SMARTricity Asia Congress 2010
August 10, 2010 by Eugene
Filed under China, Energy and Transportation, Events
| September 28, 2010 | to | September 30, 2010 |
Venue: Shanghai, China
Smart grid technology really takes off in Asia in 2010 as a number of governments have launched initiatives to develop the technology and infrastructure needed to upgrade their antiquated electrical grid systems.
However, drivers and roadmaps behind those initiatives are quite diversified. China, India and Russia etc are pursuing a sound, secure and energy-efficient electrical T&D networks to meet the surging electricity demand of tommorrow, while Japan, South Korea and Australia etc are investing in IT and demand side to make electricity networks smarter, greener and customer-centric.
How to align their efforts in line for future cross-boarder cooperation? ?How to differentiate your market entry strategy to fit into each individual market in Asia? How to maximize your ROI while striving to be a trend setter?
SMARTricity Asia Congress is a high-level strategic platform for Asian governments, power generators, operator, utilities and distribution companies to address most critical issues in adopting smart technologies to achieve energy T&D efficiency and reliability in Asia.
Visit the event website for details and registration.
Photovoltaic System & Grid Integration Forum 2010
August 2, 2010 by Eugene
Filed under China, Energy and Transportation, Events
| November 9, 2010 | to | November 10, 2010 |
JFPS Group will hold the “Photovoltaic System & Grid Integration Forum 2010” on November 9-10,2010. This forum will have PV grid integration discussions on “Policy & Market Development” and “Technology R&D and Application”.
Expected 200+ Attendees will come from government officials, power groups, PV system integrators, PV cell and module manufacturers, PV products testing and certification service providers, PV components manufacturers and related PV materials and equipments manufacturers.
The forum will focus on:
- Discussion on grid integration of photovoltaic system and smart grid construction
- Unveiling & implementation of Chinese on-grid photovoltaic feed-in tariff
- Key grid integration technology in BIPV projects
- Analysis of China’s newest subsidy policy on grid integration of solar energy
- Difficulties in developing large scale grid-connected photovoltaic power plants in China
For more info, please visit www.pvgridintegration.com or email Fanny Wang at marketing@jfpsgroup.com.cn.
Green Mobility 2010
August 2, 2010 by Eugene
Filed under China, Energy and Transportation, Events
| November 11, 2010 | to | November 12, 2010 |
Various forces are converging to make green mobility a reality in the not-too-distant future. The Green Mobility 2010 conference in Shanghai provides an interactive gathering for all the decision-makers, and will cover all critical issues of advanced vehicles including energy resources, batteries, vehicles and infrastructure, with discussions around policy initiatives, energy diversity, technology aspects, and commercialization.
Visit the conference website for details and registration.
Asia Green Vehicles Summit 2010
July 30, 2010 by Eugene
Filed under China, Energy and Transportation, Events
| October 20, 2010 | to | October 22, 2010 |
Asia Green Vehicles Summit 2010 will be held at the Pudong Renaissance Hotel Shanghai, China on October 20th– 22th, including one day pre-conference workshop and two full day conference. This event is endorsed by EVAAP, AVERE, China Association of Automobile Manufacturers, as well as support from CIO Connect and ITMAN Club.
With the global oil resource exhaustion and increasing impact of greenhouse effect, the automotive industry is now experiencing a rapid change. Alternative fuel vehicles have quickly captured the industry’s attention as a forward-thinking solution to sustainable transport. World leading automotive manufacturers all eye the huge potential opportunities brought by the green vehicle development trends. In China, the government has already issued new policy on alternative vehicle development.
Key Themes:
- Green Vehicle – Insight into Global Development Trends and China’s Opportunities and Challenges
- Green Fleet in Public Transportation
- Technology Innovation & Industrialization Directions of Electric Vehicles
- Marching Towards the Electrical Vehicle Empire
- SAIC’s New Energy Vehicle Strategy: HEV, EV and Plug in Fuel Cell Vehicle
- Domestic Large Automakers Technology Innovation for Hybrid Vehicles
- Plug-in Hybrid Technology
- Advanced Powertrain Technology for Hybrid and Electrical Vehicles
- Powertrain electrification – Potentials and Complexity
- Ecological Solution for Advanced Electronic Powertrain Control
- Battery Technology
- The Green Path of Traditional Fuel Vehicles
Visit the event website for details and registration.
