ICCE2013 Program Detail

PROGRAM

ICCE2013

September 09-11

2013

ICCE2013: International

Conference & Exhibition on

Clean Energy

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Register by August 25th and Save Go to http/iaemm.com/ICCE2013

Travelodge Hotel Ottawa & Conference

Centre

Ottawa, Canada

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ICCE2013: International Conference & Exhibition on Clean Energy

8 a.m. 9 a.m. 10 a.m. 11 a.m. noon 1 p.m. 2 p.m. 3 p.m. 4 p.m. 5 p.m. 6 p.m. 7 p.m.

MONDAY Sept. 09

SESSION

TUESDAY Sept. 10

MAIN SOCIAL

EVENT

Pick PM End-User Day

WEDNESDAY Sept. 11

SESSIONS 8 Wind Energy (Board)

9 Solar Energy & Photovoltaic I (Carleton)

100 Efficiency & Economic I (Ottawa)

11 Modeling III (Imperial)

SESSIONS 16 Biomass & Biofuel III (Ottawa) 17 New Developments II (Board) 18 Efficiency & Economic III (Imperial)

19 Solar Energy & Photovoltaic II (Carleton)

SESSIONS 12 Storage Systems (Board) 13 Environment II (Imperial)

14 Efficiency & Economic II (Carleton)

GENERAL SESSION (Carleton)

Keynote # 1

Keynote # 2

Keynote # 3

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Schedule at a Glance

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Keynote # 1

Lunch

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WELCOME

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SESSIONS 1 Biomass & Biofuel I (Carleton) 2 Modeling I (Imperial) 3 New Developments I (Ottawa) 4 Environment I (Board)

Lunch Break

SESSIONS 5 Applications & Management (Imperial) 6 Biomass & Biofuel II (Carleton) 7 Modeling II (Board)

GENERAL SESSION (Carleton)

Keynote # 1

Keynote # 2

Keynote # 3

Lunch Break


Contents

Index

Schedule of Event…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. Inside front cover

Thank You to Our Sponsors……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….……………….1

Conference Venue Map…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..………………....2

Welcoming Words………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..………..…..3

Committees………………………………………………………………………………………..……………………………………………………………..…..…………..4

General Information…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….……………………..6

Conference Program …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………....……………………7

Monday…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….…………………8

Tuesday…………………………………………………………………………………….………………………………………………………..………………13

Wednesday …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..…………………...17

Poster Session……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………20

Conference Location Map ………………………………………………………………………………………………………….…..…………Inside back cover

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Thank You to Our Sponsors

The ICCE2013 Organising Committee would like to take the time to thank all of our generous sponsors who support the 2013 Conference.

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CONFERENCE VENUE MAP

The Conference will take place at the Travelodge Hotel Ottawa and Conference Centre, Ottawa.

Map of Conference Center Location

Location of Conference rooms

Conference rooms:

Carleton Ballroom Imperial room Ottawa room Board room

Travelodge Hotel Ottawa and Conference Centre

1376 Carling Avenue, Ottawa, ON K1Z 7L5 CA

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On behalf of ICCE2013 organizing committee I am very pleased to welcome you to the ICCE2013. This conference is a scientific gathering of distinguished scientists in the field of Clean and Green Energy. It offers scientists a forum to present cutting-edge research and advanced discoveries in this amazing field.

The aim of ICCE2013 is to gather researchers, scientists, engineers, practitioners, policy makers, from all over the world to present advances in the exciting and rapidly developing field of Clean Energy

The ICCE2013 Scientific Program includes 7 Plenary Talks, 19 technical sessions, over 15 Poster

Contributions presented by participants from approximately 32 countries.

The ICCE2013 organizers thank all participants whose contributions have made this conference successful. We thank our Plenary Speakers and all Chairs of Technical Sessions.

Moreover, members of the IAEMM (International Academy of Energy, Minerals & Materials) deserve a special mention for providing support for the success of ICCE2013.

