOW ENERGY ARCHITECTURE (LEA)
• The challenge of climate
• Human Behaviour: Expectations and Energy Use
• Green Building Materials and Technologies
• Energy consumption: Low carbon technologies
• Assessment: Monitoring and Case Studies
• Urban Environments: Master-Planning And Infrastructure
Mr Ian Giuliani-UK
Chair
Mr Bill Watts-UK
Co-chair
Prof Doug King–UK
Prof Dr Cettina Gallo-Italy
Mr Hugh Lockhart-Ball-UK
Mr Nazar Sayigh-UK
Dr Runming Yao-UK
Prof. Manuel Correia Guedes-Portugal
Prof Bahram Moshfegh-Sweden
Professor Y G Yohanis-Northern Ireland
Dr Mark Jentsch-UK
Prof Andrew Miller - UK
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OCEANENERGY (OE)
• Wave and tidal energy resources, measurement, modelling and characterisation.
• Device modelling, testing and development.
• Device hydrodynamics, structural integrity, survivability and the marine environment.
• Environmental impact assessment, protocols and standards.
• Balance of system - power take-off, sensors and control; grid integration.
• Towards multiple device deployments and commercialisation.
• Legislation, policy instruments, finance and markets.
• Socio-economic assessment, education and training.
AbuBakr S Bahaj-UK
Chair
Chris Retzler-UK
Brian Holmes-Ireland.
Luke Myers-UK.
Cameron Johnstone-UK.
Luke Blunden-UK.
PHOTOVOLTAIC TECHNOLOGY (PV)
• Solar Cell Technology
• BOS Components
• PV manufacture, testing and certification
• Stand alone systems
• PV for rural development
• PV in the built environment
• Utility and grid connection issues
• Markets and commercialisation
• Financing schemes
• National programme
Prof Dr. Neelkanth G. Dhere-USA
Chair
Dr Patrick James-UK
Co-chair
Dr Larry Kazmerski-USA
Prof Martin Green-Australia
Dr Hamda Al Thani-UAE
Dr Antonia Sonia A C DINIZ-Brazil
Prof Ning Dai-China
Dr N. Romeo-Italy
Prof Dr Ali Hamzeh-Syria
Dr K. Emery-USA
Dr Falah Hasoon-USA
Dr Ali Al-Karaghouli-USA
Prof Nicola Pearsall-UK
RADIATION AND SOLAR MATERIALS (RA)
• Radiation measurement, modelling, simulation and equipment
• Meteorological data relevant to solar application
• Solar Materials, spectrally selective materials, measurement and modelling
• Glass and glazing products, switchable materials
A/Prof John Boland-Australia
Chair
Dr Ricardo Aguiar-Portugal
Dr Kostis Jacovides-Greece
Dr. Enio B. Pereira-Brazil
Mr Jan Remund-Switzerland
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SOLAR THERMAL (ST)
• Collector Technology
• Rural Applications
• Solar Cooling
• Solar Thermal Applications
• Solar Electric Power Generation
Professor Philip Eames-UK
Prof Robert Critoph-UK
Dr Dorota Chwieduk-Poland
Prof Akio Kodama-Japan
Dr Soteris Kalogirou-Cyprus
Chair
Co-Chair
WIND ENERGY (WE)
• Machines and wind farms
• Wind resources and environmental issues
• National and Regional programmes
• Offshore wind power
• Economic and institutional issues
• Connection and integration
• Small, micro-generation and hybrid systems
Dr Donald Swift-Hook-UK
Chair
Mr David Milborrow-UK
Co- Chair
Dr David Lindley-K
Mr Martin Alder-UK
Dr Visadimir Kukhartsev–Russia
Prof Rebecca Barthelmie–US
