Below is the programme with presentations / files tagged as appropriate.
The CLAVERTON GROUP CONFERENCE – 23 – 25 Oct 2009.
What are the facts about energy, energy security ,low carbon
and Moving Claverton Forward
Friday Evening:
1800 – 1900 – Registration
1900 – 2000 Evening Meal / drinks
2000 – 2045 A People Based Approach to Reducing the UKs Energy Use Dr Fred Starr, Ex – EU Energy Centre, Petten, Ex British Gas. Ashford Room
2045 – 2115 Video 1 – How quickly things can be built in a hurry? – Constructing the Mulberry Harbours – 2,000,000 tonnes of concrete caisson, built and floated to Normandy in 9 months for D day. (Whilst being bombed) Ashford Room
2115 – 2200 Informal chat / drinks
2200 Close
Saturday
0915 – 1000 The case for nuclear energy Jeremy Nicholson – Energy Intensive Users Group / 1045 Engineering Employers’ Federation Ashford Room
1000 – 1045 Issues and solutions with energy billing Tony Locke. Quantille Solutions Ashford Room
1045 – 1130 Taking the Claverton group forward – developments Dave Andrews, DAEC Ashford Room
1130 -1145 Coffee
1145 – 1230 Distribution and transmission costs Bernard Quigg. Senior Electrical Engineer
1145 – 1230 “connecting renewable energy- carbon markets- and cleantech: the strategic glue” – policy driven and oil price underpinned market mechanisms ASHUTOSH SHASTRI DIRECTOR Ashford Room
1230 -115 EnergyNet – how an energy expert’s network can best contribute to achieving a swift de-carbonisation of the energy system? Presentation and discussion Robert Webb, Energynet Ashford Room
115 – 145 – Lunch
Conference Chairman: [tbc]
145 – 230 The Future for Marine Power – Chris Bale – CEO Ocean Electric Power Ashford Room
145 – 230 Why local council renewables targets should be supported. Dr Dave Toke, University of Birmingham, Ashford Room 230 – 315 Britain’s renewable resources – the theoretical potential, Andrew Smith, London Analytics Ashford Room
315 – 330 Tea
330 – 415 Hydrogen, the green currency of the future Mark Crowther Gastec at CRE Ltd Ashford Room
430 – 415 Peak Oil – Overview Chris Jones CEnv IEng
415 – 430 Tea
430 – 515 The DECC supported E day project. Matt Prescott, The E day project Tone Room
515 – 600 The Ups and Downs of Wind power on the UK Grid Jan-October 2009: Dr Fred Starr, EU Energy Centre, Petten, ex British Gas Ashford Room
630 – 700 – Drinks reception
700 – 800 – Evening Meal
800 – 845 Micro generation and how the government has completely lost the plot? Jeremy Harrison, EON, Ashford Room
800 – 845 Video 2 – – the 120 giant offshore forts, built in 6 months in 1941/2 (whilst being bombed).
Sunday
1130 – 1145 – Coffee
1145 – 1230 Transport and De carbonisation – Andrew Smith – London Analytics Ashford Room
1230 – 115 (2) How much energy do we really need with cost effective conservation and efficiency measures? David Olivier, Energy Advisory Associates Ashford Room
115 – 145 – Lunch
Conference Chairman: [tbc]
145 – 230 Transmission Access Reform – How The Transmission Connection Queue For New Generators Is Being Overcome Paul Mott, EDF – engineer and CUSC panellist (governing body of transmission): Ashford Room
145 – 230 RET SCREEN – Richard Hellen –Hermes Energy Services Tone Room
230 – 315 The Renewable energy Study Uttlesford Derek Taylor, Altechnica, Ashford Room
315 – 400 (3) How much energy do we really need with cost effective conservation and efficiency measures? David Olivier, Energy Advisory Associates Ashford Room
400 – 415 – Tea
415 – 500 How 500 MWe existing diesels already support the National Grid and a further 20 GWe could be made available to assist expanded intermittent sources Dave Andrews, DAEC Ashford Room
500 – 545 Small Biomass CHP 2 MWe– 80 MWe – Dave Andrews, Ashford Room
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Claverton Conferences at Wessex Water. These now legendary weekend meetings, kindly hosted by Wessex Water (but Independent from) , are a great way to meet people who really know what is going on in the energy world, hear expert speakers, and make actually useful business contacts. We now have a number of corporate sponsors, and a number of high net worth individuals who will be attending, looking for good projects to invest in.
Buses leave behind Bath Spa Station (Walk south under railway, over river footbridge, walk 50 yards left, cross half dual carriage way to bus lay-by on the short link road) at 16.05, and then approx every 20 mins, until 18.20, up to Wessex Water. 01225 526000 – Wessex switchboard..
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