The Conference takes place in Ottawa, which is one of the most beautiful G8 capitals in the world. Ottawa is also rich in culture and heritage with its many national institutions, parklands, waterways and historic architecture. I encourage you to take some time to visit this beautiful city. Thank you again for your participation and contribution to the ICCE 2013. I wish you a very successful and enjoyable conference. Dr. Hossein Aminian For the Organizing Committee

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C O N F E R E N C E ORGANIZING & SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE

Dr. Hossein Aminian (Chairman)

FiMatCon, Canada

Professor Toyohisa Fujita The University of Tokyo, Japan

Professor Joule Bergerson University of Calgary, Canada

Dr. Shafiqur Rehman King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals, Saudi Arabia

Dr. Marcel Meeus Energy Storage Technology Director, Umicore, Belgium

Prof.dr.sc. Dina Šimunić Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing, University of Zagreb, Croatia

Dr. Kanchit Ngamsanroaj Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand, Thailand

Dr. Karel Aim Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Czech Republic

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Michele Fee Guangyu Song David Carter Xiaozhou Liu Rong Ran Yu Hou Mohammad Samari: Fangyi Du Femi Solomon Olorunnaiye Alessandro Montpetit: alessandro Zhiyu Wang Adegilns Longang: Karan Gandhi Lingyun Jiang Aida Sharif Licheng Peng

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General Information Conference Venue The Conference will take place at the Travelodge Hotel Ottawa and Conference Centre, 1376 Carling Avenue Ottawa, ON K1Z 7L5, Canada (See Conference Venue Map) Direction to Conference Venue From the Ottawa International Airport: Take the Airport Parkway which will become Bronson Avenue. Turn left onto Carling Ave, and turn left onto Kirkwood. At the lights, turn left onto Carling Avenue, and the hotel will be on your right. From Toronto: Take Hwy. 401 to Hwy. 416 North, branch off to Hwy. 417 East and take exit 124 (Carling Avenue). Go through the traffic light and the hotel will be on your right. From Montreal: Take Hwy. 40 to Hwy. 417 West. Follow Hwy. 417 to exit 124 (Carling Avenue). Turn left at the first traffic lights onto Kirkwood, and left at the next set of lights onto Carling Avenue. The hotel will be on our right. Accommodations

To book a room at Travelodge Hotel Ottawa and Conference Centre, please visit

http://www.travelodgeottawa.com

Official Language English is the official language of the Conference.

Conference Registration Hours

Monday, September 09th, 2013 08:00 to 18:00

Tuesday, September 10th, 2013 08:00 to 17:30

Wednesday, September 11st, 2013 08:00 to 15:30

On Site Registration Self-registration using on-site computers. Rates for on-site registration fees are as follows. All prices are in CAD and subjected to 13% tax.

Participant 750 $ Student & Retired 500 $ One Day Registration 400 $

* Student registrants are required to present their student ID card

Registration fee includes:

Admission to all selected sessions, Welcome Reception and Coffee Breaks, Access to Professional Development Workshop, Conference materials including the Conference Program and conference bag.

Currency The Canadian currency is the Canadian Dollar. Foreign currency can be exchanged at the airport, Money

Exchange Bureaux or at banks located throughout the city.

http://www.travelodgeottawa.com/

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CONFERENCE PROGRAM

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Conference Program

MONDAY September 09th 20 1 3

8:00 / 17:00 Registration

Room : Carleton Ballroom

09:00 / 09:10 Welcoming Statements & Announcements

09:10 / 12:25 Plenary Talks Chair: H.Aminian

09:10 / 10:10 Plenary Talk I

Biobutanol: A Viable Biofuel Dr. Jules Thibault University of Ottawa, Canada Hydrocarbon Fuel Cells

10:10 / 11:10 Plenary Talk II

Solar Photovoltaics: Approaching Grid Parity Dr. Rafael Kleiman

McMaster University, Canada

11:10 / 11:25 Coffee Break 11:25/ 12:25 Plenary Talk III

Clean Energy Storage Systems Dr.Marcel Meeus SUSTESCO, Belgium

12:25 / 14:00 Lunch Break

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Room : Carleton Ballroom 14:00 / 15:40 BIOMASS & BIOFUEL I

Chair: S. Rehman

14:00 BB-01: Characterization of Torrefied Willow for Fuel Application

Bimal Acharya, Animesh Dutta University of Guelph, Canada

14:25 BB-02: Techno-economics of bio-power generation in Malaysia Feroz Kazi Mohammad Kabir University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus, Malaysia

14:50 BB-04: Briquetting and carbonization of Biomass Feedstock as Alternative Energy Resources in the Gambia

