The All-Energy 2010 Conference

The grid below is designed to let you know what is happening and when (be warned, it could still be subject to change!).

As we draw closer to All-Energy 2010, you will be able to click on the topic headings on this grid and get straight through to the programme for the session; and in time you will be able to drill down and read biographical notes on each speaker in a session; and then (post-conference) the presentations will be uploaded so you will have access to a complete record of all that happened in the All-Energy 2010 conference.

Please return often to this section of the website in order to keep in touch with conference developments.

WEDNESDAY 19 MAY 2010

09.30 – 10.30: Opening plenary session: The Lord Provost of the City of Aberdeen; political speakers (tbc); Matthew Simmons, Chairman Emiritus of investment bank Simmons and Company International, who spoke at the very first All-Energy in 2001; and Dr Eddie O’Connor, Founder and Chief Executive, Mainstream Renewable Power

11.00-12.30	Working together towards the Renewable Energy Directive Industry keynotes and panel under the chairmanship of Rt Hon Brian Wilson	Subsea Engineering Applications in the Renewable Energy Sector. Organised by UKTI	Hydro – 1 Making the connection: Large hydro bringing offshore & onshore generation to a new grid. Organised by IET	Offshore wind – update, technology and infrastructure -1	Community renewables – achievements and future potential across Scotland	Regional update	Canada - Renewable Energy Showcase
12.30-14.00	Break – exhibition visit
14.00-15.30	Offshore wind: Round 3 opportunities. Organised by DECC	Power storage – the ‘holy grail’	Hydro – 2 Organised by BHA Starting from scratch: New perspectives on harnessing the potential of onshore and offshore hydro	Carbon Capture and Storage – 1 Pipelines, safety and storage integrity	Microgeneration – residential -1 (including heat)	Scottish Government – wave and tidal workshop	Austria - Renewable Energy Showcase
15.30-16.00	Break – exhibition visit
16.00-17.30	POWER cluster Mid-Term Conference	Offshore wind: Grasp the nettle: A Call to Arms to the UK Offshore Supply Chain. Organised by AREG	Specially for the farming community	Carbon Capture and Storage -2 Getting the show on the road	Microgeneration – residential - 2 (including heat)	Finance networking event (tbc)	IMarEST Marine Environmental Briefing

18.00 onwards: Aberdeen City Council Civic Reception followed by the Giant Networking Evening sponsored by UK Trade & Industry (both are held in the Boyd Orr Hall at Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre) – all are welcome!

THURSDAY 20 MAY 2010

09.00-10.30	Marine renewables: Marine Scotland: An overview. Organised by Marine Scotland	Industrialising New Power Technologies. Organised by Industrial and Power Association	Bioenergy – 1 Biomass	Finance and funding - 1 – Public bodies. Organised by EPSRC	Onshore wind - 1	Grid – ‘Connecting Europe’ – 1 This stream is organised by SQW Energy and WSP	Welcome to teachers visiting All-Energy 2010	POWER cluster Contacts to Contracts
10.30-11.00	Break – exhibition visit
11.00-12.30	Wave and tidal - Setting the scene	Meanwhile on the other side of the world – Australia	Bioenergy – 2 Biomass/ Biofuel/Biogas	Finance and funding - 2	Onshore wind - 2	Grid – ‘Connecting Europe’ - 2	Scottish Government – offshore wind workshop	tbc
12.30-13.45	Break – exhibition visit
13.45-15.15	Wave and tidal - The Pentland Firth & Orkney Waters	Onsite renewables - non-residential (including heat)	Sustainable transport – electric cars and hydrogen and fuel cells	Italy - Renewable Energy Showcase	Offshore wind Technology and infrastructure – 2	Grid – ‘Connecting Europe’ - 3	Demystifying CRC, data centres and implications for the renewables industries	POWER cluster Academia/ Skills Workshop
15.15-15.45	Break – exhibition visit
15.45-17.00	Wave and tidal –Projects outside the Pentland Firth	Opportunities for business to partner with communities – Community Energy Scotland	Hydrogen and fuel cells	tbc	Offshore wind technology and infrastructure - 3	Grid – ‘Connecting Europe’ - 4	Teachers “wrap up”	POWER cluster Academia/ Skills Workshop (cont’d)

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To refresh your memory about the All-Energy ’09 conference (and to see many of the presentations and speakers’ biographical details) please click here.