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DESCRIPTION:The journey to Net Zero is well underway\, and the achievement 
 of this target requires continued deployment of renewable energy assets ar
 ound the world. This talk will cover the challenges and opportunities asso
 ciated with this shift in the global economy\, with a particular focus on 
 Australia and Queensland. Paul will share learnings from the projects deli
 vered to date and the outlook for what needs to be done over the coming de
 cade\, sharing insights on renewable energy technologies and trends\, and 
 the vital role of transmission\, distribution and storage assets to enable
  these increasing volumes of renewable energy. Paul will also discuss the 
 intersection between the electricity sector and the decarbonisation of oth
 er sectors\, including heavy industry.\n\nRoom: 117\, Bldg: Building 506\,
  James Cook University\, Townsville\, Queensland\, Australia\, 4814
LOCATION:Room: 117\, Bldg: Building 506\, James Cook University\, Townsvill
 e\, Queensland\, Australia\, 4814
ORGANIZER:joel.cox@ghd.com
SEQUENCE:9
SUMMARY:12th IEEE Peter Arlett Lecture - Renewable Energy’s role in deliv
 ering Net Zero for Australia
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/440591
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 inor-latin\; color: black\;">The journey to Net Zero is well underway\, an
 d the achievement of this target requires continued deployment of renewabl
 e energy assets around the world. This talk will cover the challenges and 
 opportunities associated with this shift in the global economy\, with a pa
 rticular focus on Australia and Queensland. Paul will share learnings from
  the projects delivered to date and the outlook for what needs to be done 
 over the coming decade\, sharing insights on renewable energy technologies
  and trends\, and the vital role of transmission\, distribution and storag
 e assets to enable these increasing volumes of renewable energy. Paul will
  also discuss the intersection between the electricity sector and the deca
 rbonisation of other sectors\, including heavy industry.</span></p>
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