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Affordable, Reliable and Sustainable Energy for the Future The Future Energy Forum 2016 (FEF2016) aims to promote effective ways to achieve a sustainable energy future. The UN announced the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDG 17) in 2015. The world should “Ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all” (Goal No. 7). This forum is to provide a platform for the leaders and experts from different regions around the world to share their views and solutions on energy issues. China is the largest developing country, with the highest share of global energy consumption. It is a 13:30-18:00 June 29th, 2016 China National Convention Center, Beijing, P. R. China 2016 The Future Energy (FE) Forum 1 China is the largest developing country, with the highest share of global energy consumption. It is a great challenge to meet the target of emission reduction by 2030. The open talks and discussions in the Forum will provide a good chance for the advance of sustainable technologies and cooperation strategies in China. The FE Forum is organized as a session of CIGEE 2016 and CDEE 2016 . Ruomei- [email protected] [email protected] Organized by WFEO Committee on Energy (WFEO-CE) Co-organized by Tsinghua University, Energy Internet Research Institute (EIRI), Chinese Society for Hydro Power Generation (CSHPG) Chinese Society for Electrical Engineering (CSEE) Supported by Xinjiang Goldwind Sci & Tech Co. Ltd.)
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Affordable, Reliable and Sustainable Energy for the Future
The Future Energy Forum 2016 (FEF2016) aims to promote effective ways to achieve a sustainableenergy future. The UN announced the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDG 17) in 2015. Theworld should “Ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all” (GoalNo. 7). This forum is to provide a platform for the leaders and experts from different regions aroundthe world to share their views and solutions on energy issues.
China is the largest developing country, with the highest share of global energy consumption. It is a
13:30-18:00 June 29th, 2016
China National Convention Center, Beijing, P. R. China
2016 The Future Energy (FE) Forum
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China is the largest developing country, with the highest share of global energy consumption. It is agreat challenge to meet the target of emission reduction by 2030. The open talks and discussions inthe Forum will provide a good chance for the advance of sustainable technologies andcooperation strategies in China.
The FE Forum is organized as a session of CIGEE 2016
and CDEE 2016.
Organized by WFEO Committee on
Energy (WFEO-CE)
Co-organized by Tsinghua University, Energy
Internet Research Institute (EIRI), Chinese Society for Hydro Power
Generation (CSHPG)Chinese Society for Electrical
Engineering (CSEE)
Supported byXinjiang Goldwind Sci & Tech Co.
Ltd.)
GERMANY‘S ENERGY TRANSITION
Germany’s Energy TransitionSwarmenergy – An Approach for (digitally)
Distributed Electricity
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Carsten AhrensJadehochschule, ZDI, GermanyECCE, WCCE, WFEO (Solar Group)
RENEWABLES VERSUS ECONOMY
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RENEWABLES ARE COMPETITVE
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ENERGY EFFICIENCY
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RAMPING UP RENEWABLES
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FEED-IN TARIFFS FEED RENEWABLES
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PEOPLE‘S RENEWABLES
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SOLAR COUNTRIES
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INSTALLED SOLAR CAPACITY
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GRID RELIABILITY + RENEWABLE GROWTH
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SUN ECLIPSE SIMULATION BY ISE
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PV PRODUCTION DURING SUN ECLIPSE
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ISLAND SOLUTION BY TENNET
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EARLY ENERGY INTERNET IDEAS
Energy Internet Research Institute, Tsinghua University
Energy Internet, an Effective Way Toward Sustainable Future
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© 2015 清华大学
Prof. Ruomei LI Nov 29th, 2015
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Toward Sustainable Future
RENEWABLES VERSUS ECONOMY
„Germany has strong renewable energy research and development capabilities and China’s manufacturing ability can provide cost-effective renewable power facilities. Sino-German cooperation could decrease tremendously the cost of renewable energy in the future, making
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renewable energy in the future, making renewables fully competitive with fossil fuels, ensuring a secure and affordable price, and facilitating economic growth.“
Fuqiang Yang, Senior Advisor of China Program,
www.nrdc.org/
SMART GRID WITHIT - PLATFORMS
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COST DEGRESSION OF LI-BATTERIES
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PEAK SHAVING STRATEGY (GRID + STORAGE)
Bosch, GermanyStorage and Manage-ment SystemBPT-S 5 Hybrid
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BUILDING INTEGRATED PV (BIPV) INDUSTR. WORLD
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HCPV
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Concentration of sun radiation HCPV rooftop-system on 2-axis sun tracker
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SMALL (RURAL) PV APPLICATIONS WORLDWIDE
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FIVE MEGATRENDS ON GLOBAL SCALE
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MEGATRENDS 2 AND 3
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MEGATRENDS 4 AND 5
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MEGATREND 2
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