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SUMMARY:Advances in energy and fuels from waste
DESCRIPTION:Building on the success of the Postgraduate Certificate in Energy and Fuels from Waste launched last year, Energy Lancaster is offering a free afternoon energy from waste event on Wednesday October 24th, 12:30 to 16:00 at Lancaster University's Environment Centre. The event is aimed at businesses of all sizes who would like to know more about the advances in energy and fuels from waste sector and the activities being conducted at Lancaster University in training and research. Lunch is provided.\n\nEnergy Lancaster brings together Lancaster University's world leading expertise in a wide range of energy related areas covering the demand and supply of energy, including carbon management, clean coal, energy and behavioural change, energy demand management and modelling, energy policy and economics, fuel cells, nuclear energy, photovoltaics and photocatalysis, transport and transport usage, wet renewables and wind energy.\n\n\n\nThe event is run in partnership with Stopford Energy and Environment, a division of Stopford Projects Ltd; a Lancaster Environment Centre based multidisciplinary engineering, energy, and environment consultancy with a wealth of renewable energy project management expertise. \n\n\n\n"Stopford believe the partnership with Energy Lancaster and the university delivers a long overdue training requirement to the energy from waste sector. The event will provide an excellent insight into the training provision available."\nDr Ben Herbert, Stopford Energy and Environment Ltd\n\n\nWhy attend and what will you get out of it?\n\nLearn about the range of diverse research and training that occurs at Lancaster University's Energy Lancaster \nLearn about the current advances in the energy and fuels from waste sector from energy experts\nDiscover the policies that currently affect the energy and fuels from waste sector and the implications for your business\nGain an overview of how you can form a partnership with Energy Lancaster through student placements, collaborative research, co-location, professional training, or commercialisation of intellectual property to help you to develop and expand your business\nDiscuss potential opportunities these can present to your business\n\n\n\n\n"Energy Lancaster gathers together the multidisciplinary energy related research activities from across the Faculty of Science and Technology and we are pleased to be working alongside Stopford Energy and Environment Ltd to raise awareness about the issues affecting the energy from waste sector." \nDr Ian Nickson, Business Partnerships Manager\n\n\n\n\nWho should attend?\nThe event has been designed to be beneficial for:\n\nBusinesses working in the following areas:\n\nWaste management\nRenewable energy\nTechnology permitting/development\nEnergy consulting\nEnvironmental management\nFuel supply logistics \nUtility provision\n\nBusinesses looking to gain insight into emerging trend in energy from waste\nBusinesses concerned about policies that currently affect the energy from waste sector\nBusinesses wanting to develop energy from waste products within their company \nBusinesses looking to utilise academic expertise from Energy Lancaster and develop and expand their business \nBusinesses looking to network within the energy from waste sector\n\n\nRegistration has now closed.\n\n\nAgenda\n\n12:30 - 13:30\nLunch, registration and networking\n\n13:30 - 13:45\nIntroduction to the eventDr Ian Nickson (Energy Lancaster)\n\n13:45 - 14:15 \nThe inter-disciplinary research carried out at LancasterDr Ian Nickson\n\n14:15 - 14:30\nTraining at Lancaster, an introductionDr Andy Clarke (Lancaster Environment Centre)\n\n14:30 - 14:45\nStructure of the course and details on both the course and plans for the futureDr Ben Herbert (Stopford Projects Ltd)\n\n14:45 - 15:30\nPresentation on the policies affecting the Energy and Fuels from Waste sectorDr Sean Hayward (Stopford Projects Ltd)\n\n15:30 - 15:45\nThe importance of training, with insights from a course graduateLois Ricketts\n\n15:45 - 16:00\nQuestion and answer session followed by informal networking\n\n16:00\nEnd of event\n\n\n\nSpeaker Profiles\n\n\nDr Ian Nickson\n\nEnergy Lancaster brings together Lancaster's world leading expertise in a wide range of energy related areas.\n\nAs the Business Partnerships Manager for Energy Lancaster my specific remit is to develop and maintain relationships with businesses and other organisations via collaborative research partnerships, the co-location of businesses, a range of student-based projects, professional training and the commercialisation of intellectual property research.\n\nWe have a wide range of services and routes to collaboration and our experienced team aim to help each business find the specific expertise and solutions they need. As part of a wide multidisciplinary team, we can also draw on additional support from across Lancaster University and beyond.\n\n\nDr Andy Clarke\n\nI joined Lancaster University from Manchester University, where I was Manager of Nuclear Programmes in the School of Physics & Astronomy. I managed the Industrial Doctorate Centre in Nuclear Engineering, and the NTEC MSc in Nuclear Science and Technology. Both were consortium programmes with 8 and 12 academic partners respectively; Lancaster University is a member of both consortia. My focus was relationship building and commercialisation of education programmes. Previous to that, my experience has been based in a variety of science and technology domains in aerospace, steel, aluminium and materials science. At Lancaster my role initially will include building new corporate relationships and growing training and research partnerships.\n\n\nDr Ben Herbert\n\nBen was awarded his undergraduate degree in Environmental Chemistry from Lancaster University in 2001. Following the award of his PhD in 2005 he undertook a number of business development and consultancy roles which focused on commercialising activity in the chemicals and environmental technologies sectors. During this period Ben also conducted a number of industrial research projects with clients ranging from regional SMEs to blue-chip multinationals.\n\nBen joined Stopford Projects Ltd in 2008 and successfully developed a new R&D and environmental consultancy arm of the business. Ben now leads Stopford Energy and Environment Ltd, delivering green technology, waste, energy generation and low carbon projects in the UK and overseas. Ben is also an Honorary Research Fellow at Lancaster University, an active member of regional and national environmental advisory groups and co-supervises a number of industry led postgraduate research projects.\n\n\nDr Sean Hayward\n\nSean holds Honours and Masters degrees in Environmental Science plus a PhD in Atmospheric Science awarded by Lancaster University. He also has considerable post-doctoral experience including 2 years of atmospheric research in the arctic environment whilst based at Lund University, Sweden. Sean is also a qualified science teacher.\n\nIn 2008, Sean joined the energy sector, taking a post as Project Manager with an energy agency in the South West of England. He subsequently joined Stopford as Energy and Environmental Consultant. In this role, he provides technical, economic and regulatory input to a number of projects that Stopford are currently involved with. In addition, Sean is currently leading the development of a new CPD training programme entitled 'PG-Cert in Energy and Fuels from Waste', which is a co-venture with Lancaster University.\n\n
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LOCATION:LEC Training Rooms 1 And 2
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