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MONDAY
29th NOVEMBER 2010
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8.30AM
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Registration and Tea/Coffee
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9AM
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Conference Opening and Welcome
- Matthew Zagor,
Deputy Director, ANU Centre for European Studies - Dr. James Prest, ANU Centre for Climate Law and Chair of Conference Organising Committee
- Herr Thorsten Eisingerich, Deputy Head of Mission, Austrian Embassy
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KEYNOTE ADDRESS
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9.15AM
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Prof.
Dr. Volkmar Lauber, Professor of Comparative Politics, Univ. of Salzburg, Austria
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European
experiences with Feed-in Tariff and Tradeable Green Certificate schemes: economics, policy and politics
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10.30
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Morning
Tea/ Coffee
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RENEWABLE ENERGY LAW & POLICY AT
THE FEDERAL LEVEL
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11.00
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Prof.
Adrian Bradbrook, Law School, University of Adelaide
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Overcoming
the Legal and Policy Impediments Hindering the Rapid Deployment of Solar and
Wind Energy
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11.30
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Mr.
Greg Buckman, Fenner School of Environment and Society, ANU & Assoc.
Prof. Mark Diesendorf, Dep. Director, Institute of Environmental
Studies, University of NSW, Sydney
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Design
limitations in Australian renewable energy policies
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12.00
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Hugh
Saddler, Adjunct Professor at the ANU Crawford School and the Fenner School
of Environment and Society, ANU
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Reducing
the emissions intensity of electricity supply: implementation of Australia's
expanded Mandatory Renewable Energy Target
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12.30 -1.30
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Lunch
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SOLAR - PLENARY
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1.30
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Wayne Smith, Director, Clean Energy
Services
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Driving Investment in Large-Scale Solar in
Australia
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2.00
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Mr.
Andrew Macintosh, Associate Director, Centre
for Climate Law and Policy, ANU
College of Law
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Searching for public benefits in solar subsidies: A case
study on the Australian Government’s residential photovoltaic rebate program
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2.30
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Dr James Prest, Lecturer,
Centre for Climate Law and Policy, ANU College of Law
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Why
is Australia Thinking Small ? Feed-in Tariff Caps and Limits in Australia
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3.00
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Dr.
Andreas Luzzi, General Manager, Applied Energy Research Pty Ltd
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Policy needs from a Renewable Energy
Industrialist's point of view; Do policy
makers
really know the true status and dynamics of the renewable energy markets?
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3.30 -4.00
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Afternoon Tea/Coffee Break
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4.00 – 5.00
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PLENARY DISCUSSION – LAW AND
POLICY TO ADVANCE SOLAR ENERGY
·
Volkmar Lauber
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Andreas
Luzzi
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Andrew Macintosh
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James Prest ·
Tom Faunce (by video pre-record)
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Wayne Smith ·
Miguel Mendonca (by video pre-record, TBC)
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TUESDAY
30TH NOVEMBER 2010
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WIND ENERGY
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9AM
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Prof.
Frede Hvelplund, Department of
Development and Planning, University of Aalborg, Denmark
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Green or Black Wind Power: Towards monopoly
and lack of democracy
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9.30
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Dr
Alex Wawryk, Senior Lecturer, Law
School, University of Adelaide
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Planning
for Offshore Wind Energy in South Australia: A Comparative Review with the
United Kingdom
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10.00
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Mr.
Dermot Duncan, Special Counsel, Crisp Legal, Sydney
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Legal
and Finance Barriers to Small and Medium Scale Renewable Energy Projects in
Australia; A Lawyer's perspective of the drivers and barriers to successful
projects - with an analysis of the Australian, UK and US positions
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10.30-11
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Morning
Tea/ Coffee
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RENEWABLE
ENERGY IN THE EMERGING WORLD
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11.00
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A.
Prof. Benjamin Sovacool, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy
National University of Singapore
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Best
Practices for Promoting Renewable Energy in Developed and Developing
Countries
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11.30
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Mr. Anton Vikstrom, Manager, International
Projects Group,
Alternative
Technology Association
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Renewable Energy Policy for the Developing
World: East Timor Case Study
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12.00
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Prof. Steven Ferrey, Suffolk University Law
School, Boston, USA
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A
workable model for renewable energy in developing countries (By Video-pre-record)
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12.30
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Hao
Zhang, PhD Candidate, Centre for Resources, Energy and Environmental Law,
Melbourne Law School, University of Melbourne
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Market
Mechanisms and Low Carbon Strategy in China: the role of Renewable Energy Law
and Energy Saving Law in Advancing Renewable Energy Technologies
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1.00-1.30
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Lunch
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ELECTRICITY NETWORK LAW &
POLICY
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1.30
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Prof.
Rosemary Lyster, Director of the Australian Centre for Climate and
Environmental Law, Law School, Univ. of Sydney
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Smart
Grids and their interface with renewable energy technologies
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2.00
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Anne
Kallies. PhD Candidate, Centre for Resources, Energy and Environmental Law,
Melbourne Law School, University of Melbourne
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Legal
barriers to renewable energy development - Institutional and regulatory
design of the Australian Electricity Market
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2.30-3.00
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Tea/Coffee
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INNOVATION AND RENEWABLE ENERGY
LAW & POLICY
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3.00
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Pablo del
Rio Gonzales, Instituto de Políticas y Bienes Públicos, Consejo Superior de
Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC), Madrid
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Analysing
the Innovation Effects of Support Schemes for Renewable Energy (by video
pre-record)
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3.30
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Dr Matthew Rimmer, Senior Lecturer and
Associate Director of Research, ANU College of Law, ANU
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Intellectual
Property and Climate Change: Inventing Clean Technologies
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4.00 – 4.30
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Panel discussion and conference close
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