Prof John Kaldellis–Greece
Prof. Izumi Ushiyama-Japan
POLICY & STRATEGY (PS)
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Status of renewable energies – globally, regionally, locally
Scenarios for future growth of renewable energy: aiming at 100%
Renewable energies in the economic and financial crisis for sustainable economic growth
The renewable energy mix: wind, solar, hydro, geothermal, biomass and more
Renewable energies and climate change mitigation
Renewable energies and poverty reduction and energy security
International and supra-national institutions and organizations fostering renewable energy
Main drivers and main barriers for rapid growth of renewable energies
Legal and financial framework conditions for investment security
Smart grids, super grid, off-grid: decentralized and/or large scale
Policies for renewable energies in different sectors and different regions: local, regional, national
Mr Rainer Hinrichs-Rahlwes-Germany Chair
Prof David Elliott-UK
Co-Chair
Dr. Dörte Fouquet-Belgium
Mr. Stefan Schurig-Germany
Mr Wilson Rickerson-US
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
H.E. Mr Majid Al-Mansouri (EAD) – Chair
Dr Ahmed Khider (EAD)
Dr Mahmoud Abdelraheem (EAD)
Dr Hamda Al-Thani (NEWRC)
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Ms Alicia Al Mutawa (EAD)
Ms Manisha Pillai (EAD)
Mr S Senthil Gopinath (CSI)
Prof Ali Sayigh (WREC)
AMONG THE INVITED SPEAKERS
1- Dr Lawrence Agbemabiese, Programme Officer, UNEP, Paris, France
Using advance market commitments to stimulate demand for renewable energy in Africa: Critical requirements and
success factors
2- Mr Martin Alder, BEng DMS MCIWEM MCIMgt MICD AMIMechE, Optimum Energy Ltd, Wind Direct
and Chairman of WREN
European Wind Energy Progress and Achievement
3- Dr Khaled A. Al-Sallal, School of Architectural Engineering, UAE University, Al-Ain, UAE
Energy Saving in the UAE Residential Buildings
4- Dr Rajeewa (Rajiv) Arya, Moserbaer Photovoltaic (MBPV), New Delhi, India
Solar Energy Technology and Opportunities in India
5- Prof AbuBakr S. Bahaj, University of Southampton, Sustainable Energy Research Group, School
of Civil Engineering and the Environment, Southampton, UK
Energy, Buildings and Climate Change
6- Mr Nigel Banks, MEng (Hons) CEng MCIBSE, Associate Director, AECOM, Leeds, UK
The use of weather and climate change information in building design
7-Dr Osman Benchikh, Head of Energy Programme, UNESCO, Paris, France
Renewable Energy: Perspectives and Challenges
8- Dr Syham Bentouati, Technology Advisor for Petroleum Development Oman
Energy Saving and Renewable Energy in Oman Petroleum Industry
9- Prof John Boland, School of Mathematics and Statistics, University of South Australia, Australia
Decision making under uncertainty in the integration of renewable energy systems into the electricity grid
10- Mr Tony Book, J.P., B.Sc., F.Inst.M., M. IDM., Riomay, Eastbourne, UK
Solar Water Heating
11- Prof Stefano Brandani, Institute for Materials and Processes, School of Engineering, University of
Edinburgh
Capturing CO2 from the Air: Does It Make Sense?
