What does our energy future look like?

Two new public seminar series starting at the 成人大片 in July will offer insight into how developments in clean, cost-effective energy technology will shape our future.
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Two new public seminar series starting at the 成人大片 in July will offer insight into how developments in clean, cost-effective energy technology will shape our future.
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Wednesday, 30 June 2010

Two new public seminar series starting at the 成人大片 in July will offer insight into how developments in clean, cost-effective energy technology will shape our future.

Run by the University's , the free seminars will give members of the community the chance to learn more about - and to critically assess - new technologies being considered for future energy needs.

"Clean and efficient energy technologies are needed to deliver an energy future that addresses climate change and reduces the cost of energy, for companies and consumers alike," says the Director of the Centre for Energy Technology, .

"Our two new seminar series will give the public the opportunity to learn about the wide variety of new clean energy technology options, including those being developed at the 成人大片."

The seminars will feature experts from the Centre who are internationally recognised for their research in fields such as: combustion of fossil fuels, bio-fuels, solar, geothermal, wind and wave energy, and energy efficiency. The seminars will also feature speakers from leading companies and organisations in the energy field.

The two new seminar series are:

Organised in conjunction with the , this six-part seminar series strongly encourages public participation and will help the audience to critically assess energy options for the state. The first seminar in this series - on the future of fossil fuels - will be held on .

When: 6.00pm, starting Wednesday 7 July and running each month until Wednesday 8 December
Where: The Science Exchange, Exchange Place, Adelaide
Cost: free - all welcome. Registration required at:

Organised in conjunction with the University's , this 12-part series will look at a range of clean energy technology options for the future. The first of these seminars - on climate change - will be held on Wednesday 28 July.

When: 5.00pm, starting Wednesday 28 July and running until Wednesday 27 October
Where: Horace Lamb Lecture Theatre, North Terrace Campus, 成人大片
Cost: free - all welcome. No registration necessary for this series.

The Centre for Energy Technology is part of the and the at the 成人大片.

 

Contact Details

Professor Gus Nathan
Email: gus.nathan@mecheng.adelaide.edu.au
Website:
Director, Centre for Energy Technology
and Professor, School of Mechanical Engineering
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Professor Barry Brook
Email: barry.brook@utas.edu.au
Director of Climate Science, Environment Institute
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(now at University of Tasmania)
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Mr David Ellis
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