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If your organization is involved in solar thermal energy development, technology or investment in Australia, you need to Australian National Conference on Resources and Energy (ANCRE)
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- Created on Thursday, 25 July 2013 09:37
- Written by AUSTELA
AUSTELA is pleased to announce we are conference supporters of the upcoming Australian National Conference on Resources and Energy (ANCRE), to be held on 3 – 4 October 2013 at the Canberra Theatre Centre, ACT.
Early bird registration closes soon, on 31 July, 2013.
This is the second year the ANCRE conference has been held. Hosted by the Bureau of Resources and Energy Economics (BREE), ANCRE is the only national conference sponsored and organised by the Australian Government that provides a global and Australian perspective on resources and energy.
Key themes of ANCRE 2013 will include
- Global Gas Revolution
- Domestic Gas Transformation
- Indigenous and Community Challenges and Opportunities
- China: Looking Forward
- Energy Efficiency Opportunities
- Renewable Energy Futures
The conference will provide an opportunity to showcase leading-edge Australian and international research on key issues such as the global gas revolution, China's growth prospects, the community licence to operate, Indigenous communities and mining, renewable energy developments and also energy efficiency.
As Australian energy policy continues to rapidly develop, the issues to be discussed at ANCRE 2013 have the potential to significantly impact of the environment for investment in and development of solar thermal power in Australia.
Please find attached an ANCRE flyer to see a list of speakers, and please feel free to circulate this flyer to your industry colleagues. For further ANCRE details please visit www.ancre.com.au.
Register now, the Early Bird registration deadline has been extended to 31 July 2013.