12- Dr Dorota Chwieduk, Vice President of the Polish Society of Energy and Environment, Poland
Prospects of solar thermal technologies
13- Mr Bradley D. Collins, Executive Director of American Solar Energy Society, Boulder, USA
American Solar Energy Society for Promotion of Renewable Energy in US and Beyond
14- Dr Andrew Cruden, Electrical Engineering, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, UK
Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Technology
15- Prof Erik Dahlquist, Malardalen University, Energy Engineering, Sweden
How to develop a sustainable fossil fuel free Stockholm- Malardalen region
16- Dr Mathieu David, LPBS, Universite De La Reunion
ZEN (Zero Energy) building in tropical climates
17- Prof Tony Day, BEng (Hons) PhD CEng MCIBSE FEI, South Bank University, London, UK
1 - Building a state-of-the-art low carbon teaching and research facility
2 - Achieving carbon savings through regional planning policies
18- Mr Jan De Decker, Energy Strategy and Policy Department of 3E, Belgium
Review of the various proposals for the European Offshore Grid
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19- Dr Neelkanth G. Dhere, Program Director Florida Solar Energy Center, UCF, USA
Cu(In,Ga)(Se,S)2 Thin Film Solar Cells
20- Dr Ramesh Dhere, NREL, Golden, Colorado, USA
Overview of Research and Development of CdTe/CdS Solar Cells
21- Prof Kajsa Ellegård, Technology and Social Change, the Tema department, Linköping
University, Sweden
Daily Energy consumption patterns of household in a Rural Area of Sweden
22- Prof Dr Ahmed Ennaoui, Project and Group leader, Physical Chemistry and thin film solar cells,
Helmholtz-Center Berlin Germany
Recent progress in scaling up highly efficient Cadmium free Cu-chalcopyrite solar modules
23- Dr Rodrigo Escobar, University Santiago, Chile
Solar Energy Resource Assessment in Chile: Influence of Uncertainty in the Levelized Electricity Cost of Concentrated
Solar Power Plants
24- Dr Barbara C. Farhar, Senior research associate, University of Colorado, USA
Energy and Gender Equitable Development
25- Dr Lorenzo Ferrari, Assistant Professor “Sergio Stecco” Department of Energy Engineering,
University of Florence, Italy
Critical aspects in the design of a small-size Darreius wind turbine
26- Dr Dörte Annemarie Fouquet, Director Renewable Energy Foundation, Senior Partner Kuhbier, Germany
Policy Instruments for Renewable Energy
27- Dr Sten Tronæs Frandsen, Senior Scientist, Wind Energy Division, Riso National Laboratory for
Sustainable Energy, DTU, Denmark
Offshore wind farms: an obvious climate mitigation option
28- Dr Guohui Gan, University of Nottingham, UK
Follow the flow and make better predictions of solar-assisted natural ventilation
29- Prof H.P. Garg, Director General , Babu Banarsi Das Institute of Technology, India
Energy Outlook-Key Trends with reference to renewable energy in India
30- Dr Jan Geiss, Secretary General of EUFORES, Brussels, Belgium
Renewable energy policies in the European Union – paving the way towards 2020: Overview with a special focus on
smart buildings
31- Dr Sanaz Ghazi, Azad University, Tehran, Iran
An Alternative approach for the prevention of deforestation using Renewable Energies as substitute
32- Prof Ashwani K. Gupta, University of Maryland, College park, MD, USA
Clean and Sustainable Future Power Generation
33- Dr Neveen Hamza, The School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape in Newcastle University, UK
Energy Conservation and Saving in Buildings
34- Dr Ali Hamzeh, Damascus University, Syria
Impact of integrating wind energy generators with the host electrical grid
35- Prof Neil Hewitt, University of Ulster, UK
Advances in Vapour Compression Air Conditioning for High Developments and Hot Climates
36- Mr Rainer Hinrichs-Rahlwes, Board Member of German Renewable Energy Federation, Berlin, Germany
Renewable Energy: Paving the Way towards Sustainable Energy Security, - Lessons learnt from Germany -
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37- Dr Bob Howlett, University of Brighton, UK
Smart Sustainability: The link between intelligent systems and sustainability
38- Mr Amolak S. Hunjan, BSc Eng CEng MIEE MIKE, BIPV Manager and Director, London, UK
Building Integrated PV-boundless possibilities
39- Dr Mohammed Salah-Eldin Imbabi, Founder of Centre of Excellence at Aberdeen University, the Centre for
Clean Technology in the Built Environment (CCTBE), UK
Dynamic Breathing Building (DBB) systems, combining buildings’ comfort with
energy saving
40- Dr Pierre Ineichen, University of Geneva - Energy Group, Carouge, Switzerland
Solar resource knowledge: from measurements to derived data
41- Dr Kenneth Ip, Centre for Sustainability of the Built Environment, University of Brighton, Brighton, UK
Environmental effect of living plants on buildings
42- Prof Hong Jin, Harbin Institute of Technology, China
Strategies of Rural Housing Integrated Renewable Energy Technology in China
43- Prof Thomas B. Johansson, Co-Chair of the Executive Committee of the Global Change, Lund University,
Sweden
Global Energy Assessment
44- Dr Soteris Kalogirou, Department of Mechanical Engineering and Materials Sciences and Engineering of the
Cyprus University of Technology, Limassol, Cyprus
Solar Thermoelectric Power Generation in Cyprus-Selection of the best System
45- Ms Gail Karlsson, ENERGIA Advisor, USA
Energy and Gender in Latin America and the Pacific Region
46- Dr Priyadarshini Karve, Samuchit Enviro-Tech (SET) Pvt. Ltd, India
Commercialisation of Improved Biomass Fuels and Cooking Devices in India
47- Dr Lawrence L. Kazmerski, Executive Director S & T Partnerships, NREL, Denver, USA
Renewable Energy and Solar Photovoltaics: The Revolution Begins ...
