Where can you find updates and meet the people involved with bioenergy; geothermal; hydrogen and fuel cells; hydropower; solar; offshore and onshore wind; wave and tidal energy; business energy efficiency; energy storage; sustainable cities and their needs; carbon capture and storage …….and more? The list is seemingly almost endless, but if it is to do with renewable energy, then the answer is undoubtedly “At All-Energy 2016”.
The 16th show in the annual series will be held at the Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre (SECC) on Wednesday 4 and Thursday 5 May, bringing with it a packed exhibition with some new dedicated zones; more conference streams than ever before; and many of the tried, tested and popular features of past years. After 14 shows in Aberdeen, All-Energy moved last year to the SECC and was a resounding success with 8,250 attendees from 50 countries; some 450 exhibiting companies and, almost the same number of speakers from home and overseas.
The conference programme includes such luminaries as ScottishPower’s Keith Anderson; Professor Sir Jim McDonald of Strathclyde University and co-chair of the Scottish Energy Advisory Board; and keynote speakers including Atlantis Resources’ CEO Tim Cornelius; DONG Energy’s, Benj Sykes; Ronnie Quinn of The Crown Estate; Tom Greatrex of the Nuclear Industry Association; Professor Peter Fraenkel, with a specific challenge for the tidal stream industry; Earnell Kelly of Doosan Fuel Cell America; Graham Cooley, ITM Power’s CEO; and Alan Cumming of Viridor.