Nya Joe Jacob, Christopher Amhenrio Gambia Muslim Senior Secondary School, Gambia

15:15 BB-13: Thermal Kinetic Characterization of Oil-Extracted Algae Biomass

Kawnish Kirtania, Mohd Asyraf Kassimab, David Cruza, Nasser Curaa, Sankar Bhattacharyaa Monash University, Australia

Room :Imperial room 14:00 / 15:40 ENERGY MODELING, SIMULATION, OPTIMISATION & CONTROL I

Chair: K. Kosowski

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14:00 EMSO-11: Wind Speed Profile: a New Artificial Neural Network –Power Law Model

Nawal Cheggaga Saad Dahlab University, Algeria

14:25 EMSO-15: Balancing the Voltage in a Series String of Supercapacitors Imadidin Elzen, Hamed Said

Ras Lanuf Oil and Gas Processing Company, Libya

14:50 EMSO-16: A Novel Wave Energy Converter based on the Stewart Platform Loulin Huang, Behrooz Lotfi

Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand

15:15 EMSO-17: Numerical simulation of cooling characteristics in air-mist cooling for heated laminated wall

Tsuyoshi Yamamoto, Kakeru Yoshino, Takuya Kuwahara

Kyushu University, Japan

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14:00 / 15:40 NEW DEVELOPMENTS & MATERIAL RESEARCH FOR ENERGY Chair: M. Meeus

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14:00 NDMRE-05: Wave Power Generating Ships Chappa Divya, Bhagyashri Gawali Indian Maritime University, India

14:25 NDMRE-06: Catalytic conversion of waste wood to bio-fuel using a Cs based catalyst Masoud Zabeti, L. Lefferts, K. Seshan University of Twente, Netherlands

14:50 NDMRE-10: Surface tension profiles under various microwave radiation modes Yusuke Asakuma, Yushin Kanazawa, Harisinh Parmar, Vishnu Pareek, Chi M. Phan, Ge

University of Hyogo, Japan

15:15 NDMRE-12: Power Delivery Studies of Wind-belt Generators with Different Architectures

David Eisen , Nicole Armstrong, Ricky Aye, PJ Aye

UMBC, USA

Room : Board room

14:00 / 15:40 ENERGY: ENVIRONMENT, EDUCATION AND PUBLIC I

Chair: TBA

14:00 EEP-07: Improvement of Urban Air Quality with Clean Fuel for Transportation Sector: A Case Study for Delhi, India Sirajuddin Ahmed, Sanjoy Majib, and Weqar Ahmad Siddiqib

Jamia Millia Islamia University, India

14:25 EEP-08: The Public Perception of Climate Change and Clean Energy in Taiwan and its Paradigm Shift

Kuei Tien Chou National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, Taiwan

14:50 EEP-11: Impacts of green electricity markets in the United Kingdom, Germany and Finland Aira Hast, Liisa McDermott, Sanna Syri, Marja Järvelä Aalto University, Finland

15:15 EEP-12: Alternative Design for Environment Responsive Residential Buildings

in Developing Countries: Integration of Traditional Pooja Mallick, Ibrahim Khan

Asian University for Women, Bangladesh

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15:55 / 17:35 Energy: Applications & Management Chair: O. Sediqi

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15:55 EAM-06: Solution for local grid isolated with Hybrid system including wind turbine

interconnection Tran Khanh Viet Dung, Tran Nam Trung; Nguyen Duc Huy; Vo Hong Thaic PetroVietnam, Vietnam

16:20 EAM-10: Recycling of Waste Heat Nasim Razavinia, Frank Mucciardi, Ferrie Hassani, Mohammad Al-Khawaja

McGill University, Canada 16:45 EAM-07: An Integrated Power Supply System: Solutions to Nigeria's Electricity

Problem Coker Joseph Olakunle Lagos State Polytechnic, Nigeria

17:10 EAM-13: Competing in Clean Energy

Penelope Comette, Matthew McCulloch

Pembina Institute, Canada

17:35 EAM-09: Assessment of Pellet Production Potential in Different Provinces of Iran Based on Available Biomass Resources

