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Thread: Free Seminar – 22-24 May 2013
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Mon, Mar 25th, 2013, 12:51 PM #1
Hello!
Several days ago I have found such announcement about free seminar. The offer is interesting. I would like to attend.
Have somebody heard about this seminar? Who wants attend?
Here is information I have found.
The McHewel’s Alternative Energy Seminar examines the future of alternative energy. Discussions at the seminar underscore the growing role that alternative energy must play if Canada is to address climate change and energy security. Emphasis is placed on the development and deployment of technology that compliments alternative energy or improves their performance as well as the need to enact prudent policies to help overcome the challenges of deployment.
The agenda spans general topics as well as specific business, accounting and tax considerations. Plenary sessions cover topics such as the alternative energy landscape, environmental policy and emerging technologies.
Elective sessions allow participants to delve into the unique business and technical issues faced by companies operating or investing in alternative energy.
This free joint company seminar is aimed at landowners, the agricultural industry and associated businesses. It will include presentations by specialists from five leading firms: LDA Design, Hewitsons, Berrys, Lark Energy and Lloyds TSB, who will examine a range of relevant legal, practical and financial issues surrounding renewable energy schemes and how to maximize their potential.
This Seminar explain how you can generate an income from the FIT and the RHI. It will also provide you with the information you need to select one or more of the following renewable energy technologies:-
Solar Water Heating
Wood Fuel Heating
Ground and Air Source Heat Pumps
Solar Photovoltaics
Small to Medium Scale Wind
Energy Policy and Planning
Financial Incentives
The main focus of this Seminar is on small scale renewables below 50kW (sometimes called micro generation) rather than large-scale infrastructure projects. Many of the technologies can be integrated with energy efficiency into low-carbon buildings.
May 22nd — 8:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m.
Introduction - Julia Langer, Toronto Atmospheric Fund
Introduction of morning speakers
1 - Tony Seljak, Summerhill Property Management
2 - Kristopher Stevens, Ontario Sustainable Energy Association
3 - Denis Tanguay, Canadian GeoExchange Coalition
4 - Wes Johnston, Canadian Solar Industries Association
5 - Jamie James, Tower Labs Alliance
6 - Svend de Bruyn, Kortright Centre for Conservation
7 - David Booz, TowerPower Toronto
Introduction of afternoon speakers
8 - Chris Asimakis, Potentia (presentation)
9 - Philip Jeung, Toronto Community Housing
10 - Green Phoenix (presentation)
11 - Rob Detta Colli, TowerWise, Toronto Atmospheric Fund (presentation)
Final questions for all speakers (presentation)
Seminar participants will gain insight into the current market conditions in this sector, legislative initiatives affecting companies making investments in alternative energy and new and developing accounting standards. The seminar also offers an excellent opportunity for participants to network with their peers and McHewel practitioners.
Guest speakers will also clarify and explain the incentives and current opportunities available for both land owners and developers alike. Looking at many aspects of renewable energy projects, including potential income returns, tax considerations on the life cycle of such projects and more.
Who should attend?
This seminar is intended for entrepreneurs and executives of various companies and industries, procurers, advisors, local authority staff, energy managers, those looking to change career into the renewable energy sector, potential investors and installers and householders who want an introduction to the main building integrated renewable energy technologies.
McHewel Company can assist participants who are non-residents of Canada in obtaining a business visa.
If you are interested in this offer, after filling out of the questionnaire, we’ll send your personal electronic invitation card to e-mail specified by you. To enter the exhibition you must print it and show to the operator in the registration area.
In exchange for an invitation card you will receive a visitor badge authorizing daily visits to the exhibition.
How to get there:
The conference centre is located in The Westin Ottawa Hotel - 11 Colonel By Drive • Ottawa, ON K1N 9H4 • CanadaThis thread is currently associated with: WIND Mobile
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