Australia–China symposium
Traditional energy resources workshop
5-7 November 2006
Monday, 6 November 2006
Session 1: Improving energy production
Australian Session Chair: Dr John Sligar FTSE
Chinese Session Chair: Professor Huang Weiguang
Professor Jin Hongguang
Institute of Engineering Thermophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Efficient use of fossil fuels with innovative energy systems for energy saving and greenhouse gas control
Dr Ian Smith FTSE
Executive Director, ANSTO
Factors affecting the design of an optimised portfolio of electricity generation technologies
Professor Huang Weiguang to give a brief overview of research undertaken by Professor Li Yongwang and Professor Sun Yuhan at Shanxi Institute of Coal Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Dr Rod Boyd
Connell Wagner
Performance improvement opportunities for traditional coal based power generation
Professor Li Jiangang
Director General, Hefei Inst of Plasma Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Progresses of Chinese magnetic confined fusion / ITER program
Session 2: Towards clean coal
Australian Session Chair: Mr Peter Laver AM FTSE
Traditional Energy Sources
Chinese Session Chair: Professor Huang Weiguang
Dr David Brockway, FTSE
Chief, Energy and Technology, CSIRO
Post combustion capture at coal-fired power stations
Professor Huang Weiguang
Director General, Institute of Engineering Thermophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences
The clean coal technology development situation in China
Dr Peter Cook, CBE FTSE, CEO C02 CRC
Carbon dioxide capture and geological storage: Clean energy technologies and future developments
Tuesday, 7 November 2006
Session 3: The gasification alternative
Australian Session Chair: Dr David Brockway FTSE
Chinese Session Chair: Professor Huang Weiguang
Dr David Harris
Theme Leader, Energy and Technology, CSIRO
Coal gasification in low emissions power technologies
Professor Xu Hengyong
Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences
The palladium membranes with high performance and their applications
Co-Convenors: Professor Huang Weigang and Mr Peter Laver AM FTSE
