As part of our permanent interest and development of sustainable energy structures,
We are attending the Seminar ” European Solar Days” on Wednesday 11 may 2011
This event aims to promote the advantages of harnessing the energy of the sun and takes place at the EPA Headquarters, Johnstown Castle, Wexford – home to Ireland’s largest solar PV array.
High quality products and services are now available. Given the rapid technology advances both solar thermal and photovoltaics offer cost effective, reliable and low-maintenance systems and solutions across a range of projects including local authority buildings, hotels, schools, farms, sports clubs, nursing homes, leisure and community centre’s — in short anywhere with a constant, high and regular demand for hot water. Remember solar energy can be produced where it is needed, so it ensures energy independence at a local, regional and individual level. Let’s turn on the sun!
PROGRAMME
09.45 Registration
10.15 Welcome Introduction- Solar in Ireland
Paul Dykes, SEAI REIO
10.30 Legislative Framework – Solar in the Built Environment
Sean Armstrong, Department of Environment, Heritage and Local Government
10.50 Dispelling the Solar Myth – Evacuated Tube versus Flat Plate
William Comerford, Kingspan Renewables
11.10 The Practicalities of Installing Solar Thermal – Designing, Sizing and Maintaining a Solar System
Jonathan Kennedy, FÁS
11.30 Solar Air Heating – A Technology Overview
Bill Quigley, NuTech
11.50 Meeting the Demand in Non-Residential Buildings
Ger O’Donohue, Igneus Energy
Question & Answer Session followed by lunch
13.15 Equipping Ireland with PV
Tim Cooper, Coolpower
13.40 Solar Microgeneration with PV
Gene Hourihane, Sunstream
14.00 Pushing the PV Boundaries
Dr. Mazhar Bari, Solarprint
14.20 Question & Answer Session
Site visit to EPA HQ Rooftop PV Installation and Monitoring Equipment
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