Mahdi Rezaei, E. Livani, M. A. Eslami Saray

Niroo Research Institute (NRI), Iran


15:55 / 17:35 BIOMASS & BIOFUEL II Chair: J.Thibault

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15:55 BB-20: Hydrogen and Biofuel from Seawater

Michael Thomas API Inc., USA

16:20 BB-18: Hyper-thermophilic anaerobic co-digestion of thickened waste activated sludge and fats, oil and grease

Rania Mona Zeid Alqaralleh, Kevin J. Kennedy, Robert Delatolla University of Ottawa, Canada

16:45 BB-19: Electricity Derived from Plant Tissue Douglas Janssen, Jerry Gu, Carol Gu, Mohammad Islam, David Chao, Fow-Sen Choa

University of Maryland, USA

17:10 BB-15: Bioenergy Production: The Potential of Using Biomass Gasification Edris Madadian, Mark Lefsrud, Camilo Andres Perez Lee, Yves Roy

McGill University, Canada

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15:55 / 17:35 ENERGY MODELING, SIMULATION, OPTIMISATION & CONTROL II Chair: TBA

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15:55 EMSO-18: Experimental ORC micro-power plant for CHP application Part A: power plant

arrangement Krzysztof Kosowski, J. Mikielewicz, E. Ihnatowicz, M. Kaniecki, D. Kardaś et al Institute of Fluid Flow Machinery, Poland

16:20 EMSO-19: Experimental ORC micro-power plant for CHP application Part B: Radial and Multi-stage axial turbines

Krzysztof Kosowski, Z. Kozanecki, M. Piwowarski, R. Stępień, W. Włodarski, Ł. Hirt Institute of Fluid Flow Machinery, Poland

16:45 EMSO-20: Experimental investigation of micro organic Rankine cycle using scroll expander

Sébastien Declaye, Ludovic Guillaume,Olivier Dumont,Sylvain Quoilin,Vincent Lemort

University of Liege, Belgium

17:10 EMSO-23: Mathematical Modeling of CO2 Enrichment, Capture and Utilization in Commercial Greenhouses

Mohammed B. Effat, Hamdy M. Shafey,Abd El-Moneim Nassib

Assiut University, Egypt

17:35 EMSO-14: Individual Air-Conditioning Energy-Saving Equipment Nguyen Anh Tuan, K. David Huang

Ministry of Science and Technology, Vietnam

17:45/19:00 Welcome Reception Room: TBA

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09:00 / 09:10 Announcements

09:10 / 10:10 Plenary Talks Chair: J.Thibault


Application of Adsorption Processes for Clean Energy Sources Dr. Handan Tezel University of Ottawa, Canada

10:10 / 10:25 Coffee Break

Room : TBA

10:25/12:15 POSTER SESSION

POSTER NUMBER: P4 to P21 See Page


Room : Board room 14:00 / 15:40 WIND ENERGY

Chair: TBA

14:00 WE-03: Feasibility of Using Small Wind Turbines for Small off grid Luai M. Al-Hadhrami, Shafiqur Rehman King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals, Saudi Arabia

14:25 WE-05: Feasibility study of wind-diesel hybrid power system for remote communities in north of Quebec

Hamid Reza Hooshangi Concordia University, Canada

14:50 WE-06: Airborne Wind Energy for small to medium scale power generation (10kW to 20kW) requirements

Hammad Ahmad, Abdullah Ahmad, Daniel Toal

Harrison High School, USA

15:15 WE-04: Power supply of the consumers by the group of VAWT Kozin Alexander AlexandrovichHui

South Ural State University, Russia

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14:00 / 15:40 SOLAR ENERGY & PHOTOVOLTAIC I Chair: M.Meeus

14:00 SOM-04: Solar Thermal Power Station for Green Building Energy Supply

Tatiana Baidyk, Ernst Kussul, Jose Saniger, Neil Bruce CCADET, UNAM, Mexico

14:25 SOM-11: Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) of Photovoltaic (PV) Technology to Replace Traditional Street Lights with PV Module in Chittagong

Shagufta Tazin Shathy, Ibrahim Khan Asian University for Women, Bangladesh

14:50 SOM-03: A Revolution in Green Energy: Solar Tracking System Balogun Emmanuel Babajide, Xu Huang; Dat Tran

University of Canberra, Australia

15:15 SOM-01: Global and Diffuse Solar Radiation Over Five Cities of Sindh, Pakistan M. Akhlaque Ahmed, Sidra Afzal Shaikh

