The International Network
for Sustainable Energy

Sustainable Energy Visions were presented at the event, which was organised by Group Cientifics i Tecnics Per un Futur NO Nuclear (GCTPFNN), INFORSE member, and INFORSE-Europe.
Date: April 25-26 April, 2008
Place: Barcelona
More information, download presentations: (GCTPFNN)

Program:

9:30 Introduction
Sr. Frederic Ximeno, Director General de Sostenibilitat, DMAH, Generalitat de Catalonia

9:45 Energy Alternatives. History and Perspectives
Dr. Josep Puig, professor, UAB, GCTPFNN (INFORSE member)

10:15 100% Renewable Energy Scenarios: Germany, Japan, …
Harry Lehmann, PhD, Head of the Division of Environmental Planning and Sustainability Strategies, Umwelt Bundes Amt Für Mensch und Umwelt

11:00 Break

11:30 Sustainable, Low Emission, High Renewable Energy Scenarios for the EU
Mark Barrett, PhD, Principal RCUK Academic Research Fellow, Bartlett School of Graduate Studies, University College London, London

12:15 Sustainable Energy Visions for Europe
Gunnar Boye Olesen, INFORSE-Europe, International Network for Sustainable Energy
Hjortshoj, Denmark

13:00 Renewables 100%: Renewable Electric system on the Spanish peninsula and its Economic Feasibility
Dr. Xavier García, Aiguasol S.C.C.L.

13:45 lunch

16:00 Catalonia 100% Renewable
Josep Puig, PhD, GCTPFNN, (INFORSE member)

16:30 A Scenario Nega-Watt for France
Thierry Salomon, président, Association negaWatt, Méze, France

17:15 Break

17:45 Zero Carbon Britain
Paul Allen, Development Director, Centre for Alternative Technology – CAT (INFORSE-member), Machynlleth, Powys, Wales, UK

18:30 IDA 100 percent Renewable energy plan for Denmark
Henrik Lund, PhD professor, Department of Development and Planning, Aalborg University

19:15 Carbon-free and Nuclear-Free: A Roadmap for U.S.Energy Policy
Hugh Haskel, Ph D, Senior Science Fellow, The Institute for Energy and Environmental Research – IEER, Takoma Park, MD, USA

20:00 Taula Rodona
Moderator: Santiago Vilanova, Director of internet TV Una sola Tierra

21:15 Film: No Nukes!