Abstract - World Renewable Energy Congress / Network

3. Prof Shang-Shyng Yang
5. Prof Ni Weidou
6. Prof Pier Ugo Foscolo,
7. Prof. Celio L. Cavalcante,
8. Prof. Dr Kyriakos Maniatis
9. Prof. Jim Richardson
10. Dr Julie Domac
11. Dr Kingiri Senelwa
12. Mr Stephen Schuck
13. Prof. B. A. Stout
14. Dr V.K. Sharma
15 Ms Patricia Guardabassi
Energy and Gender Equitable
Development
• Issues in energy financing and marketing
• Program design, implementation, and
evaluation
• Health impacts on those lacking access
to modern energy services
• Acceptability and effectiveness of
renewable energy technologies
• Micro-credit and micro-enterprise
development
• Policies and regulations to support
technology innovation and market
development
• Awareness-raising, training and capacity
building
1. Dr Barbara Farhar – Chair
2. Dr Dominique Lallement
3. Ms Gail Karlsson
4. Dr Jyoti Parikh
5. Ms Wendy Annecke
6. Ms May Sengendo
7. Dr Souad Benromdhane
8. Dr Anna Talamantez
9. Dr Goori Datta
Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Technology
• Advances in the science and technology
of fuel cells
• Proven commercialisation reports
including economic and policy issues
• Hydrogen production for fuel and
electricity
1- Dr. Imad Mahawili – Chair
2. Prof Tony Day
3. Prof Dr Kamaruzzaman SOPIAN
4. Mr Arno A. Evers
5. Dr Ulrich Schmidtchen
6. Prof. Sinclair Gair
7. Dr Salvatore Freni
8. Mr Andre Gillet
Low Energy Architecture
• Internal Environment
– Thermal
– Ventilation and Air movement
– Lighting
– Operation and Control
– Comfort Productivity and Health
Issues
• External Environment
– Building and Sustainable Community
– Urban and Landscape Design
- Policy and Social Issues
• Building Simulation, Material and
Design
• Building Refurbishment
– Integration of Renewable Energy
• Whole Building Case Study
1. Mr Ian Giuliani, UK – Chair
2. Mr Bill Watts, UK
3. Prof Dr Cettina Gallo, Italy
4. Mr Hugh Lockhart-Ball, UK
5. Dr Mohammed Imbabi, UK
6. Prof Andrew Miller, UK
7. Mr Nazar Sayigh, UK
8. Dr Runming Yao, UK
9. Prof. Manuel Correia Guedes,
Portugal
10. Dr David Strong, BRE, UK
Marine /Ocean Energy Topics:
• Wave and tidal energy resources and
their characterisation.
• Device modelling, testing and development.
• Device hydrodynamics, structural integrity
and environmental analysis.
• Environmental impact assessment and
Standards.
• Balance of system - power take-off, sensors
and control; grid integration.
• Legislation, policy instruments, finance
and markets.
• Socio-economic assessment, education
and training.
1. Prof AbuBakr S Bahaj (University
of Southampton) – Chair