Global Clean Energy Congress . China 2010
July 19, 2010 by Eugene
Filed under China, Energy and Transportation, Events
| October 18, 2010 | to | October 21, 2010 |
This event description is submitted by the organisers of the Global Clean Energy Congress . China 2010.
Conference Overview
The Global Clean Energy Congress . China 2010 will be held in October 18th to 21st in Beijing, China. This event is organized by the China Association of Resources Comprehensive Utilization, Modern Energy HNZ industrial Group and supported by the World Alliance for Decentralized Energy, Chinese Renewable Energy Society, Zhejiang Renewable Energy Association, Zhejiang Nuclear Society, Nuclear Branch of China Physical Research Society, Power System and Clean Energy Magazine, Power.IN-EN.com, Heilongjiang Electric Industry Association, Shanghai Metering Industry Association, Zhejiang Electric Power Transmission and Distribution Industry Association, China Geothermal Society and so on.
GCEC 2010 is combined of seven independent summits:
World Wind Energy Summit·China 2010
World Photovoltaic Summit·China 2010
World Nuclear Energy Summit China·2010
World Carbon Market Summit·China 2010
World Bio-Energy Development Summit·China 2010
World Strong Smart Grid Summit·China 2010
World Geothermal Energy Cascade Development & Pump Technology Summit·China 2010 Read more
3rd Annual China Green Transport Summit 2010
April 29, 2010 by Eugene
Filed under China, Energy and Transportation, Events
| June 8, 2010 | to | June 9, 2010 |
Shanghai Marriott Hotel Hongqiao
China Green Transport Summit is one of the international leading and largest scale conferences in the world. In the past two years, the summit has established a mature communication platform for government and industry crossing countries and regions to exchange information and share experience. The summit invites officers from government and association to guide developing trends of future auto industry, well-known company leaders to share marketing strategy in global and Chinese market, technical experts to discuss technical solutions. All industry leaders gather together to join the festivity once a year.
For more information, please visit：http://www.hnzmedia.com/events/cgts2010/en
Contact:
Vita Jiang
Tel: +86 21 6167 0500 ext 224
Fax: +86 21 6167 0511
Email:marketing@hnzmedia.com
Winds of Change – East Asia’s Sustainable Energy Future
April 20, 2010 by Eugene
Filed under Asia, Climate Change, Energy and Transportation, Government and Policies
The Sustainable Energy Association of Singapore (SEAS) organised a lunchtime seminar at Thomson Reuters yesterday, where The World Bank presented its flagship study report, Winds of Change – East Asia’s Sustainable Energy Future. Dr Wang Xiaodong, Senior Energy Specialist, East Asia & Pacific (EAP) region of the World Bank, gave a summary of the report findings, which incorporates the lessons learned from the World Bank in advocating policies and programs for clean energy investments in East Asia and Pacific countries.
The study covers six countries – China, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam, and has the following key messages:
… large-scale deployment of energy efficiency and low-carbon technologies can simultaneously stabilize East Asia’s CO2 emissions by 2025 and significantly improve the local environment and enhance energy security, without compromising economic growth.
… accelerating the speed and scaling up the efforts are needed to get onto a sustainable energy path. The window of opportunity is closing fast, because delaying action would lock the region into a long-lasting high-carbon infrastructure.
This shift to a clean energy revolution requires major domestic policy and institutional reforms. Governments can adopt climate smart domestic policies now to deploy existing low-carbon technologies while a global climate deal is negotiated … To fully realize the huge energy efficiency potentials in the region requires the removal of fossil-fuel subsidies and incorporation of environmental externalities into energy pricing as well as a concerted strategy to tackle market failures and barriers with effective regulations, financial incentives, institutional reforms, and financing mechanisms.
Developed countries need to transfer substantial financing and low-carbon technologies. To achieve this sustainable energy path, a major hurdle is to mobilize financing for the net additional investment of $80 billion per year over the next two decades. It is estimated that approximately $25 billion per year would be required as concessional financing to cover the incremental costs and risks of energy efficiency and renewable energy. In addition, substantial grants are also needed to build capacity of local stakeholders. The technical and policy means exist for such transformations, but only strong political will and unprecedented international cooperation will make them happen.
Source and image credit: Winds of Change – East Asia’s Sustainable Energy Future by The World Bank
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