Tuesday 12 April 2011 Registration Wednesday 13 April 2011

Tuesday 12 April 201107:30 – 09:00 Registration09:00 – 10:40 Opening and Keynote speakers Venue A – LT1 Chairperson: Nico Beute09:00 WelcomeDr. Nawaz Mohamed, Cape Peninsula University of Technology, Cape Town09:10 Electricity – We Are All ConnectedMr Corrie Visagie, Eskom, Johannesburg09:40 Developments of Solar Thermal Utilization in ChinaProf Yin Zhiqiang, Tsinghua Solar Systems Ltd., Beijing p 24910:10 Smart citiesMs Megan Anderson, Sustainable Energy Africa, Cape Town10:40 – 11:10 Refreshments11:10 –12:50Parallel session AEffective energy use in thehomeVenue AChairperson: Ben Groenewald11:10 Trade-Offs between communityPreference; Energy andEnvironmental Performance; andPassive and Active Surveillance asa Deterrence to Crime inGovernment assisted HumanSettlementsMr Mothusi Guy, Peer Africa WC CC,Milnerton, p 9311:35 Effect of Switch Mode PowerConverters on Power Quality inDomestic Set-UpsProf Charlie Bhurtun, University ofMauritius, Reduit, p 1712:00 A Measured Based Analysis ofDomestic Power Consumption dueto Home Entertainment DevicesMr Albertus Bredekamp, CapePeninsula University of Technology,Cape Town, p 312:25Tools for Enabling BehaviourChange in the Residential SectorMr Stephen Davis, University of CapeTown, Rondebosch, p 8512:50 – 14:00 Lunch14:00 –15:15Parallel session AWater HeatingVenue AChairperson: Ernst Uken14:00 Introduction of Standards andTesting of Solar Water Heating inChinaMr He Tao, National Centre forQuality Supervision & Testing of SolarHeating Systems, Beijing, p 233Parallel session BRenewable EnergyVenue BChairperson: Maryann GreenSouth Africa's Hydropower Option'sMr Wilhelm Karanitsch, Andritz Hydro(Pty) Ltd, Bedfordview, p 173The Viability of Off - Grid Electrificationin the Deep Rural Areas of South AfricaMr Stephen Koopman, Eskom HoldingsLtd, Braamfontein, p 149Modelling a Geothermal Source withCogeneration Applications in aResidential AreaMr Wilfred Fritz, Cape PeninsulaUniversity of Technology, Cross RiverEstate, p 167Combined Heat and Power Applicationsfor Residential Application from aBiogas PlantMr Mandla Tsikata, LTE Energy (Pty) Ltd,Midrand, p 211Parallel session BClean Energy Access for allVenue BChairperson: Gisela Prasad & HaroldAnnegarnUniversal Access to Modern Energy by2030 - What does it mean for Africa?Dr Gisela Prasad, University of CapeTown, Rondebosch, p 145WorkshopRegulating Energy EfficiencyVenue CChairperson: Derek Batte11:10 An Overview of Energy EfficiencyPolicies, Regulations and Strategies inSouth Africa and ImpactsMr Xolile Mabusela, Department ofEnergy, Pretoria h 911:45 Regulating for Energy EfficiencyMr Rudolf Opperman, NRCS (NationalRegulator for Compulsory Specifications)12:15 Building Regulation applicationsby Building Control OfficersMr Erik Kiderlen , Amway Investments ccWorkshopRegulating Energy EfficiencyVenue CChairperson: Erik Kiderlen & WilfredFritz14:00 Low voltage renewable energyprojectsMr Carlos Smith , Specialized SolarSystems14:25 What can Solar Water HeatingContribute to the Livelihoods ofLow-Income Households?Ms Holle Wlokas, University of CapeTown, Rondebosch, p 24114:50 Testing of CombinedRefrigerator/Heat Exchanger andGeyserMr Jean Gad Mukuna, CapePeninsula University of Technology,Bellville, p 22515:15 – 15:30 Refreshments15:30 –16:45Parallel session AEffective energy