Congress programme euregia 2010
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The new climate future
> WEDNESDAY, 10.27.2010
> 13:30 - 17:00 h
> Lecture room 10
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German
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Regional Working Group Saxony/Saxony-Anhalt/Thuringia of the Academy for Spatial Research and Town Planning
Saxon State Ministry of the Interior
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| Of the new technologies, renewable energy plays a key role in the three central German states. In contrast to other areas of the economy, the region has a fully developed value chain ranging from research and development to production and the application at reference plants. Furthermore, central Germany offers inexpensive, natural and ecological location conditions which – in connection with relatively good territorial availability – promises a positive development in the future as well. Nonetheless, the related territorial impacts present new challenges to regional and state planning. At the same time, the consequences for the upstream and downstream sectors, especially transport and logistics must be taken into consideration. |
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| Details: | | 13:30 hrs
Welcoming speech
Dipl.-Ing. Andreas Stefansky, Akademie für Raumforschung und Landesplanung (ARL), Hannover
Introduction: New Technologies and area development in Central Germany -
Questions from the view of the working group
Ludwig Scharmann, Saxon State Ministry of the Interior, Dresden
Topic block 1: Economizing structurals aspects of new technologies in Central Germany
Moderation:
Dr. Hardo Kendschek, Komet-empirica GmbH, Leipzig
13:40 hrs
Technology and knowledge-oriented clusters in Central Germany: lines of business and locations of the metropole region Central Germany
Ludwig Scharmann, Saxon State Ministry of the Interior, Dresden
14:00 hrs
The chemistry cluster Central Germany – Technological developments and logistical challenges
Guntram Bratzke, isw-Institut gGmbH, Halle
14:20 hrs
Perspective of the Photovoltaik as economy and environmental factor in Thuringia
Jana Liebe, Solarinput e.V., Erfurt
14:35 hrs
Discussion
Topic block 2: Renewable energies and legal instruments of spatial planning
Moderation:
Jana Liebe, Solarinput e.V., Erfurt
14:45 hrs
Regenerative energy and spatial planning
Dr. Jana Bovet, Helmholtz-Zentrum für Umweltforschung GmbH - UFZ, Leipzig
15:05 hrs
Possibilities and limits of the control of the biomass production through the
regional planning
Dr. Grit Ludwig, Helmholtz-Zentrum für Umweltforschung, Leipzig
15:20 hrs
Discussion
15:30-16:00 hrs
Break
Topic block 3: Renewable energies - Experiences in regional planning and
regional development
16:00 hrs
Scenarios of the bio energy provision in west Saxony – regional effects of the bio energy provision on the environment and control possibilities of the environment – as a contribution of the spatial planning
Anja Starick, Technical University Dresden
16:15 hrs
Experiences of the regional planning in planning dealing with plants for the use of the renewable energies at the example of the wind energy
Marion Schilling, Regionale Planungsgemeinschaft Anhalt-Bitterfeld-Wittenberg, Köthen
16:30 hrs
Sustainable regional development in peripheral rural areas by use of renewable energies and rise of the energy efficiency
Dr. Annedore Bergfeld, Leibniz Institute for Regional Geography
16:45 hrs
Discussion
16:55 hrs
Closing remark
17:00 hrs
End of the meeting
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