Sir Syed University of Engineering & Technology, Pakistan

Room : Ottawa room

14:00 / 15:40 ENERGY: EFFICIENCY & ECONOMIC, SUSTAINABILITY & POLICY I Chair: K.T. Chou

14:00 ESP-02: No Alternative to Efficiency for the Built Environment Dan Cloutier

Power Ecosystems Inc., Canada

14:25 ESP-05: Comparing Feed-In Tariff Incentives of Clean Energy in Taiwan and Germany Hwa Meei Liou

National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, Taiwan 14:50 ESP-12: The future of oil and gas supply amidst persistent cost overrun: A review Evans Akwasi Gyasi

The University of Warwick

15:15 ESP-09: Exergy Analysis of Combined Cycle Power Plant with Two Different Pressure Stages

Shirin Estahbanati, O.Tavakoli, Mo. Hosseini University of Tehran, Iran

Room : Imperial room 14:00 / 15:40 ENERGY MODELING, SIMULATION, OPTIMISATION & CONTROL III

Chair: K. Kosowski

14:00 EMSO-12: CO2 gasification of algal and woody char – a comparative study of their kinetics

Kawnish Kirtania, Sankar Bhattacharya Monash University, Australia

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14:25 EMSO-24: Numerical Simulation of Water in a Porous Medium: Effect of Magnetic Field on Velocity of Water

Kodchanipa Ruksawong, Roongrojana Songprakorp, Veerapol Monyakul King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi, Thailand

14:50 EMSO-27: Dynamic Model of a Photovoltaic Generator Houda Brahmi, Rachdi Dhifaoui

INSAT, Tunisia

15:15 EMSO-25: Comparison of Fully Pneumatic and Pneumatic-Electric Hybrid Configurations for Propulsion of a Refrigerated Vehicle

Midhun V.S, A.Ramesh, Sathyanandan M

Indian Institute of Technology, India

15:40 / 15:55 Coffee B r e a k

Room : Board room

15:55 / 17:35 ENERGY: STORAGE SYSTEMS & FUEL CELLS Chair: TBA

15:55 ESFC-05: Grid-Friendly Control of Distributed Photovoltaic Generation with Battery

Storage Jian Xiong, Michael Reiach, Xiaoyu Wang Carleton University, Canada

16:20 ESFC-01: Evaluation of electricity production and biofilm production from microbial fuel cells using various graphite plate electrodes

Wudneh Ayele Shewa, Subba Rao Chaganti, Jerald A. Lalman University of Windsor, Canada

16:45 ESFC-06: Phase Change Heat Transfer of Porous Concrete for Energy Storage in Building Envelopes

Zhenqian Chen, Xiaoli Dai, Dengyun Wang, Xiangling Li, Feng Song

Southeast University, China

17:10 ESFC-03: Influence of Parallel Flow Field Design on the Performance of PEM Fuel Cells

Emad Barakat, K. Ahmed, M. Ahmed, A. Abdel-Rahman ,A. Ali

Assiut University, Egypt

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15:55 / 17:35 ENERGY: ENVIRONMENT, EDUCATION AND PUBLIC II

Chair: TBA

15:55 EEP-03: Aiming at CO2 reduction in Mie University by utilizing renewable energy

Masaaki Bannai Mie University, Japan

16:20 EEP-04: The Low Carbon Transition of Energy Infrastructure under the Kyoto Protocol

Mohammed Hussaini, Scholz & Å. Hedmark University of Salford, United Kingdom

16:45 EEP-15: Preservation of the local wisdom water management system subject to the non-conventional gas exploration

Ahmed Hadjadj, Seghir Maamir University of Boumerdes, Algeria

17:10 EEP-14: Improved Inclined Solar Water Desalination System Fuat Egelioglu, Phillips Olaleye Agboola , Seyed Saeed Madani Eastern Mediterranean University, Turkey

17:35 EEP-09: Education and Awareness Project on the Energy Sector in Trinidad and Tobago Randy Ramadhar Singh, Nalini Parasram-Rajballie Ministry of Energy and Energy Affairs, Trinidad and Tobago


