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Attachments134Attachment C – Questions/Discussion with Overseas Individuals and Organisations1. Solar Electricity - PV Domestic• Design, installation and maintenance ofdomestic PV systems to meet worlds bestpractice.• What are the cutting edge technologies insolar cell technology?- How is thin film technology affecting theindustry and how is it being applied?- How is Building Integrated Photovoltaic(BIPV) changing the design of architecture?• What are the cutting edge technologies inother associated components?• How and who manages installations?- Small and large scale.• How do government policies affect the uptakeof solar PV?- What are the incentives?- What are the legislative mandates?• What are the trade skills levels required forthese projects?• What are the maintenance programs inplace for the ongoing management of thesesystems?2. Solar Electricity – PV Farms• Design, installation and maintenance of PVfarm systems to meet world’s best practice.• What are the cutting edge technologies inlarge scale solar technology?- How are solar towers farms beingimplemented?- How are parabolic dish farms beingimplemented?- What training is required for installers andmaintainers of these farms?• How and who manages installations?• How do government policies affect theinvestment in solar farms?- What are the incentives?- What are the legislative mandates?• What are the trade skills levels required forthese projects?• What are the maintenance programs inplace for the ongoing management of thesesystems?3. Wind – Wind farms offshore• Design, installation and maintenance ofoffshore wind systems to meet worlds bestpractice.• What are the cutting edge technologies inwind technology?• What are the limitations in size of one singlewind turbine?- 5Mwatt turbine- 7Mwatt turbine- Noise and bird dangers?• How and who manages installations?• How do government policies affect theinvestments in wind farms?- What are the incentives?- What are the legislative mandates?• What are the trade skills levels required forthese projects?• What are the maintenance programs inplace for the ongoing management of thesesystems?4. Geothermal• Geothermal options for Australia5. Energy Efficiency• What is Europe doing in the area of energyefficiency measures?- Energy efficient new building constructions- Existing building stock• Who needs to be trained for energy efficiencyjobs?• What are the legislative mandated targets forenergy efficiency?• What else are European cities doingregarding conserving energy?6. Sustainability• What sustainability measures are there inEuropean cities?• What sustainable technologies are available?• What sustainable transport methods areemployed?• What do sustainable buildings look like?• Who needs to be trained regardingsustainability issues?
Attachments135Attachment D – Case Study. IT MDI-Energy Technology SolutionsAn Opportunity to Re-Engineer Australian Energy SupplyAn opportunity exists for Australia to transition to a 100% solar and sustainable initiative by consideringthe technology that IT MDI-Energy has developed, such as:• Use of advanced broadband communications- (replace the transport of people with that of data, voice and visuals)• Deployment of high efficiency, de-centralised energy networks• Deployment of novel forms of high efficiency transport for people and goods• Basing all of the above on solar energyThe 100% solar and sustainable IT MDI-Energy Initiative is a $1.8 billion investment and implementationprogram that aims to create a smooth transition to 100% solar based and fully sustainable infrastructuresfor power generation, transport and communications for the whole of Australasia (Australia, New Zealandand the Pacific Islands).This initiative is entirely demand driven and based on competitively priced consumer products andservices. It is designed to address squarely and fully commercially the pressing challenges of ‘Peak Oil’,the subsequent challenges of the eventual global peaking of natural gas, coal and uranium supplies, andthe related challenges of ‘Climate Change’.This initiative is based on a cost-effective technology package. We, as a society, are used to thinking of‘green’ alternatives as being more expensive, cumbersome and a loss of comfort. With the convergedIT MDI-Energy Information, Communications, Energy and Transport Technology package (ICET), ‘green’costs less to deploy, operate and maintain and is easy for consumers to use.The 100% solar and sustainable IT MDI-Energy Initiative is growth oriented. During the next five years,it aims to create over 9,000 new, environmentally sound, jobs directly and over 26,000 indirect jobs, alldistributed close to where people live, thus considerably reducing commuting requirements.The most important aspect of this technology opportunity is about job creation and transitioning peoplefrom failing industries into rewarding green jobs.By utilising this technology the benefits from an environmental perspective are considerable. Theseinclude reduced car emissions in Australasia by 20% and emissions from power generation by 80% overthe first ten years of implementation. Over the full 20 years of its implementation program, this initiativeaims to achieve 100% sustainable infrastructures for power generation, transport and communications,that will ensure a neutral carbon footprint for Australia.As a clear vision for Australia, the technology that IT MDI- Energy brings to Australia is an opportunity tore-engineer Australia by reviving manufacturing and enabling a real ‘Clean Green’ holistic solution whilstallowing us to meet our expected emissions reduction target 20% by 2020.Training of PersonnelTraining for this deployment will be delivered atHolmesglen Institute of TAFE in partnership with ITMDI-Energy. Qualifications based on the AustralianTraining package, the training developed will becompetency based targeting in the first instancethe trades, electricians, plumbers, IT personnel,engineering machining, apprentices and trainees.This allows for trained and competent people to beready for fast deployment of the ICET package.Courtesy: Holmesglen TAFE
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