"A2SE Energy All-Star Awards"
2nd A2SE AUSTRALIAN SUMMER STUDY
ON ENERGY EFFICIENCY & DECENTRALISED ENERGY
27 FEB - 1 MARCH, 2013 - NOVOTEL SYDNEY BRIGHTON BEACH
brought to you in association with
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A2SE Energy All-Star Awards
Recognising leadership, innovation and pioneering spirit in energy efficiency and decentralised energy
The Australian Summer Study presents an opportunity to recognise pioneers and unsung heroes in the cleaner energy sector. The Australian Alliance to Save Energy is pleased to announce the 2nd A2SE Energy All-Star Awards.
Who do you think deserves to be nominated for an A2SE Energy All-Star Award?
CLICK HERE
to nominate a standout individual who has made a significant energy saving impact on households, businesses, education or government. There are three categories for individuals to be nominated in:
1. Energy efficiency
2. Peak demand management and
3. Distributed generation.
Nominations close on 31st January 2013
Your nomination will be judged, and Awards then announced at the Summer Study Energy All-Star Awards Night on Thursday 28 February 2013.
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CRAIG REUCASSEL TO MC SUMMER STUDY DINNER
We are delighted that The Chaser's Craig Reucassel will be joining us to MC the Energy All-Star Awards Night.
For a bit of pre-Christmas humour
click here
to watch as Craig Reucassel on The Hamster Wheel explains why
POWER PRICES
are rising.”
Special guest speaker at the dinner will be the Hon Mark Dreyfus QC, Parliamentary Secretary for Climate Change and Energy Efficiency.
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LATEST SPEAKERS ANNOUNCED:
We are pleased to announce additional speakers at the Summer Study include:
* Ellen Fanning, The Global Mail, (ex ABC and Sixty Minutes)
* John Rolfe, Daily Telegraph
* Steve Beletich & James Hazelton, Beletich Associates Energy Consultants
* David Smith, Department of Climate Change and Energy Efficiency
* Dr. David Crossley, The Regulatory Assistance Project
* Glenn May, Office of Environment & Heritage
* Anthony Coles, Solco
Keep up to date with the latest additions to the
program here.
INTERNATIONAL AND KEYNOTE SPEAKERS INCLUDE:
Benoit Lebot
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President of the Alliance to Save Energy US (invited)Climate Change Technical Advisor, United Nations Development
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Hon Greg Hunt MP
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Shadow Minister for Climate Action, Environment and Heritage
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Steve Nadel
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Executive Director of the American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy
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Li Tienen
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Director of the Centre for Industrial Energy Efficiency, China
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Kateri Callahan
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Program, Environment Finance Group
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Robert Tromop
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Head Energy Efficiency Unit International Energy Agency
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EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION RATES:
Early bird registration rates will close at midnight on Thursday 17th January 2013.
This date will not be extended any further, so please remember to register before you head off for your Christmas/New Year break.
SPONSOR:
The Summer Study and gain high profile exposure at this landmark Event.
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BENOIT LEBOT
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Climate Change Technical Advisor for the United Nations Development Programme-Global Environment Facility (UNDP-GEF)
Since 2004, as a Climate Change Technical Advisor, Benoit Lebot provides technical leadership on UNDP/GEF activities on Climate Change Mitigation and Energy Efficient Policies and Programs for End-use Products and Processes. He promotes and reinforces the UNDP portfolio on GEF Climate Change mitigation projects with specific focus on public policies and legal, fiscal and technical measures on the energy demand-side. Current Projects cover Africa and Middle East.
Benoit Lebot was previously with the International Energy Agency (1997-2003) as an advisor within the Energy Efficiency Policy Analysis Division.
Between 1990-1997, he was part of ADEME, the French National Energy and Environment Agency. In 1987-1990, he was a research staff at Energy Efficiency Division of the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, in California.
Benoit will present on the United Nation’s flagship Sustainable Energy for All initiative and what this means for Australia and its neighbours.
WHO SHOULD PARTICIPATE:
All energy efficiency, demand
management and distributed energy practitioners and stakeholders from:
• Government
• Academia
• NGOs
• Energy Suppliers
• End users - all sectors
• Regulatory bodies
• Media - as participants & reporters
WHAT MAKES THE SUMMER STUDY UNIQUE?
The program
balances structured presentations by international experts
with informal working sessions while allowing ample time for networking and collaboration. The relaxed, informal, live-in format allows for in-depth discussions to develop across the event, which has proven to be a great environment for cross-fertilising ideas and making lasting connections.
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 Seasons Greetings
The A2SE would like to wish you and your families a safe and relaxing holiday period. We look forward to seeing you all at the Summer Study in 2013.
Merry Christmas!
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The A2SE would like to acknowledge
and thank the supporters of the Summer Study:
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International Speaker Sponsors:
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Date:
Wed 27 Feb - Fri 1 March, 2013
Location:
Novotel Sydney Brighton Beach
Link to online map
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The 2nd A2SE Summer Study on Energy Efficiency and Decentralised Energy is a not for profit event
run by the Australian Alliance to Save Energy (A2SE). The A2SE is an independent, not-for-profit coalition of business, government and environmental leaders. It supports the widespread introduction of the world’s best practices and technologies in energy efficiency. The organisation informs public and policy discussions on energy efficiency, demand management, environmental protection and sustainability through high quality, unbiased research. A2SE’s key research partner is the Institute for Sustainable Futures at the University of Technology, Sydney, and it has established links with global leaders in energy efficiency and decentralised energy including The American Council for an Energy Efficient Future, The Alliance to Save Energy (USA), The Energy Saving Trust (UK), The World Alliance for Decentralised Energy (WADE), European Alliance to Save Energy, the European Council for an Energy Efficient Economy and the Alliance for an Energy Efficient Economy (India).
www.a2se.org.au
The Clean Energy Council is the peak body representing Australia’s clean energy and energy efficiency sector. It is an industry association that provides a unified voice for over 550 member companies involved in the development or deployment of technologies such as solar, wind, geothermal, hydro, wave, bioenergy, cogeneration, storage and energy efficiency. The Clean Energy Council provides a variety of services to members but its primary role is to develop and advocate effective policy to accelerate the development and deployment of all clean energy technologies. The council also promotes awareness of the industry, thought leadership and clean energy business opportunities through industry events, meetings, newsletters, directorates and the media. For more information visit
www.cleanenergycouncil.org.au
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