Introduction: Can Scotland be 100% Renewable by 2030? | Susan Roaf
- 1. Professor Susan Roaf Professor of Architectural Engineering at Heriot Watt University, Email: s.roaf@hw.ac.uk Can Scotland be 100% Renewable by 2030?
- 2. THE REMIT INITIATIVE FOR CARBON ACCOUNTING Purpose: ICARB provides a space for technical experts, academics, policy and decision makers, businesses and practitioners alike to Discuss and agree and ways forward in the development of Relevant, Complete, Consistent, Transparent and Accurate accounting tools. To share technical challenges and solutions. To be part of a capacity building process across Scottish sectors and stakeholders in this emerging field.
- 3. The Generous Sponsors of the Scotland 2030 Energy Backcasting on the 12th March and the 17th June 2014 are the Energy Technology Partnership and the Climate Exhange
- 4. The ETP is: • The largest power and energy research partnership in Europe • An alliance of 12 independent Scottish Universities • Engaged in world class related energy RD&D
- 5. The Climate Ex Change is: Scotland's centre of expertise on climate change who provide: •Research •advice •An analysis service to Scottish Government policy teams and public agencies http://www.climatexchange.org.uk
- 6. Scotland’s Predicted Population Growth: Nick Purhouse
- 7. Programme Scottish 2030 Backcasting 12th March 2014 09.00 Arrival and Registration 09.30 Event Opening & Purpose, Susan Roaf of ICARB and Donald Booth of the Energy Technology Partnership, the event sponsors. 09.40 Presentation of the Swedish Future Energy Scenarios by Per Lundqvist (see below) 10.00 Getting Demand and Supply partnerships right: Electric Cars in Norway by Harald Rostvik 10.15 Brief introduction to Backcasting and the program by Jaco Quist (see below) 10.30 Draft ideas for RE futures Scotland outlining the 3 possible 2030 Visions – starting with the major confounding factor – climate change brief introduction by Alex Hill then outline presentations on each of the three possible futures By Iain Staffell (UK Centric), Stewart Hazeldine (Scotland Alone) and Andrew Peacock (Local Autarky) 11.00 COFFEE BREAK for informal networking 11.30 Subgroup elaborations of presentations on 3 Visions for Scotland 13.00 LUNCH BREAK 14.00 Scenario elaboration in three groups 15.30 TEA BREAK 16.00 Plenary Vision Reporting back to the whole group & Discussions 17.00 RECEPTION and informal Networking and Discussions 18.00 End
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- #4: Donald Booth 12th march 2014