Name: PECC Marine Resources Seminar 2: Oceans as a Source of Renewable Energy
Start: 2012-03-26T08:00:00+08:00
End: 2012-03-28T08:00:00+08:00
Location: Hawaii

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PECC Marine Resources Seminar 2: Oceans as a Source of Renewable Energy

From March 26, 2012 until March 28, 2012

Categories: PECC Events

PECC International Project 2011 - 2012 : Sustainable Management of Marine Resources

Seminar 2

Oceans as a Source of Renewable Energy

Hawaii, USA

March 26-28, 2012

Monday, March 26
0830-0900	Registration
0900-0920	Opening Remarks
0920-1230	Session 1: New and existing technologies to optimize use of energy from the oceans Chair: Charles E. Morrison , International Co-Chair, PECC / President of East-West Center
0920-0940	Recent Commercial OTEC Developments in the Pacific Islands Region Hans Krock, Energy Harvesting Systems, LLC, Honolulu, Hawaii
0940-1000	Honolulu Seawater Air Conditioning (HSWAC) Project Anders Rydaker, Chief Operating Officer, HSWAC, Honolulu, Hawaii default default Oceans as a source of Renewable Energy (844.81 kB) (844 KB)
1000-1020	Coffee Break
1020-1040	Overall picture of the marine renewable energy Innovation policies: a projected timetable to promote new marine technologies from research and development to industrial implementation: a cost-efficiency approach Henri Boyé, French Ministry of Sustainable Development, France default default The marine renewable energy innovation policies (2.09 MB) (2.09 MB)
1040-1100	Mechanical energy: actions of elements and energy conversion, materials and structures, need for computational and experimental modelling, technological obstacles Marc Le Boulluec, IFREMER, France default default Mechanical energy, wind, waves, current (4.8 MB) (4.80 MB)
1100-1230	Discussions
1230-1400	Lunch
1400-1530	Session 2: New sources of energy from the ocean (thermal, wave, tidal, wind) - from technical potentialities to economic reality Chair: Michel Paoletti, Secretary General, FPTPEC Polynesia
1400-1420	Ocean thermal energy conversion: challenges and opportunities Gerard C. Nihous, Associate Professor, University of Hawaii default default Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC) – Challenges and Opportunities (4.71 MB) (4.71 MB)
1420-1440	Exploring ways to switch from fossil fuel to renewable electricity - the example of a Polynesia public utility Marc Chin Foo, Project Manager, EDT French Polynesia default default From fuel based electricity to renewable energy (1.31 MB) (1.31 MB)
1440-1500	Usage of new marine technologies in the coastal cities and integrating a wide range of renewable energies into urban electricity network: Operator's views on smart grids Nicolas Renard, Veolia Environnement, France default default Integrating the many sources of renewable energy into urban electricity networks (1.19 MB) (1.19 MB)
1500-1520	Exploration and utilization of marine renewable energy in China Wu Zhenglong, Vice-Chair, China National Committee for Pacific Economic Cooperation (CNCPEC) default default The Exploration and Utilization of Ocean Energy in China (67.77 kB) (67 KB)
1520-1600	Discussions
Tuesday, March 27
0900-1130	Session 2: Continued
0900-1130	Hawaii Ocean Science: Using Renewable Marine Resources and Ingenuity for the 21st Century Greg Barbour, Executive Director, NELHA, Hawaii
1130-1230	Lunch
1230-1630	NELHA Field Visits: Sopogy (Solar CSP), Makai Ocean Engineering (OTEC), Cellana (marine bioalgae), and Big Island Abalone. NELHA marine support and OTEC infrastructure.
1900	Dinner hosted by FPTPEC
Wednesday, March 28
0900-1230	Session 3: Ways to increase the use of energy from marine sources: research and incentives Chair: Wu Zhenglong, Vice Chair, China National Committee for Pacific Economic Cooperation (CNCPEC)
0900-0920	AMI-ADEME (invitation for expression of interest by the French Agency for Environment and Energy Management) and AAP IEED (call for projects for Institute of Excellence in Decarbonated Energies), France Energie Marine Marc Le Boulluec, IFREMER, France default default France Energies Marines (1.15 MB) (1.15 MB)
0920-0940	EMACOP (Marine Coastal and Portuary Energies) - A research project from France Henri Boyé, Ministry of Sustainable Development, France default default EMACOP (Energies Marines, Cotiéres et Portuaries) (1.33 MB) (1.33 MB) default
0940-1000	"Synergie" - A case study of New Caledonia Cluster to develop, promote and expand new renewable energy: wave energy Philippe Marconnet, New Caledonia default Project Development in Wave Energy - Pacific Islands and Indian Ocean Studies (2.53 MB)
1000-1020	Coffee Break
1020-1040	Development and commercialization of the CETO wave technology - lessons and global market potential Tim Sawyer, Site Development Manager, Carnegie Wave Energy Ltd, Australia default Development and commercialisation of the CETO wave technology (2.92 MB)
1040-1100	SPC (Secretariat of the Pacific Community) - a case study of a regional organization that helps non-autonomous territories attain energy independence and human resources development through capacity-building Solomone Fifita, Deputy Director of Energy, Secretariat of the Pacific Community, New Caledonia default Options for Energy Security in the small island states of the Pacific (1.87 MB)
1100-1230	Discussions
1230-1400	Lunch
1400-1530	Session 4: Case studies of renewable energy in operation Chair: Dr. Jerry Finin, Director of Pacific Islands Development Program, East West Center
1400-1420	A case study from Chinese Taipei: the development of a tidal power unit Cheng-Han Tsai, National Taiwan Ocean University, Chinese Taipei default The development of tidal current power unit for the sea near Keelung (1.91 MB)
1420-1440	Thermal energy: a 10 MX project in Tahiti Philippe Dubau, Groupe Albert Moux
1440-1500	A case study from the Indian Ocean, La Réunion Henri Boyé, Ministry of Sustainable Development, France default The Reunion Island and the Atoll of Hao – Marine Renewable Energies (1.8 MB)
1500-1520	SWAC integration in luxury hotels in French Polynesia: case presentation on behalf of Dick Bailey, Intercontinental Bora Bora and Brando resort in Tetiarao Michel Paoletti, Secretary General, FPTPEC Polynesia default Sustainable Development – Tetiaro, Le Brando (3.31 MB)
1520-1600	Discussions
1600-1700	Session 5: Follow up and conclusion by session chairs Chairs: Charles E. Morrison , International Co-Chair, PECC / President of East-West Center Jean Luc Le Bideau, Vice-Chair, FPTPEC

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