Australia–China symposium
Static renewable energy for power generation workshop
5-7 November 2006
Monday, 6 November 2006
Session 1: Renewable energy 1
Australia Session Chair: Professor Martin Green, FAA, FTSE
Static renewable energy for power generation
Chinese Session Chair: Professor Wu Chuangzhi
The status for renewable energy for power in China
Professor Wu Chuangzhi
Director, Laboratory of Biomass, Guangzhou Institute of Electrical Conversion, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Biomass power generation in China
Professor Sheik Raham
School of Petroleum, University of New South Wales
Hot rock (HR) geothermal energy
Professor Chen Nuofu
Director, Key Laboratory of Semiconductor Materials, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Reliability promotion in solar module with concentrator and tracker
Mr Wes Stein
Manager, Renewable Energy, CSIRO Energy Technology
Solar thermal technology
Professor Kong Li
Director, Institute of Electrical Engineering, Chinese Academy of Sciences
The development of photovoltaic technology in China
Session 2: Renewable energy 2
Australian Session Chair: Mr Wes Stein
Chinese Session Chair: Professor Chen Nuofu
Professor Martin Green
Executive Research Director ARC Photovoltaics Centre of Excellence, University of New South Wales
The future of photovoltaics
Professor Wang Zhifeng
Director, CHSEL, Institute of Electrical Engineering, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Solar energy
Emeritus Professor Graham Morrison
Director, Solar and Thermal Energy Laboratory, University of New South Wales
Large scale thermal electricity
Professor You Yage
Director, Ocean Energy Lab, Guangzhou Institute of Energy Conversion, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Wave energy technology in China
Dr Tom Denniss
Executive Director, Energetech Australia Pty Ltd
The energetech wave energy technology
Tuesday, 7 November 2006
Session 3: Renewable energy 3
Australia Session Chair: Professor Martin Green, FAA, FTSE
Chinese Session Chair: Professor Wu Chuangzhi
Professor Xu Honghua
Director, Renewable Energy Department, Institute of Electrical Engineering, Chinese Academy of Sciences
System design and engineering of wind/PV, wind/diesel hybrid systems Associate Professor David Wood
Mechanical Engineering, University of Newcastle
Small wind turbines for remote power
