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E.ON backs offshore wind cost cutting plan
30/07/2010 - Energy giant E.ON announced it will be investing into a pioneering industry initiative to slash the costs of offshore wind power. E.ON is the latest investor to back the Carbon Trust’s Offshore Wind Accelerator (OWA) which was also recently bolstered with the addition of Mainstream Renewable Power and Statkraft. They team up with five founding members that include offshore wind developers: DONG Energy; RWE Innogy; ScottishPower Renewables; SSE Renewables and Statoil, who recently announced they will be extending their commitment to the OWA over the next four years bringing the total investment into the project to £9.2m. Collectively the OWA partners represent 61% of the offshore wind capacity licensed in UK waters (30GW).
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Sharp to double solar cell output in UK
30/07/2010 - Japan's Sharp Corp is investing almost 4 billion yen ($46 million) at a plant in Britain to double production of solar cell modules to meet growing demand across Europe. Sharp Solar UK, which began making cells at the plant in Wrexham, Wales in 2004, said it was also seeing increased demand from the British market following the introduction of subsidies for renewable energy installations in April.Click here for full story
PD Ports welcomes JDR Cable’s expansion
30/07/2010 - PD Ports has welcomed the decision by a major supplier to the offshore energy sector to more than double its facility at Hartlepool dock. This news comes as JDR Cable Systems is backed by UK Government funding to help continue its groundbreaking work in wind farm development. JDR Cable Systems, a leading provider of subsea power cables, umbilical systems and marine cables for the energy sector, has signed a deal to expand its current 100,000 sq ft facility at Hartlepool, opened only last July, by a further 116,000 sq ft to meet demand.Click here for full story
Russian subs dive deep for new energy
30/07/2010 - Russia has some of the largest energy reserves in the world, but it keeps searching for new sources - even if it means going underwater. Two Russian deep-water submersibles have once again taken a dive in Lake Baikal, to study recently found fields of gas hydrates, a possible fuel of the future…… During this summer's venture, researchers hope to further analyse recently discovered sites of sub-bed gas hydrates. These crystalline water-based solids look like ice and inside them are huge amounts of gases - biochemical methane and traces of nitrogen, carbon dioxide and ethane.

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Now’s the time to enter Ashden Awards
30/07/2010 - For 2011, the Ashden Awards for Sustainable Energy are seeking entries from businesses that encourage the use of sustainable energy and/or changing the way people use energy. In particular, we are looking for business applicants that are making renewable energy and energy efficiency products and services more accessible to people and/or encouraging their wider use. Further information on eligibility criteria and downloadable application form are online.Click here for full story
£1.5m investment in wave energy
29/07/2010 - Business and Enterprise Minister Mark Prisk has today announced a £1.5 million investment in the development of wave energy technology during a visit to the South West RDA’s Wave Hub project at Hayle. Mr Prisk, who kicked off a two-day tour of Cornwall, said the additional £1.5 million grant from the RDA would allow wave energy company Ocean Power Technologies Ltd (OPT) to develop a larger version of its ‘Powerbuoy’ wave energy device.Click here for full story
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     Cambridge, UK


 ALL-ENERGY 2010: a record breaker!

AECC, Aberdeen, 19/20 May

Just over 7,000 attended - if you were amongst them, thank you for being with us. If you weren't, join us 18/19 May 2011 at All-Energy 2011!

All-Energy 2010 was THE place to be

The aisles were packed, so too were the conference sessions. We were delighted that Rt Hon Chris Huhne MP, Secretary of State, Department of Energy and Climate Change visited All-Energy on Thursday 20 May. Over 450 exhibiting companies were at the show - see the list here. Conference presentations from the 50+ sessions are now online with links to them from our initial conference page. Click here for the list of attendees shortly. Our gallery of pictures will be back on line soon.

Our own video will be published on the web before too long, but in the meantime you can see DECC's featuring an interview with Rt Hon Chris Huhne, Secretary of State, DECC after his visit to the show here; one filmed by NewEnergyFocus.com here; and the POWER cluster's video here.

Images below - opening morning plenary session; Richard Lochhead MSP, Cabinet Secretary for Rural Affairs and the Environment and Jim Mather MSP, Minister for Enterprise, Energy & Tourism,  (both Scottish Government) meet on the exhibition floor; and the exhibition well underway.

     

 There was so much happening!
New for 2010 was a Careers Fair held on Thursday 20th May... click here for more info. And as well as the multi-stream major conference and the  UKTI Business Briefings (see below) there were several associated events including:

 UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) at All-Energy 2010

UKTI is the government organisation that helps UK based companies succeed in the global economy. The UK Energy Excellence Centre (Room 23) was where companies could find out about developments in a range of exciting international markets and introduced themselves to overseas decision makers attending All-Energy as guests of UKTI.  These services were free to UK companies.

UKTI Market  Briefings: Enabled exhibitors and visitors alike to learn about developments and opportunities in a range of exciting international markets from UKTI Industry experts and key international delegates including Petrobras, Samsung Heavy Industries, Rushydro, Golswind, and Hyosung Corporation.

International Business Exchanges (1-2-1 Business Meetings): Provided an opportunity for companies to introduce themselves to overseas delegates in your area/market.  UKTI hosted delegates from the following markets: Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, Czech, Germany, India, Jordan, Mexico, New Zealand, Nigeria, Philippines, Russia, South Korea, and Ukraine.

Information at http://www.uktienergyevents.com/UKTIAllEnergy2010/, email: allenergy@uktienergyevents.com, or call:  +44 (0)115 947 5666  +44 (0)115 947 5666 .
LOOKING BACK TO ALL-ENERGY '09: what a show - only surpassed by All-Energy 2010! 
  • total attendance of 5,500 from 60 countries
  • 380+ exhibitors from 14 countries
  • more than 250 speakers
  • our particular thanks to UKTI/DECC for bringing Inward Missions from 29 countries
Click on the chart to the right for full size version, or here for the 2009 conference presentations, image gallery, video, participant list and showguide.
 UNRIVALLED SUPPORT: All-Energy 2010 was held in association with:  
  • RenewableUK (formerly BWEA)
  • Scottish Renewables Forum
  • UK Trade & Investment
  • AREG - Aberdeen Renewable Energy Group
  • and under the learned society patronage of The Society for Underwater Technology
The event was supported by a large number of organisations - click here for the full list - and we are extremely grateful to them for their continuing support. If your organisation would like to become involved with future All-Energy events please contact us. 
 
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  ACSEF Aberdeen City and Shire Economic Future  
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