48- Dr Jong-dall Kim, Research Institute of Energy, Environment and Economy, National University,
Kyungpuk, Korea
Energy Challenges for Green Development Model in Korea/Asia
49- Dr Sumathy Krishnan, North Dakota State University, USA
A Step towards Sustainability – using novel techniques in solar cooling
50- Dr Chuck Kutscher, Principal Engineer, Manager of Thermal Systems Group, NREL, USA
Climate Change and the Role of Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency.
51- Ms Despina Kyprianou Serghides, Cyprus University of Technology, Cyprus
The Wisdom of our Ancestors Lessons from Traditional Cypriot Architecture for Energy Efficient and Indoor Comfort
52- Prof Philippe Lauret, University of La Reunion, La Reunion
Bayesian statistical analysis applied to solar radiation modelling
53- Dr Harry Lehmann, Federal Environment Agency of Germany, Dessau, Germany
100% Greenhouse Gas Free Society in 2050 – the role of renewables
54- Prof Andre Lejeune, University of Liege, Belgium
Hydropower Progress and Achievement
55- Ms Christine Lins, Secretary General of European Renewable Energy Counsel, Brussels, Belgium
RES Policy Framework in Europe, RES Directive – the most ambitious law on renewable energy world-wide and RES
Technology roadmap
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56- Mr Colin Mallett, BSc MSc CEng MIET, Founder and CEO, Trusted Renewables Ltd, Friston, UK
Network-Enabled Intelligent Photovoltaic Arrays
57- Dr Xavier Mathew, Senior scientist, Centro de Investigación en Energía, Universidad, Nacional Autónoma de
México, México
CdTe Prospect and future development
58- Ms Julie Anne McLaughlin, Head of Origansation for South East Asia, EON Climate & Renewables GmbH,
Selangor, Malaysia
Experiences and lessons learned in developing renewable energy projects
59- Prof Andrew Miller, Head of the Centre for Sustainability, Brighton University, Brighton, UK
Green Buildings Materials and Techniques
60- Prof Bahram Moshfegh, Division chairman of energy systems, mechanical engineering, department,
Linkoping University, Sweden
New Energy Efficient Ventilation System
61- Prof Dr Helmut F.O. Müller, Greenbuilding Research and Development, Germany
1 - Advanced Daylighting by Micro Structured Components
2 - Energy Efficient Museum Buildings
62- Mr Ammar Munir, Abu Dhabi Water and Electricity Authority (ADWEA), UAE
PV Grid Connection in the UAE
63- Dr Marialena Nikolopoulou, Director of EDEn, Department of Architecture & Civil Engineering, University
of Bath, UK
Understanding people in open spaces: can it enhance our adaptive capacity under climate change?
