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AFRICAN AND INTERNATIONAL
DOMESTIC USE OF ENERGY (DUE) CONFERENCE
27TH
WELLINGTON 25 - 27 March 2019
FULL DAY
MICROGRID WORKSHOP
[email protected] http://energyuse.org.za/due http://www.wellington.co.za
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Earn CDP’s and CU’s by attending this conference
and workshop
In line with World Bank initiative for universal access to energy and sustainable energy for all, various solutions are being implemented and monitored for their efficiency. Among the solutions for increasing universal access to electricity are off grid electrification such as solar, diesel and hybrid systems.
The humble home, from Cape to Cairo, from Beijing to Fez or London to Calcutta, remain the focus of energy use that is critical to most people. This home is now almost universally tied into not only an energy use nexus, but also a transportation and communication one.
In the fourth revolution new energy technologies will feature. The efficiency and flexibility of energy use will improve with intelligent monitoring and connectivity of devices. Low-cost renewable energy, and perhaps bio-energy through genetic modification, 3D-printed nuclear reactors, fusion power and carbon capture, offer cheaper, cleaner energy. How will these technologies influence and impact on the Domestic Use of Energy? These are questions we can explore at the 2019 DUE Conference. Increasingly new and novel energy demands will also appear – household robot servants, human exoskeletons, hyperloops, long-distance commuting in autonomous vehicles, hypersonic plane travel, and space holidays. Solar roofs, batteries and electric vehicles will increasingly offer a new way for individuals to create and sell energy services, even if end uses do not change much.
The conference will host a FULL DAY Workshop on Microgrids which will also award CPD points for attendance.
Come to the African and International DUE 2019! The conference is a celebration of the convenience of electricity and investigates new ways to “do more with the energy you use” – productive use of a strategic resource by an ever expanding base of consumers in both the residential and business sector means that South Africa can grow its economy thanks to a reliable electricity supply.
Enjoy Wellington, an idyllic town 40 minutes from Cape Town, at the finest time of the year! At the same time, please join the local drive to conserve water – our other most precious resource.
Energy Solutions for the Cities of the 4th Industrial Revolution
Please consult our website for updates on extended deadlines
Abstract submissions 1 December 2018Notification of Abstract acceptance 14 December 2018Full paper Submission 14 January 2019Notification of paper 14 February 2019Final Version of Paper 28 February 2019
AFRICAN AND INTERNATIONAL
DOMESTIC USE OF ENERGY (DUE) CONFERENCE
27TH
Members of the Organising Committee
Jointly organised by
Prof MTE Kahn Energy Institute, CPUTDr A Almaktoof CDPES, CPUT
Dr K Aboalez CDPES, CPUTDr M Adonis CDPES, CPUT
Dr B Yan CPUTMr B Groenewald CPUT
Dr A Raji Energy Institute, CPUTMr C Matasane Research Office, CPUT
Dr T Joseph T&L, CPUTMs L Venter ESKOM
Mr C Openshaw ESKOMDr M Ndlovu ESKOM
Dr KI Jacobs Vice President: ECSAMr P Meyer Shlumberger
Mr E Kiderlen SAIREC, ASHRAEMr A Wentzel EOH: Vertical
Government IntegrationMr X Mabusela Department of Energy
Prof E Chikuni UZ, ZimbabweDr Afua Mohamed COSTECH, Tanzania
Mr S Hendricks COO TellumatDr N Gule US
Mr M Rhode AMEUProf S Abdalkader MU, Egypt
Prof I Davidson UKZNDr S Pasupathi HySA, UWC
Dr B Batidzirai ERI, UCTAssoc Prof W Fritz Alexander von Humbolt Fellow,
Energy InstituteMr D Wright SANEA
Mr A Hartzenberg NCPC, CSIRDr G Manuel NECSA
Prof A Eltamaly KSA, Saudi ArabiaMs B Morias ESKOM
EskomCity of Cape Town
North West University (NWU)University of Stellenbosch (US)University of Cape Town (UCT)
University of the Western Cape (UWC)University of the KwaZulu Natal (UKZN)
Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT)South African National Energy Association
Association of Municipal Electrical Undertakings (AMEU)The South African Institute of Electrical Engineers (SAIEE)
SA Institute of Refrigeration and Air-conditioning (SAIRAC)Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineering (SA Section)
Energy access
Energy affordability
Mini-grids, nano-grids and smart grids
E-mobility
Smart metering and AMI
Energy efficiency, air conditioning and heat pumps
Renewable energy and power electronics
Appliances and smart appliances
Low voltage DC and DC Home standards
Energy Management, Ambient Intelligence and IoT
Green Energy
Energy Modelling
CAPE TOWN TOURISMTEL +27 (0) 21 4876800FAX +27 (0) 21 4876859E-MAIL [email protected]
Persons wishing to attend or present a paper at the conference, or participate at a workshop, should register on our website: http://energyuse.org.za
The organisers can be contacted atDomestic Use of Energy SecretariatTEL +27 21 959 4330 FAX +27 86 778 0257E-MAIL [email protected]
LA ROCHELLE B&BContact person: CorethaTEL 0828028875E-MAIL [email protected] www.larochellguesthouse.co.za
BRADGATE MANOR HOUSECommissioner, Wellington, 7655TEL 021 873 2822
ACCOMMODATION
DAY TRIPS & TOURS
CONTACT DETAILS
CONFERENCE TOPICS
IEEESouth African Section
10%discount
for early registration or membership of learned societies
R3 500FULL CONFERENCE FEE
INCLUDING WORKSHOP
$239.12 I €210.83
