The Sustainability of Renewable Energy and Electrification
In the seventh presentation of the Energy Transition 2024 series, David Glynne Jones will discuss the land use and environmental impacts of renewable energy and electrification, and describe the transition to a sustainable circular resource-balanced low emission energy economy.
The final (eighth) presentation in the Energy Transition 2024 series will review the implications of China's rapid pivot to renewable energy, both for global emissions reduction and the wider geoeconomic implications.
David is an independent advocate for the adoption of renewable energy and electrification across all sectors of the Australian economy. He is currently assessing the implications of emerging advanced battery technology for electrification of the Australian transport sector.
There will be a Q&A session following the presentation, then light refreshments.
MCH members $15; Concession (Gov’t support and full-time students) $15; Non-members $20
The final (eighth) presentation in the Energy Transition 2024 series will review the implications of China's rapid pivot to renewable energy, both for global emissions reduction and the wider geoeconomic implications.
David is an independent advocate for the adoption of renewable energy and electrification across all sectors of the Australian economy. He is currently assessing the implications of emerging advanced battery technology for electrification of the Australian transport sector.
There will be a Q&A session following the presentation, then light refreshments.
MCH members $15; Concession (Gov’t support and full-time students) $15; Non-members $20
Location
Manning Clark House
11 Tasmania Circle, Forrest ACT 2603
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The Sustainability of Renewable Energy and Electrification
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