64- Prof Brian Norton, President of Dublin Institute of Technology, Ireland
The interdisciplinary scope of solar energy applications development
65- Prof Dato’ Dr Mohd. Yusof Hj. Othman, Director, Institute of Islam Hadhari, Universiti Kebangsaan,
Malaysia
Renewable Energy in Malaysia Issues and Challenges
66- Prof Alan Penn, Dean, the Bartlett Faculty of the Built Environment, University College London, UK
Sustainable Urbanity: the spatialisation of society and economy
67- Dr Giuliano C. Premier, Faculty of Advanced Technology, University of Glamorgan, Wales, UK
Integration of biohydrogen, biomethan and bioelectrochemical systems
68- Prof Ishwar K. Puri, Virginia Tech, USA
Implications of Emerging Research for Innovations in Energy Technologies
69- Dr Wiktor Raldow, Director of Energy Conversion & Distribution, System, EU, Belgium
European Electrical Grid Initiative
70- Prof Dr Pogaku Ravindra, Chemical Engineering, University of Malaysia, Sabah, Malaysia
Polemics of Biofuels
71- Mr Wilson Rickerson, Meister Consultants Group, Boston, USA
Reinventing energy service delivery? Institutional innovation and the rise of the Sustainable Energy Utility
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CONGRESS REGISTRATION FORM
World Renewable Energy Congress XI, WREC-2010 and Exhibition
25-30 September 2010, Abu Dhabi, UAE
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World Renewable Energy Congress XI
Professor Ali Sayigh
Post Office Box 362, Brighton
East Sussex BN2 1YH
United Kingdom
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72- Dr Barbara Ridley, Institute for Sustainable Systems and Technologies, School of Mathematics & Statistics,
University of South Australia, Australia
Forecasting wind energy at 5 minute intervals using Lebesgue Integrals
73- Prof Renato Rizzo, Department of Electrical Engineering University of Naples Federico II, Italy
Electrical Systems in Wind Energy
74- Prof Dermot J. Roddy, Professor of Energy, Newcastle University, New Castle, UK
Biomass and Biofuel Production
75- Prof Ricardo Rüther, LABSOLAR - Laboratorio de Energia Solar, Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina
/ UFSC, Brazil
The potential of building-integrated, grid-connected PV in warm climate developing countries - Policy issues and
showcase projects Solar Soccer Stadia and Solar Airports
76- Prof Wasim Saman, University of South Australia, Adelaide, Australia
Towards Zero Energy Homes Down Under
77- Mr Stefan Schurig, Director Climate Energy, World Future Council, Germany
FIT for Future - How a Feed in Tariff (FIT) and other policies can boost the renewable energy sector
78- Prof Li Shao, Institute of Energy and Sustainable Development, De Montfort University, Leicester, UK
Passive ground cooling/heating systems for low energy buildings
79- Mrs Maryam Singeri, Izad University, Architecture and Art Department, Tabriz, Iran
Sustainable locality Design Criteria in Tabriz
80- Dr Saran Paul Sohi, School of GeoSciences, University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
New biochar-based soil management strategies as a combined tool for bioenergy, climate change mitigation and
enhanced crop production
81- Prof Dr Kamaruzzaman Bin Sopian, Director of Solar Energy Research Institute, Malaysia
Recent Advances in Photovoltaic Thermal Solar Collectors
82- Dr Bhushan Sopori, Principal Engineer at NREL, Denver, USA
Silicon Solar Cells
83- Dr Benjamin K. Sovacool, National University, Singapore
(1) T he first is a look at the social barriers to renewable energy in the United States, and what they mean for policy.
(2) A look at the avian mortality issue across wind, coal, and nuclear systems
84- Dr Don Swift-Hook, Secretary of Board of Trustees, WREN, UK
The Case for Renewables apart from Global Warming
85- Prof Tianwei Tan, Beijing University of Chemical Technology, Beijing, China
Recent Development of Biorefinery in China
86- Dr Julie Teel, Center for Energy & Environmental Security at the University of Colorado Law School, USA
Energy & Gender
87- Mr Alexandros N. Tombazis, Hon. FAIA, Architect, Athena, Greece
Learning from the past to create Architecture of the Future
88- Assoc Prof Theocharis Tsoutsos, Department of Environmental Engineering, Technical University of Crete
(TUC), Greece
Environmental Impact of Renewable Energy Sources in Greece
89- Prof Nick Tyler, Head of Department and Professor of Civil Engineering, University College, London, UK
Making best use of renewable in clean transport
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90-Dr Wilfried G.J.H.M. van Sark, Science, Technology and Society, Copernicus Institute for Sustainable
development and Innovation, Ultrecht, The Netherlands
Luminescent Solar Concentrators - a low cost photovoltaics alternative
91- Prof Ewa Wäckelgård, Uppsala University, Sweden
New development of spectrally selective solar-absorbing coatings for low and intermediate temperature applications
92- Dr Beth J. Xiang, North China Electric Power University, Beijing, China
Wind Energy Programme in China
93- Prof Yigzaw G. Yohanis, School of the Built Environment, University of Ulster, Northern Ireland
The thermal and economic performance of long-term solar energy storage
94- Mr Isao Yukawa, Adviser KYOCERA Corporation, Japan
Development of Photovoltaic Industries and Programme in Japan
95- Prof Wim Zeiler, Technical University of Eindhoven, The Netherlands
Green Buildings: a question of the right BEAT( Building Environmental Assessment Tools)?