use in thehome & Electrification andEnergy use in Rural AreasVenue AChairperson: Gary Atkinson-Hope15:30 Energy Management for DomesticUsers of EnergyMr Chisakula Kaputu, EldoAfrica,Fourways, p 12315:55 Energy Efficient Building EnvelopeDesigns for Institutional Buildingsin East AfricaMr Edward Baleke Ssekulima,Makerere University, Kampala, p 7916:20 Economic Implications of ConstantPower Outages on SME's in NigeriaMr Ogbonnaya Okoro, University ofNigeria, Nsukka h 23The Global Alliance for CleanCookstoves: Implications for SouthAfricaDr Margaret Matinga, University ofJohannesburg, Auckland Park, p 55Improved Stoves in Southern Africa: ASolution for All Seasons?Mr Maxwell Mapako, CSIR, Pretoria, p 49Parallel session BClean Energy Access for all &Liquid FuelsVenue BChairperson: Gisela Prasad & HaroldAnnegarnPotential and Prospects of ImprovedCookstoves (ICS) in ZimbabweDr Godfrey Chikowore, University ofJohannesburg, Auckland Park, p 33Improving Energy Service Delivery tothe PoorestMr Sivuyile Maboda, Sustainable EnergyAfrica, 9B Bell Crescent Close, WestlakeBusiness Park, Tokai, h 3Design of Safer Paraffin StovesMr Chris Bradnum, University ofJohannesburg, Auckland Park, p 018:00 Bus leaves pick-up bay, Administration Building, CPUT, Bellville19:00 – 22:00 Conference Dinner:9:00 –9:309:35 –10:50Wednesday 13 April 201114:40 Introducing the City Of CapeTown's Electricity Saving CampaignMs Sheryl Ozinsky,Parallel session CRenewable EnergyVenue CChairperson: Charlie BhurtunSmall Hydro for Rural ElectrificationMr Abrahaman Kilimo, Cape PeninsulaUniversity of Technology, Bellville, p 189The Role of Geothermal Energy inBavariaMr Wilfred Fritz, Cape PeninsulaUniversity of Technology, Bellville, p 219Distributed Energy Resources forResidential Electricity UsersMr Atanda Raji, Cape PeninsulaUniversity of Technology, Bellville, p 197Keynote Session Venue A Chairperson Nico BeuteMitigation of Ulaanbaatar City's Air Pollution - From Source Apportionment to Ultra-Low Emission Lignite Burning StovesProf Sereeter Lodoysamba, National University of Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar, p 27Smart citiesParallel session AEffective energy use in the homeVenue AChairperson: Philip Lloyd9:35 Retrofitting to lower EnergyConsumption: Comparing twoBuildingsMrs Takalani Bridget Thovhakale,University of Johannesburg, AucklandPark, p 10710:00Combating Co2 Emission and GlobalWarming through Energy EfficientRetrofitted Home ModelsProf Samuel Wara, IgbinedionUniversity, Edo State, p 115Parallel session BDomestic Solid Fuel UseVenue BChairperson: Sereeter Lodoysamba &Godfrey ChikoworeDevelopment of a low smokeMongolian coal stove using aHeterogeneous testing protocolMr Crispin Pemberton-Pigott, NewDawn Engineering, Ontario, p 65Optimising the Imbaula StoveMr David Kimemia, University ofJohannesburg, Auckland Park, p 21WorkshopRegulating Energy Efficiency &Implementing Energy EfficiencyVenue CChairperson: Lisa Reynolds & Trevor Lind9:35 Implications of the New EnergyEfficiency StandardsLisa Reynolds, Saint-Gobain Construction,Germiston10:00 INTERACTIVE WORKSHOP ONIMPLEMENTATION - Introduction to thesession and selecting the topic ofinterest, and reframing.Mr Stephen Davis, University of CapeTown, Rondebosch

