Solar Thermal Conference Wels
Date: | 04 - 05 March 2010 |
Venue: | Stadthalle Wels, A-4600 Wels, Upper Austria/Austria |
Conference fee: | 120 Euro (plus 10% VAT) |
Conference language: | English, German |
Organisation & conference office: | O.Ö. Energiesparverband |
Programme, 4 March 2010
14.00 | Opening & Welcome |
Solar thermal markets today and tomorrow | |
Potentials of solar thermal energy in Europe | |
Quality assurance for solar collectors: from the production to end use | |
Upper Austria - a successful solar thermal strategy | |
Lessons for solar water heating from solar testing |
16.00 Discussion/Coffee break
Technologies and programmes | |
16.30 | Air collectors - new developments and opportunities |
Compact thermal energy storage - assessing different options | |
Large-scale solar district heating plants | |
| Solar air conditioning - trends and future developments |
| Solar water heaters for developing countries |
Towards 1000 solar thermal roofs in Croatia | |
HOSPISOL - a successful programme for solar thermal contracting | |
19.00 | End |
19.00 Evening programme
Programme, 5 March 2010
Current developments of international solarthermal markets (English only) | |
9.15 | Opening & Welcome |
Germany: Werner B. Koldehoff, Bundesverband Solarwirtschaft (BSW) | |
Austria: Roger Hackstock, Austria Solar | |
Spain: David Pérez, eclareon | |
France: Richard Loyen, General Secretary, ENERPLAN | |
Ireland: Paul Dykes, Sustainable Energy Ireland | |
Czech Republic: Ivana Klobušníková, Energy Centre České Budějovice | |
Poland: Grzegorz Wisniewski, President, EC BREC/IEO | |
China: Zheng Ruicheng, China Academy of Building Research | |
Innovative policies for renewable heating and cooling | |
Discussion | |
13.15 | End of conference |
Chairperson: Uwe Trenkner, Trenkner Consulting
Solar thermal is a key technology in achieving European targets in the field of renewable energy and climate protection. It has been seeing a strong market growth in many European countries. According to the European Solar Thermal Technology Platform, solar thermal could cover - in combination with energy efficiency measures - up to 50 % of the total heat demand in Europe by 2030.
The Solar Thermal Conference Wels will present innovative technologies and solutions, such as solar cooling, solar process heat or innovative approaches to thermal storage. It will also discuss market trends in Europe and beyond as well as innovative financing solutions and policies and programmes promoting solar thermal.
The location of the conference is very well chosen: with more than 700 m2 per 1000 inhabitants, Upper Austria is a leading solar region worldwide and with 1,000,000 m2 of installed solar collectors clearly the number one in Austria.
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