Day Two, Thursday 4 March 2010

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Day Two, Thursday 4 March 2010
8.30am

Welcome coffee

9am

Opening remarks from the Chair

 

Key energy initiatives leading the market

9.10am

The commercial challenges of delivering on the Renewable Energy Target and CPRS requirements

Mr Simon Middleton,
Head of Strategy and Growth, Synergy
9.40am

Does the benefit to consumers and retailers really exist?

  • Strategies to support more sustainable energy consumption
  • How can energy consumption be more effectively managed?
  • How will issues surrounding data management be addressed?
  • Simply Energy’s experience in smart metering management
Mr Domenic Capomolla,
CEO, Simply Energy
 

Network development and renewable energy

10.10am

Developing a highly responsive network that is adaptable and efficient

  • What are the key drivers for the implementation of a smart grid?
  • Seizing an opportunity to make a lasting change to energy
    delivery
  • Outlining Western Power’s strategic direction in smart grid
    deployment
  • Key lessons learnt and the value of experience
Mr Marc de Laeter,
General Manager Customer Services, Western Power
10.40am

Morning tea

11.10am

Panel discussion: overcoming the challenges posed by incorporating renewable energy technology to the network

  • How will renewable energy uptake in WA be increased?
  • How will the ‘WIND’ question be answered?
  • What are the key drivers for the implementation of a smart grid?
  • Seizing an opportunity to make a lasting change to energy delivery
  • The role of smart metering in a smart gird context
Mr Greg Allen,
CFO, Carnegie Corporation
Mr John Libby,
Managing Director, New World Energy
Mr Simon Middleton,
Head of Strategy and Growth, Synergy
Mr Marc de Laeter,
General Manager Customer Services, Western Power
11.50am

Outlining the significant opportunity for geothermal uptake in WA

  • How can geothermal energy become a meaningful contributor to the WA energy mix?
  • Critical infrastructure requirements to ensure growth
  • Understanding the key investment drivers for geothermal energy
Mr John Libby,
Managing Director, New World Energy
12.20pm

Roundtable discussions

  • Roundtable 1: The changing shape of the energy utility in a smart grid future
  • Roundtable 2: How can distributed energy uptake in WA be
    encouraged?
  • Roundtable 3: Ensuring your business strength in a low
    carbon future
1pm

Networking Lunch

 

Making the most of the Mid-West: demand and security

2pm

Developing a solid platform for big business in the Mid West

  • The role of the Mid West in securing the State’s future energy needs
  • The role of the MW in meeting the Federal Govt’s 20 by 2020 renewable energy target
  • How can future development and growth be secured?
Mr Steve Douglas,
CEO, Mid West Development Comission
2.30pm

Energy development in the Mid-West

3pm

Panel discussion: how can energy supply best be secured in the Mid-West?

  • How can energy security in the Mid-West be secured?
  • What is at stake in the Mid-West?
  • Fuel and merit mix in WA
  • Is the NFIT sufficient to secure the development of a ‘backbone’ transmission line?
  • What will be the key drivers in order to maximise growth potential
  • Developing a sustainable energy plan for the future
Mr Steve Douglas,
CEO, Mid West Development Comission
Mr Matt Duxbury,
Manager Infrastructure Services, Extension Hill Pty Ltd
Mr Lindsay Reed,
CEO, Aviva Corporation
3.30pm

Afternoon Tea

 

Innovation in the energy sector and the future of CCS

4pm

Coolimba Power: putting the Mid-West and WA at the forefront of a low emissions future

  • Overview of initial project development proposal
  • Understanding the business case for CCS technology
  • Aligning desired outcomes and operational imperatives
  • Opportunities for further expansion of the project
Mr Richard Harris,
General Manager Development, Aviva Corporation
Mr David Hilditch,
Commercial Manager, CO2 CRC
4.30pm

Developing a new standard in gas fired generation

  • Securing development in a valuable region for WA
  • Developing key relationships to meet energy objectives
  • The ability to generate more energy using less fuel
Mr Geoff Walshe,
Managing Director, ATCO Power
5.10pm

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