WMRR
OPENING PLENARY
9:15 am
Welcome and introduction Toby Terlet - 2022 Energy from Waste Conference Chair Welcome to country Uncle Ringo Terrick - Wurundjeri Elder
Official opening Lily D'Ambrosio MP - Minister for Energy, Environment and Climate Change Minister for Solar Homes
Keynote speaker Richard Kirkman - CEO, Veolia Australia and New Zealand
SECOND PLENARY
Keynote panel | Industry proponents of EFW
Keynote panel | Around the grounds
SESSION 1: EfW policy settings
Opportunities and challenges of applying European best practice in an Australian context Margie Dickson, Arup
Factors to be considered when developing EfW projects Alister Walker, John Laing
Where should we put it? A guide to planning, policy and licensing Esther Hughes, MRA Consulting Group
Kwinana WTE project overview Nick Entsch, Macquarie
Australian EfW regulatory review - who's getting it right and what could be improved Jennifer Hughes, Beatty Hughes & Associates
GSWT Dandenong South gasification project - negotiating the naysayer Lukas McVey, Great Southern Waste Technologies
SESSION 3: Best practice in mainstream tech
Treatment options for Air Pollution Control residues (APCr) generated at Australian Energy from Waste (EfW) plants Lyon McLeod, Ramboll Australia
Financing EfW in the Australian context Joe O'Neil, Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC)
What do we do with the leftovers - IBA/IBAA responsible treatment and reuse Ian Lynass, Blue Pheonix
Achieving value for money from EfW given limited delivery contractor options Blake Almond, Henshall Capital + Mike Straughton, Wolfe and Co Solutions
De-risking EfW facility waste streams Jared Roberts, Enviropacific
Procuring EfW – enhancing outcomes while minimising wasted time and money John Haggett, PwC
9:05 am
Day 2 opening Tim Wilson MP - Assistant Minister to the Minister for Industry, Energy and Emissions Reduction
Keynote speaker Greg Perkins - CEO, Wildfire Energy Waste to Hydrogen
Keynote speaker Ole Hedegaard Madsen - Director, Babcock & Wilcox Waste-to-Energy’s contribution to circular economic and long-term greenhouse gas emissions reductions
Keynote panel | The role of EfW in delivering a net zero future
Advances in flue gas treatment technologies in Energy from Waste facilities Amal Jugdeo, Hitachi Zosen Inova Australia
Peeling the onion: unleashing the power of household food waste from a community engagement perspective Esther Landells, Fight Food Waste CRC/CQ University
The role of the steam turbine & generator in improving overall EfW project returns Stuart Banks, GE Steam Power Australia
Forestry and sawmilling residues utilisation and stewardship strategies Russ Martin, MS2
Steam turbines solutions for smaller regional Australian Energy from Waste power projects Vikranth Tonse, Triveni Turbines
Can energy from waste be a good neighbour? How to maximise the possibility of a successful approval Sofie Mason-Jones, GHD
How to boost energy efficiency, and thus make EfW's more financially viable Lasse Sander Tobiasen, Ramboll
Waste to Energy infrastructure: Is it a low carbon solution for Australia – use of Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) Chani Lokuge, SLR Consulting
Upgrading biogas into gaseous gold … the future of biogas in Australia Alister Green, GHD
Locking in the contracts Jonathan Mayberry, SUEZ
Why providing renewable heat from ERFs is hard, but important Henry Anning, ResourceCo
Carbon neutral certification for EfW Gillian Hand-Smith, Sustainability by Innovation
Energy and Biogas from Waste - complementary technology for a carbon-free economy Marc Stammbach, HZI Australia
Correct at 13 March 2022. Please check back for updates.