96- Prof Kai Zhang, National Engineering Laboratory for Biomass Power Generation Equipment, North China
Electric Power University, Beijing, China
Development of biomass gasification and Programme in China
97- Dr Bernard Wilson Zingano, Director, Zingano and Associates, Lilongwe, Malawi
Architectural and Building development in Malawi
98- Dr Ahmad Zahedi, Associate Professor, Head of Electrical and computer Engineering, James Cook
University, Queensland, Australia
Renewable Energy Progress in Australia
99- Dr. Emilia Kondili, Mechanical Engineering Department, TEI of Piraeus, Greece
Οptimization methods and tools for sustainable water resources management. Experiences and trends”
100- Prof John K. Kaldellis, Technological Education Institute of Piraeus, Greece
The wind energy REVOLUTION: From a complementary energy source to a leading priority in the global energy scene
101- Dr. Falah S. Hasoon, a senior scientist at NREL, and he is a professor at Colorado School of Mines, in
Golden, Colorado, USA
Progress on Thin Film Ternary and Multinary Semiconductor Compounds
102- Dr. Hamda A. Al-Thani, Director, NEWRC National Energy and Water Research Center, Abu Dhabi
Water and Electricity Authority, Abu Dhabi, UAE
Photovoltaic Activities at NEWRC and UAE
103- Mr David Porter, OBE, Chief Executive Electricity Producers, London UK
Renewable Energy Policy, Incentives and Barriers
104- Mr Irvin Barash, President of Vencon Management, Inc. New York, USA
Renewable Energy for Sustainable Economic Growth
105- Dr Ali M El-Nashar, Energy & Desalination Consultant, Alexandria, Egypt
The use of renewable energy in desalination
106- Dr. Bakr Hamza Khoshaim, Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering, Power & Energy Consultant,
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Regional Outlook on Carbon Footprint and Energy Usage in the Region
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Mr Michael T Eckhart
Dr Marilyn A Brown
Engr. Ali Bin Abdullah Al-OWAIS
Dr. Riyad A.L. El MOHAIDIB
Dr Hamda Al Thani
RIVERO, Susana
Uruguay
ELISSALDE, Roberto
ALIKHANOV, Bory
Uzbekistan
MYAGKOV, Sergey
Dr Makhkamdjanov BAKHTIYAR
Prof D. A. ABDULLAEV
Prof.T.M.RAZYKOV
KALORIS, Kalfau
Vanuatu
NARI, Russell
H E MADURO, Nicolas
Venezuela
Mr VALERO, Jorge
VAN TAI, Nguyen
Viet
Nam
H E PHAM, Khoi Nguyen
H E Al-Eryani, Abdulrahman
Yemen
Turkmenistan
TALENI, Uale
Tuvalu
TEKINENE, Mataio
H E Prof Ephraim Kamuntu
Uganda
TALENI, Uale
TEKINENE, Mataio
Mr MUHAKANIZI, Keith
Mr Timothy BYAKOLA
BEVZA, Volodymyr
Ukraine
TROTSKY, Taras
Prof Dr Lytovch VOLODYMYR
Mr SHIDIWAH, Mahmoud M.
