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Brisbane Branch

 

Welcome to the Brisbane Branch of the Australian Institute of Energy.

 

The Brisbane Branch aims to promote understanding and awareness of energy issues relevant for Queensland. The Branch welcomes new members from various disciplines across the energy sector.

The Branch holds regular evening seminars and special events throughout the year for members and guests. The evening seminars have a technical focus and may also include broader presentations on policy or other energy issues.

 

The Branch also runs special events throughout the year, which may include half-day symposiums, site visits, breakfasts or dinner seminars.

 

The Branch committee welcomes ideas for future technical meetings and events. For more information contact: brisbane@aie.org.au

 

AIE Brisbane Branch Events Program: February – June 2010*

 

Date

Format

Topic

Tuesday 23 February

Evening seminar

Sustainable cities

Tuesday 23 March

Evening seminar

Bioenergy

Tuesday 4 May

Breakfast seminar

Renewables

Tuesday 11 May

Evening seminar

Energy for India


* Note: Program may be subject to change.

 


 

Coming Events

 

Meetings by Other Organisations are also listed under Events

 

Brisbane

AGM and Seminar

Energy and the City: Sustainable cities

 

Energy strategies for reducing Brisbane’s carbon pollution

Peter Casey - Principal Engineer, Energy Efficiency; Brisbane City Council

 

Over 1000 new residents move to Brisbane each week and Brisbane City Council is the largest local government in the Asia-Pacific Region. With the population of South East Queensland set to double in the next 40 years, Peter discusses Brisbane's path to sustainability and the City’s plans for increasing renewable energy and reducing carbon emissions.

 

Ecological Retrofitting of Cities

Peter James - Ecological Sustainable Development Leader; Arup

 

Peter’s presentation looks at developing and retrofitting urban centres to improve resource efficiency. Peter’s is an "ecological engineer" whose technical skills cover a broad range of engineering, energy, natural systems, business, facilities management, and infrastructure technologies. He has published material in diverse fields including; Social and Economic Sustainability Factors, Direct Current Power, Anaerobic Digestion, and Sustainability Assessment Tools.

 

Date:   Tuesday 23 February 2010

Time:    5.45pm for a 6pm start to 7.30pm

Venue: SKM, 32 Cordelia Street, South Brisbane

Cost:    Members $25, Non-Members $35

 

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