15:55 / 17:35 ENERGY: EFFICIENCY & ECONOMIC, SUSTAINABILITY & POLICY II Chair: J.Thibault

15:55 ESP-18: Large Scale Thermal Energy Storage

Ernst Kussul, Tatiana Baidyk, Jose Sniger, Neil Bruce CCADET, UNAM, Mexico

16:20 ESP-17: Carbon Management in the Post-Cap-and-Trade Carbon Economy

F.A. DeGroff CCSF, USA

16:45 ESP-15: Thermal and economical analysis of the solar preheating of steam boiler feed water

Fabrício dos Santos Dantas, Manoel Antonio da Fonseca Costa Filho

UERJ / PPG-EM, Brazil

17:10 ESP-08: Renewable Energy Sources and Hydropower for Sustainable Development in Turkey Ibrahim Yuksel, Hasan Arman, Kamil Kaygusuz

Sakarya University, Turkey

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09:00 / 09:10 Announcements

09:10 / 12:25 Plenary Talks Chair: H.Aminian

09:10 / 9:40 Plenary Talk I

High Efficiency Solar Hydrogen Production via Water Splitting on Nanowire Arrays Dr. Zetian Mi McGill University, Canada


Chemical Hydrides for High-Capacity Hydrogen Storage and Long-Haul Transportation Dr.Tom Baker University of Ottawa, Canada

10:40 / 11:00 Coffee Break 11:00/ 12:00 Plenary Talk III

Dr. Marten Ternan Hydrocarbon Fuel Cells EnPross Inc., Canada


Room : Imperial room 14:00 / 15:40 ENERGY: EFFICIENCY & ECONOMIC, SUSTAINABILITY & POLICY III

Chair: TBA

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14:00 ESP-03: Thermo chemical Conversion of Municipal Solid Waste to Liquid Fuels Using

computer modeling in the Gambia Nya Joe Jacob, Christopher Amhenrio Gambia Muslim Senior Secondary School, Gambia 14:25 ESP-06: Sustainability of Adopted Photovoltaic Solar Unit and Existing Light Source in

Remote Island of Bangladesh

Nusrat Jahan Chowdhury, Ibrahim Khan

Asian University for Women, Bangladesh

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14:50 ESP-11: Microalgal Biorefineries Using Anaerobic Digestion and Closed Photobioreactors: Finnish Strategies

Katie Suominen, Suvi Ojanen, Harri Hillamo, Henrik Holmberg, Pekka Ahtila

Aalto University, Finland

15:15 ESP-14: Initiative taken at BHEL in the areas of Solar & Energy Efficient Technologies

MR Pawar, Amrish Gupta

BHEL, India

Room : Ottawa room

14:00 / 15:40 BIOMASS & BIOFUEL III Chair: TBA

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14:00 BB-06: Design and fabrication of a bench-scale continuous fast pyrolysis rig

Feroz Kabir Kazi, Md. Abdur Razzaque, Md. Hassan Ahmed Elhassan

The University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus, Malaysia

14:25 BB-11: Effect of deposition parameters on double layer of sprayed tin oxide N. Kesri, A. Khelfane, M. Djahmoun, H. Zerrouki University of Science & Technology of Houari Boumediene (USTHB), Algeria

14:50 BB-10: Optimization of Monoepoxide Linoleic Acid Synthesis and Physicochemical Characteristics Study for Biolubricant Industria

Bashar Mudhaffar Abdullah, Jumat Salimon, Nadia Salih Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, Malaysia

Room : Board room

14:00 / 15:40 New Developments & Material Research for Energy II

Chair: S.Rehman

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14:00 NDMRE-11: Development of Adsorption Steam Generator without the Fossil Fuels

Comsumption Takahiro Nishi , Tsuguhiko Nakagawa Okayama Prefectural University, Japan

14:25 NDMRE-13: Preparation of Activated Carbon from Saudi Date Tree Fronds (Agro waste) by Physical Activation

Muhammad Shoaib, Hassan Al-swaidan King Saud University, Saudi Arabia

14:50 NDMRE-09: Biomimetic Propulsion System With Hydrofoil System-Effenovas R1.0 Ruskin Singh

Indian Maritime University, India

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14:00 / 15:40 SOLAR ENERGY & PHOTOVOLTAIC II Chair: TBA

