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Conference:
Day 1
16 Sept 08:30 - 17:30
Day 2
17 Sept 08:30 - 17:00
 
Workshops: Workshop dates
 
15 & 18 Sept 09:00 - 16:00
 
15 Sept, An introduction to investing in co-generation projects
 
18 Sept, Environmental implications of co-generation projects

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Co-Generation World Africa 2008 - the ideal meeting place for the future of African energy and electricity
Addressing innovation, best-practices, solutions and project financing in Africa’s co-generation industry
Co-Generation World Africa in the news this week...
 
Eskom to unveil first cogen projects this month, official says
State power utility Eskom would unveil the first cogeneration projects, forming part of the Pilot National Cogeneration Project (PNCP), by the end of this month, but it was unclear whether these projects would meet the initial 900-MW target.
 
 
Africa’s sugar industry said to hold massive energy potential
The contribution of cogeneration to the world's electricity mix was set to increase to 10% or 900 GW by 2010, up from 6,5% currently, but Africa was still lagging in exploiting the full energy potential associated with cogeneration, Energy for Sustainable Development MD Stephen Mutimba said on Tuesday.
 
 
Rainbow Millennium plans to generate 270 MW from waste coal in KZN
While using circulating fluidised bed (CFB) technology to generate energy from waste coal was a relatively new concept in South Africa, Rainbow Millennium Power Company director Hugo Stewart said on Tuesday that there was huge potential for this technology.
 
 
Co-generation needs ‘sound legislation, better risk profile’
 THE government and Eskom should ease the risk exposure of companies considering co-generation activities, Suez Energy southern Africa director Cliff Lewis said yesterday. 
 
 
Eskom Set `Baseless' Co-Generation Power Target, Official Says
Sept. 16 (Bloomberg) -- Eskom Holdings Ltd., the state-run utility struggling with an energy shortage in South Africa, set a ``baseless'' estimate of how much power could be generated from projects using industry waste, a company official said.
 

 


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expert speakers
 
For delegates
 
Co-Generation World Africa 2008 is the first gathering for the co-generation community in Africa and seeks not only to provide a solution to Africa’s energy debacle but initiate energy provision that is clean, efficient and economically viable.
 
  • Benefit from best-practices in co-generation operations and keep abreast of developments in Africa
  • Hear about increasing your profit through the Clean Development Mechanism and the latest on Demand Side Management and IPP partnerships in co-generation
  • Make money from your waste and gain insight into smart investment opportunities
  • Learn from your industry peers and benefit from Africa-insight case studies from:
    Mauritius, Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania and Ethiopia
  • Identify new business prospects, meet with investors and industry colleagues and make the most of numerous networking opportunities on offer
  • Choose one of five specialist co-generation round tables on: sugar; mining; steel; petro-chemical or pulp and paper
  • Find out how to work partnerships between end-users and utilities and governments and IPPs 
     
     
    For sponsors
    Co-generation World Africa 2008 is the only event of its kind on the continent, that focuses on solutions and best-practices on using such a reliable energy source and address all functions that make it work such as finance, knowledge, regulation, technology and case studies. 
     We offer your organisation the opportunity to build your brand, create new contacts and maintain relationships. If you need to build your brand and increase your status in the energy sector then there is no better place to be than Co-generation World Africa.
 
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our speakers
Gordon Robb
President
Cogen, Canada
Sunil Natu
Member Secretary
Co-generation Association of India
Stephen Mutimba
Managing Director
Energy for Sustainable
Development, Kenya
Cliff Lewis
Director
Suez Energy Southern
Africa, South Africa

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