Prof Dr. A.M. Al-ASHWAL
Dr. Salem Bin GADHI
Dr Salem Awad RAMODA
MUKUKA L.N., Zimba (Mrs) Zambia
Mr NKOWANI, Kenneth
Ms SANGARWE, Margaret
Zimbabwe
Prof Dr Sydney M ChagwederaA
CONGRESS EXHIBITION
All Congress Exhibition inquiry must be addressed to
Ms Shabeena Cassiere
Senior PCO & Events Executive
Congress Solutions International
Sheikh Zayed Road, P O Box 7631, Dubai, UAE
Email: shabeena.cassiere@emirates.com or csi@emirates.com
Tel: 9714 – 303-4766
Fax: 9714- 343-2251
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VENUE
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ORGANIZATIONS & AGENCIES
Dr Faiq BILLAL
Dr Bruno SCHMITZ
Dr. Anwar Hijazy
Prof Mohamed H A HASSAN
Mr Jim MacKENZIE
Mr Michel ZAFFRAN
Dr Alexander Muller
Prof Heitor G SOUZA
Dr M Moukhtar Al-LABABIDI
Prof Oleg A POVAROV
Mr Eisa H Al-MAJED
Eng Aneta Nikolova
Mr Shaki Barghouti
Prof K R Sreenivasan
Dr Osman Benchik
Dr Habib N El-Habr
ISESCO
EC
ESCWA
TWNSO,
WRI
WHO
FAO
IAUP
OAPEC
GES
WMO
ESCAP
WB
ICTP
UNESCO
UNEP
Dr Ali Yaacoub
UNEDO
NATIONAL COMMITTEE – UAE
National Energy and Water Research Centre
Ministry of Environment and Water
ADWEA (Abu Dhabi Water and Electricity)
ASTF (Arab Science and Technology Foundation)
DATES TO REMEMBER
Abstract: Abstract are invited from now
Deadline:
26 March 2010
Notification of acceptance: 20 April 2010
Full paper: Papers must not exceed 6-pages
Deadline:
20 May 2010
Notification of acceptance: 15 June 2010
Early bird registration ends at:
30 July 2010
Other information about the Congress, please consult our website:
www.wrenuk.co.uk
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Ali Sayigh – World Renewable Energy Network Trophy
The Ali Sayigh trophy was initiated by Iceland and New Zealand countries at the extreme north and
extreme south of the planet. It is given to the country which has built or used, as part of its energy,
the maximum increase renewable energy applications during the previous year. It is normally
awarding during the WREC Congress. The Trophy will be awarded in 2010 at the Gala Dinner, Abu
Dhabi
The recipient of the award in 2006 was CYPRUS and in 2008 was BRAZIL
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World Renewable Energy Congress XI, 24-30 September 2010
Armed Forces Club and Hotel, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
PROGRAMME AT GLANCE
TIME
09:00 – 17:00
Saturday
September 25
Registration
ENERGY
**
&
GENDER
09:00 – 10:00
10:00 – 10:30
WREN
*
Council
Meeting
10:30 – 11:00
11:00 – 12:30
WORKSHOP
PLENARY
1
PLENARY
2
15:30 – 16:00
16:00 – 17:30
PLENARY
3
Main
Reception &
Monday
September 27
Registration
Tuesday
September 28
Registration
PLENARY
4&5
PLENARY
6 &7
Wednesday
September 29
Registration
Thursday
September 30
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PLENARY
8&9
PLENARY
10 &11
OPENING
CEREMONY
12:30 – 14:00
14:00 – 15:30
19:30 – 22:30
Sunday
September 26
Registration
WREN
Dinner***
REMARKS
Congress
Office
*
Al Fehaidi
Hall
**
Al Muraiji
Hall
COFFEE
Technical
Session
A
BREAK
Technical
Session
D
LUNCH
Technical
Sessions B
COFFEE
Technical
Sessions C
BREAK
Technical
Sessions E
BREAK
Technical
Sessions F
GALA
DINNER
Technical
Session
G
PLENARY
12 &
CLOSING
CEREMONY
Sp Technical
Sessions S1
SpTechnical
Sessions S2
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