14:00 SOM-08: Experimental characterization of a solar-powered thermoelectric heat

pump performance under Thunder Bay cold climate Basel I. Ismail, Nadeer Alabdrabalnabi

Lakehead University, Canada

14:25 SOM-13: Artificial Bee Colony Algorithm for Acheiving Maximum Power Point Tracking for Photovoltaic Arrays

Bilal Babar, Aurelian Craciunescu University Politehnica of Bucharest, Romania

14:50 SOM-14: Solar Optimisation Based on Different Tracking Systems Balogun Emmanuel Babajide, Xu Huang; Dat Tran

University of Canberra, Australia

15:15 SOM-15: Evaluating the effect of orientation angles on the output power of a stationary PV panel Asowata Osamede, James Swart, Christo Pienaar

Vaal University of Technology, South Africa

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POSTERS SESSIONS September 10th Room# TBA

P-04: Straw from sugar cane: diminishing the seasonal generation from biomass power in Brazil – a new experience Zilmar Jose de Souza Getúlio Vargas Foundation and Brazilian Sugarcane Industry Assoc, Brazil P-05 : Study of temperature distribution through porous media in solar tower volumetric receiver Mohamed Mammar, Abderrahmane Hamidat Development Center of Renewable Energy (CDER), Algeria P-06: A two-step synthesis of earth-abundant solar cell material, CZTS by co-sputtering and sulfurization Nadarajah Muhunthan, Om Pal Singh, V.N. Singh, R.C. Budhani National Physical Laboratory, India P-09: Efficient Hydrogen Storage by Making Use of Nanostructured Nitride Material Systems Hayao Imamura, N. Shimomura, K. Tomachi, M. Shimizu, Y. Sakata Yamaguchi University, Japan P-10: Hydrogen production by a photoheterotrophic consortium using dark-fermentation effluent and partial vacuum Virginia Montiel Corona, Elvia I. García, Sergio Revah, Marcia Morales Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana – Iztapalapa, Mexico

P-12: Alkaline anion-exchange plasma-polymerized membranes for miniature alkaline methanol fuel cells Jue Hu, Chengxu Zhang, Yuedong Meng Institute of Plasma Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China P-14: Diffusion behavior of anti-solvent in crystallization process under microwave radiation Yusuke Asakuma, Masatoshi Miura, Yusuke Murakami University of Hyogo, Japan P-15: Performance of a renewable and clean thermoelectric power generation system using exhaust waste heat from an IC engine Basel I. Ismail, Nadeer Alabdrabalnabi Lakehead University, Canada P-16: The Effects of Si Contents on The Formation of Plasma Electrolyte Oxidation Films and The Mechanical Properties of Al-Si Alloys for High Heat Dissipation of Led Street-Light Chan-Yeol Seo, Young-Min Leem, Ki-Hun Yoon, Jung-Man Doh U-One Comtech Corp, Korea P-17: Methanation of Synthesis Gas from Biomass Hiroyuki Takano, H. Shinomiya, K. Izumiya, N. Kumagai, K. Hashimoto Daiki-Ataka Co.,Ltd, Japan P-18: The preparation of integrated electrode for direct alcohol fuel cell by plasma technique Chengxu Zhang, Jue Hu, Yuedong Meng Institute of Plasma Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences P-19: Ethanol production from lignocellulosic material by white rot fungi Sakae Horisawa, Tatsuyoshi Nishida Kochi University of Technology, Japan P-20: SnO2/Graphite Composite Anode Thin Films For Li Ion Batteries deposited by Aerosol Assisted Vapour Deposition Marcus Jahn, Kwang-Leong Choy The University of Nottingham, United Kingdom

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P-21: Catalytic Conversion of Sorbitol to Hydrocarbons Arvind Ramachandran, Subramanian Sivasanker, T. M Sankara Narayanan, Subramanian Narayanan National Institute of Technology, India

P-22: Geochemical study of the eastern part of the Bassin Berkine- Algeria

Larbi Remichi

University of Boumerdes, Algeria

P-23: 4th

Generation District Heating in Denmark

Hongwei Li, Svend Svendsen

Technical University of Denmark(DTU), Denmark

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CONFERENCE VENUE

Travelodge Hotel Ottawa and Conference Centre

1376 Carling Avenue, Ottawa, ON K1Z 7L5 CA

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