Date and Time: 7.30 pm, Thursday 21 May 2009
Where: Room 3.407, School of Engineering, University of Auckland, 20 Symonds St, Auckland.
Speaker: Eric Jansseune is an environmental engineer and worked for environmental technology companies in Europe, which are concerned with renewable energies and clean water. In 1995 he started his own company EWA – TEC (Energy, Water, Air – Technology) for consulting and educational purposes and in 2005 he immigrated to New Zealand.
Abstract: Eric will report about European developments of solar energy systems based on his 20 year history with the industry. Fundamentals of solar hot water and photovoltaic systems will be covered and the potential for New Zealand discussed, if world best practices would be applied in contrast to the current situation. Practical facts and figures will underpin the application of no nonsense technologies and solutions. Eric practices what he preaches and will talk about his own Positive Energy House here in New Zealand.
Web: www.esr.org.nz
Contact: Thomas Neitzert Ph 09-921 9258 thomas.neitzert@aut.ac.nz
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