TEUK XI : taastuvate energiaallikate uurimine ja kasutamine : üheteistkümnenda konverentsi kogumik : [2009 : Tartu]
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Eesti Maaülikool
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Eesti Maaülikoolis toimub 12. novembril 2009.a. järjekordne konverents
TEUK-XI. Taastuvenergia valdkonna järjest suurem tähtsustamine
maailmas ja eriti Euroopa Liidus, on suurendanud ka Eestis taastuvate
energiaallikate teemadega tegelevate teadlaste ja praktikute hulka. Konverentsil
käsitletavate teemade ring on üsna lai, tuues kuulajateni info
puidu, energiakultuuride, tuule- ja päikseenergia ressursiuuringutest ning
muundamistehnoloogiatest. Puudutamata ei jää ka energiasäästu teema
ning konverentsil on neli huvitavat ettekannet kohalikest energeetilistest
lahendustest.
Päevakavas on planeeritud aega kahele erinevale diskussioonile. Enne
lõunat kuulame ettekandeid energiasäästust ja säästulampidest ning sellele
järgnevalt arutame teemal - kas säästupirn on keskkonnasõbralik säästumeede?
Peale lõunat pöörame suuremat tähelepanu energiavarustusele
ja -tehnoloogiatele ning teeme kokkuvõtte viimaste kuude arengutest diskussioonis
- kuhu areneb Eesti energeetika?
2009. aasta alguses võeti vastu kaks olulist dokumenti: „Energiamajanduse
riiklik arengukava aastani 2020“ ja „Eesti elektrimajanduse arengukava
aastani 2018“. Mõlemad näevad ette põlevkivienergeetika osakaalu
vähenemist (alla 30% energiabilansis) ja taastuvate energiaallikate osakaalu
suurendamist. Üheks meetmeks on “Taastuvenergia tegevuskava”
koostamine, mis määrab potentsiaalsed piirkonnad taastuvenergia tootmiseks
ning annab suunised taastuvenergia potentsiaali paremaks ärakasutamiseks.
Loodame, et see kava saab üheks valitsuse prioriteediks ja äratab
elule ka Biomassi ja bioenergia kasutamise edendamise arengukava, mis
on täna “külmutatud” seoses riigieelarve raskustega.
Huvitavaid ettekandeid ja arutelusid!
Argo Normak, Eesti Maaülikooli taastuvenergia keskuse juhataja
Annual conference “Investigation and Usage of Renewable Energy Sources” takes again place in Estonian University of Life Sciences on 12th of November 2009. The increasing relevance of renewable energy field in the whole world and especially in the European Union has increased the number of Estonian scientists and practioners engaged. The range of topics of the conference is quite wide, dealing with forestry, energy cultures, wind and solar energy resource and energy conversion studies. We also touch topics on energy saving and decentralised renewable energetic solutions. In the agenda we have reserved time for two discussions - in the forenoon we will hear presentations on energy conservation and energy-efficient bulbs and afterwards have the opportunity to discuss whether compact fluorescent light bulbs are environmentally friendly energy saving method. In the afternoon we will focus on energy supply and technologies and will conclude the day with a discussion about ongoing developments in Estonian energetics sector. In the beginning of 2009 two important documents came into force - “National Development Plan of the Energy Sector until 2020” and “Development Plan of the Estonian Electricity Sector until 2018”. Both of them target reduction of oil-shale energetics (as far as less than 30% in energy balance) and increase of renewable energy. One of the methods to achieve the targets is composing “Renewable Energy Development Plan”, which determine local renewable energy resources and give directions for effective use of the potential. We sincerely hope that “Renewable Energy Development Plan” will become one of the priorities of our government despite the difficulties with national budget. I wish you interesting presentations and discussions! Argo Normak, Head of Centre of Renewable Energy of Estonian University of Life Sciences
Annual conference “Investigation and Usage of Renewable Energy Sources” takes again place in Estonian University of Life Sciences on 12th of November 2009. The increasing relevance of renewable energy field in the whole world and especially in the European Union has increased the number of Estonian scientists and practioners engaged. The range of topics of the conference is quite wide, dealing with forestry, energy cultures, wind and solar energy resource and energy conversion studies. We also touch topics on energy saving and decentralised renewable energetic solutions. In the agenda we have reserved time for two discussions - in the forenoon we will hear presentations on energy conservation and energy-efficient bulbs and afterwards have the opportunity to discuss whether compact fluorescent light bulbs are environmentally friendly energy saving method. In the afternoon we will focus on energy supply and technologies and will conclude the day with a discussion about ongoing developments in Estonian energetics sector. In the beginning of 2009 two important documents came into force - “National Development Plan of the Energy Sector until 2020” and “Development Plan of the Estonian Electricity Sector until 2018”. Both of them target reduction of oil-shale energetics (as far as less than 30% in energy balance) and increase of renewable energy. One of the methods to achieve the targets is composing “Renewable Energy Development Plan”, which determine local renewable energy resources and give directions for effective use of the potential. We sincerely hope that “Renewable Energy Development Plan” will become one of the priorities of our government despite the difficulties with national budget. I wish you interesting presentations and discussions! Argo Normak, Head of Centre of Renewable Energy of Estonian University of Life Sciences
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taastuvad energiaallikad, energia, energiavarud, energiavarustus, energiamajandus, tuuleenergia, hüdroenergia, biomassienergia, biomass, biogaas, biokütused, tuuleenergia, päikeseenergia, Eesti, konverentsikogumikud