Contents Transmission & Distribution
Renewable Energy Governance Framework of Renewable Portfolio Standards and Feed-in Tariffs Kwok L Shum
Wind – HSE
Addressing Emergencies in the Rapidly Changing Wind Energy Landscape Peter Hearn
Wind Energy Business Development Manager, Honeywell Safety Products
Understanding the Cumulative Effect Julian Lockett1
and Ron Gerdes2 1. Director at BMT Isis; 2. Group Manager at BMT Isis
Fall Protection and Rescue Training for Windfarms 76 Kevin Denis
Training Manager, Gravitec Systems, Inc.
Cost-efficient Fire Detection to Secure Maximum Availability – Fulfilling Today’s and Future Requirements for Fire Detection in Wind Power Plants Marcus Wallin
Application Manager, CN System AB 74 70 Marine
Risk and Insurance – Issues for the Tidal Energy Sector Michael Buckle
Executive Director and Renewable Energy Practice Leader, Willis Global Markets
Nuclear
The Future of Nuclear Power Ian Hore-Lacy
Director for Public Communications, World Nuclear Association 80 Ad Index 96 92 90
Program Director, College of Business and Finance, University of Hong Kong, School of Professional and Continuing Education
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