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Conference:
Day 1
31 August 8:30am - 5:30pm
Day 2
1 September 8:30am - 5:30pm
Day 3
2 September 8:30am - 5:30pm
3 September Pre-conference workshop:
Water efficiency and costumer engagement
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Conference Day One - 31 August 2010 Conference Day One - 31 August 2010
8.30am Registration and welcome9am Opening remarks from Chair WHERE SUSTAINABILITY MEETS COMMERCIAL IMPERATIVES9.10am Delivering an essential and sustainable water plan: Recycling,Desalination & Water Efficiency
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Recycling making a significant difference to industry, agriculture, residences and the environment
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Implementing a strategy of sustainability, efficiency and accountability
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Setting an industry benchmark in water delivery
General Manager Operations, Sydney Water Corporation
9.40am Keynote address: Building one of the world’s largest and most technically advanced desalination facilities
- The Victorian Government's Water Plan seeks to diversity Melbourne's water supplies and reduce the city's reliance on rain. The Victorian Desalination Project is a crucial part of that plan. It will supply up to 150 billion litres of water a year to Melbourne and regional towns by the end of 2011. The reverse osmosis plant will be the largest in Australia.
General Manager Capital Projects, Department Sustainability & Environment Victoria
10.10am Initiatives in water efficiency and ensuring the community
and industry understand the true value of water
NSW Water Commissioner, NSW Office of Water
11.20am Outlook Panel: national water priorities list
Mr David Butt, Director Water, Energy and Waste, ACT Department Environment, Climate Change, Water and Energy General Manager Strategic Assets, State Water NSW Manager Major Projects, State Water Corporation General Manager Technical Services, Hunter Water
WATER MANAGEMENT AND URBAN PLANNING12pm Panel discussion: Examining a future where all aspects of urban growth and management are developed cohesively
NSW Water Commissioner, NSW Office of Water City Waters Manager, Hamilton City Council Chief Operating Officer, water
CASE STUDIES IN SUSTAINABILITY: SUPPLY12.40pm Overcoming the challenges of creating Tasmania’s largest
water and waste water utility
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Bringing together 12 bulk water council authorities
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Developing an investment plan that keeps pace growth and meets community expectations
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Improving water quality, waste water processing, water storage capacity, re-use and environmental health
2.20pm Case study: Developing a sustainable water delivery strategy
for one of Australia’s fastest growing regions
Ms Karen Waldman, Executive Director, Queensland Water Commission
2.50pm Case study: SA Water – Kangaroo Island Long Term Plan
Chief Operating Officer, water
3.20pm Speed Networking & Afternoon Tea INVESTMENT DRIVERS AND CAPITAL WORKS
4.20pm Developing a risk based investment plan for water
infrastructure
General Manager Strategic Assets, State Water NSW
4.40pm Case study: Innovative funding strategies to ensure the
delivery of critical pieces of infrastructure: Melbourne’s
Desalination Facility
Patrick Sieb, Division Director, Infrastructure & Utilities, Macquarie Capital Advisers 5pm Panel discussion: Examining the opportunities for investment in the water sector
5.40pm Closing remarks from Chair5.40pm End of Conference and closing from chair |
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