10:25Innovative Energy EfficiencyCommunication and Awarenessthrough the "H" factorMr Nkateko Siweya, Eskom, Sunninghill,p 101Quantification of Emissions Generatedfrom Domestic Burning Activities fromTownships in JohannesburgMr Thomas Bagala, University ofWitwatersrand, Johannesburg, p 61Part 1- Paired interviews: Inquiring into thebest experiences of energy efficiencyimplementation (as EE practitioners),and behaviour change (as consumers)INTERNATIONALCONFERENCE10:50 – 11:20 Refreshments11:20 –12:35Parallel session AElectrification and Energy use inRural Areas & Renewable EnergyVenue AChairperson: Peter Fowles11:20 An Intelligent Switch System for CarBatteriesDr Jiangfeng Zhang, University ofPretoria, Pretoria, p 17711:45 Can Solar -Biogas Hybrid Systems bethe Solution to Sustainable EnergySupply in Rural Areas?Mrs Henerica Tazvinga, Council forScientific & Industrial Research, Pretoria,p 20312:10 Non-conventional Substation andDistribution System for RuralElectrificationProf George O. Anderson, University ofBotswana, Gaborone, p 133Parallel session BDomestic Solid Fuel Use -ContinuedVenue BChairperson: Sereeter Lodoysamba &Godfrey ChikoworeFuel use In Welverdiend, Mpumalanga:Socio-Economic Factors, Fuel Choiceand Quantities of Fuel usedMs Alison Hughes, University of CapeTown, Rondebosch, p 11Distribution and Marketing Strategy forthe StovetecMr Francois Louw, Restio Energy,Somerset West h 1Design Features of Solid Fuel Stoves:Workshop DiscussionMr Crispin Pemberton-Pigott, NewDawn Engineering, OntarioINTERACTIVE WORKSHOP ONIMPLEMENTATION (Continued)Venue CChairperson: Stephen DavisPart 2- Group feedback: Inquiring into thebest experiences of energy efficiencyimplementation (as EE practitioners),and behaviour change (as consumers)Part 3- Create shared images of a preferredfuture for energy efficiency andbehaviour change (as consumers)Part 4- Innovate ways to create that futureamong the energy practitioner /researcher community and amongconsumersTowards sustainable energy, solutions for the developing world12:35 – 13:35 Lunch13:35 –14:55Parallel session ARenewable EnergyVenue AChairperson: George Anderson13:35 Designing a Photovoltaic Sustained Power Sector: AReview of Current Practice.Mr Eko Akpama, Cross River University of Technology,Calabar, Nigeria p 15513:55 Solar powered Absorption Cooling Systems for SouthernAfricaMr Tatenda Bvumbe, University of Kwazulu-Natal, Durban,p 16114:15Domestic Application of a PV SystemDr Anthony Keen, , Rondebosch, p 18314:35 Investigating the Feasibility of Small Hydropower: A CaseStudyMr Ilyas Omar, Cape Peninsula University of Technology,Bellville, p 19314:55 – 15:05 Best Paper Award and Closure15:05 – 15:30 RefreshmentsParallel session BStove Testing Methodologies and SessionDiscussionVenue BChairperson: Harold Annegarn & James RobinsonThe Uncontrolled Cooking Test: Measuring Three-Stone FirePerformance in Northern MozambiqueMr James Robinson, University of Johannesburg, AucklandPark, p 71A Preliminary Comparison between the HeterogeneousProtocols and the Water Boiling TestMr Tafadzwa Makonese, University of Johannesburg, AucklandPark, p 41Basic Energy in South Africa: Discussion and SessionCloseProf Harold Annegarn, University of Johannesburg, AucklandParkBasic Energy in South Africa: Discussion and SessionClose (continued)Mr James Robinson, University of Johannesburg, AucklandParkP r o g r a m m e12 - 13 April 2011Cape Peninsula University of TechnologyCape Town Campus, South Africa