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South Australia Future Energy

South Australia Future Energy

South Australia has the most diverse generation in Australia and is actively encouraging further energy production to meet projected shortfalls of 300 -400 megawatts in the next 3-4 years, with a total shortfall of 1200 megawatts expected in the next 10 years.

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South Australia has the most diverse generation in Australia and is actively encouraging further energy production to meet projected shortfalls of 300 -400 megawatts in the next 3-4 years, with a total shortfall of 1200 megawatts expected in the next 10 years. South Australia has also embraced wind and geothermal energy, with further projects underway in coal seam methane, gas to liquids, coal to liquids, solar and wave technologies. Many are world leading projects which are being monitored from across the globe.

"The state [South Australia] was powering ahead with major projects in the geothermal, solar, wind and water sectors, creating opportunities for local businesses and generating jobs .... The number and scale of projects threw up a great opportunity for South Australia to become a centre of excellence"

Adelaide Advertiser 31st March 2009

The South Australia Future Energy conference will feature case studies and project updates on these important energy projects. It will provide delegates with state and federal government information on the energy programs which will revolutionise the energy market. You will gain vital information on geo-scientific data, project updates, investment opportunities, technology challenges, international, national and state perspectives.

"South Australia will meet the Rudd Government's 20 per cent mandatory renewable energy target well before its 2020 deadline …Clean technology funding in the state was close to $50 million through venture capital investors and federal and local grants”

Adelaide Advertiser 31st March 2009

At the South Australia Future Energy conference you will hear from senior executives and experts including:

  • The Hon. Patrick Conlon, Minister for Energy, South Australia
  • Barry Goldstein, Director, PIRSA
  • Reginald George Nelson, Managing Director, Beach Petroleum
  • Paul Taliangis, Chief Executive, Core Energy
  • Graeme Bethune, CEO, EnergyQuest
  • Ashley Kellett, President, Australian Pipeline Industry Association (APIA)
  • Merrill Gray, Executive Director, Syngas
  • Chris Schrape, Managing Director, Altona Resources
  • Terry Kallis, Managing Director, Petratherm
  • Adrian Larking, Managing Director, Green Rock Energy
  • Bertus de Graaf, Managing Director, Panax Geothermal
  • Michael Fielden, Managing Director, Acquasol Infrastructure

To request a copy of the full brochure please email katy.henson@informa.com.au with the subject line ‘Please send me the SA Future Energy brochure’.

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