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Announcement
Invitation: POWER-GEN Africa 2015
There's still time to be part of Africa's leading global power generation event. DATES: 15 to 17 July 2015 TIMES: 08h30 to 17h00 VENUE: Cape Town International Convention Centre EVENT WEBSITE: Click here to visit the event website Pre-register for this special subscriber offer using the promo code "SAMedia" to save 30% (US$ 355) and pay only US$ 830 for a three day delegate pass, plus the chance to enjoy many great benefits. Click here to register online now
Benefits of attending POWER-GEN Africa 2015 include:
- 36 world-class conference sessions to choose from
- 100+ up-to-date topics over three tracks - strategic, technical and renewable
- 100+ exhibitors at the comprehensive exhibition showcasing the latest products and services
- 3000+ attendees from 70+ countries
- Inspiring presentations and panel discussions by 135 expert speakers
- Delegate lunches and bags
- Conference proceedings
Make the most of your visit and start planning your agenda.
View the pre-event guide here Enjoy the multitude of event highlights at POWER-GEN Africa including:
- Joint opening keynote session
- Plenary panel discussion
- Opening reception
- Closing reception and best paper awards
- Russian workshop
- Palmiet Power Station technical tour
- Business matchmaking
- Up to 2.5 CPD points
- Free access to Event App
Click here to register online now
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Invitation
Managing power sector reform and regulation in Africa
The University of Cape Town Graduate School of Business announces its short course on "Managing power sector reform and regulation in Africa".
DATES: 12 - 16 October 2015 VENUE: UCT GSB, 8 Portswood Road, V&A Waterfront, Cape Town COURSE WEBPAGE: Click here for the full course details This five day course is aimed at managers and professionals in government, regulatory authorities, utilities, civil society and the private sector working in the electricity sector. The course is offered by the Management Programme in Infrastructure Reform and Regulation (MIR) at the UCT Graduate School of Business. MIR is a leading centre of excellence and expertise in Africa and emerging economies. The course is run in association with the African Forum of Utility Regulators and the Regional Electricity Regulators Association of Southern Africa Leaders, managers and professionals in infrastructure sectors around the world are facing new and complex challenges. State-owned, vertically integrated, monopoly industries are being restructured to improve performance, and private sector participation is frequently on the agenda. New regulatory regimes are being put in place and reformed utilities need to deliver expanded and affordable services for the poor, while underpinning and supporting economic growth. Renewable energy is reaching grid-parity and new models need to be explored to accelerate investments in power generation capacity. This programme, focused on Africa's needs, exposes participants to the frontiers of international experience, and to best practice in managing these challenges and the new regulatory environment effectively. A number of case studies from Africa are presented. Participants will also be given a thorough grounding in the fundamentals and practice of economic regulation of utilities. For further information on the course outline and online applications visit the course webpage here, or email Ann Wium, Tel: 021 406-1314, Email: ann.wium@gsb.uct.ac.za
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Announcement
Call for papers:
PAC World Africa 2015 conference
Protection, automation and control specialists from industry and academia around the world are invited to submit abstracts for the PAC World Africa 2015 conference, details as follows: DATE: 12 to 13 November 2015 VENUE: TBA, Johannesburg, South Africa FULL CALL FOR PAPERS: Click here for the full call for papers
The subject matter of the PAC World Africa 2015 conference is detailed in the full call for papers. The main goal of the conference is to bring together professionals in the fields of protection, automation, control, communications, DERs and other power system domains in order to learn about the latest developments in the industry and share experience and ideas how we can all work together to make the grid smarter in the most efficient way. All abstracts should be around 500 words. The authors should keep in mind that the focus of their papers should be on presenting challenges, applications, solutions and ideas related to the above topics in a non-commercial and practical manner. Please see the instructions to prospective authors for the information required to be submitted with your abstract. Abstracts and the associated required information should be e-mailed to: pacwafc@pacw.org Important and strictly enforced deadline dates are: Abstracts deadline: 31 July 2015 Acceptance notification: 15 August 2015 Paper submission: 30 September 2015
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