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Act on climate or be left behind, says Stern
ONE of the world's leading climate change experts, Sir Nicholas Stern, has warned countries such as Australia will face future trade barriers unless it moves to a low-carbon economy.
In a speech to the National Press Club yesterday, Lord Stern said the world should embrace what he called the ''new industrial revolution'' of cleaner technologies and renewable energy.
''Not participating in this new industrial revolution runs two types of risk: you drop behind technologically and you risk, not tomorrow or the next day but 10 or so years from now, finding real difficulty in the trade story,'' he said. ''Ten or 15 years from now, those that produce in dirty ways are likely to face trade barriers.''
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| STOP PRESS: All-Energy Australia conference programme now online... |
This year's conference includes more streams and more speakers covering all the important issues in the clean and renewable energy industry in Australia today. For full details of the programme, click here, or to see it as a PDF, click here. Featured speakers include:
The Hon. Peter Batchelor, Victorian Minister for Energy & Resources Victoria's energy future:Minister Batchelor will outline challenges & opportunities | Bill Proudfoot, Energy Engineer, Mito Energy High efficiency point-of-use energy generation - an affordable solution | Dr Garth Bryans, Head of Department, Aquamarine, UK The development of Acquamarine Power's energy converter |
Other leading industry speakers include:
- Dr Kelly Thambimuthu – Chairman, IEA, Greenhouse Gas R&D Program
- Travis Hughes – Strategic Advisor, Carbon Management Services, AGL Limited
- Michael O'Sullivan – President, Australian Council of Superannuation Investors
- Artur Zawadski – General Manager Wizard Power
- Matthew Wright – Executive Director, Beyond Zero Emissions
- Senator the Hon. Penny Wong – Australian Government Minister for Climate Change
- The Hon Malcolm Turnbull MP – Federal Member for Wentworth
Panellists announced for Grand Business & Investment Round Table hosted by Ali Moore
at the end of Day 2, giving delegates the chance to quiz heavyweight international investors.
This year it will be hosted by Ali Moore, the highly regarded ABC presenter. Panellists include:
- Michael O'Sullivan – President, Australian Council of Superannuation Investors
- Kerry Rooney – Austrade
- Matthew Wright – Executive Director, Beyond Zero Emissions
- Geoff Evison – Managing Director, Arkx Investment Management Pty Ltd
| All about All-Energy Australia |
All-Energy Australia is the sister show to All-Energy UK, Europe's largest all-renewables event which has now been running for 10 years; 1,750 people from 16 countries visited the highly successful Australian launch last year. This is what Suntech Power Australia had to say about the event: “We were impressed with the number of people coming over to our stand. Typically at conferences the foot traffic goes up and down considerably during the day but at the All-Energy event there was a constant stream of people.“ Mark Kibby, Commercial Manager, Suntech Power Australia. See more testimonials here.
As with the UK show, the high quality conference programme, exhibition and first evening networking event are all entirely free to attend - a business model that has proven to be highly successful.
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