BAHRAIN TO HOST SOLAR ENERGY CONFERENCE
WATER DESALINATION USING SOLAR ENERGY AND WIND MILLS ARE AMONGST THE MAIN TOPICS TO BE DISCUSSED BY THE WORLD SOLAR ENERGY CONFERENCE TO BE HELD IN BAHRAIN IN NOVEMBER.
THE THREE-DAY ARAB REGIONAL CONFERENCE BY THE UNIVERSITY OF BAHRAIN AND THE INTERNATIONAL SOLAR ENERGY SOCIETY.
THE EVENT WILL ALSO TACKLE IMPORTANT ISSUES SUCH AS USE OF SOLAR ENERGY IN WATER DESALINATION AND THE MECHANICS OF CLEAN DEVELOPMENT, CONTAINED IN KYOTO PROTOCOL AS WELL AS SUSTAINABLE BUILDINGS CONNECTED TO SOLAR CELLS AND WIND MILLS.
THE CONFERENCE WILL ATTRACT 12 KEY INTERNATIONAL SPEAKERS CONSIDERED SOME OF THE MOST DISTINGUISHED SCIENTISTS IN THE FIELDS OF SOLAR AND RENEWABLE ENERGY, INCLUDING THREE GERMANS, THREE BRITONS, TWO ITALIANS, TWO AMERICANS, ONE JAPANESE AND AN ARAB RENEWABLE ENERGY SCIENTIST FROM UN ENVIRONMENT PROGRAM (UNEP),CONFERENCE SECRETARY DR. WAHEEB AL NASSER SAID.
AL NASSER ADDED THAT FOUR INTERNATIONAL SPECIALIZED MAGAZINES HAVE SHOWED GREAT INTEREST IN THE CONFERENCE WHICH IS AN INDICATOR ON POSSIBLE INCREASE IN PARTICIPANTS AND ATTENDEES.
AROUND 100 RESEARCH PAPERS ARE TO BE PRESENTED BY RESEARCHERS REPRESENTING 24 COUNTRIES, INCLUDING BAHRAIN, SAUDI ARABIA, ALGERIA, MOROCCO, TUNISIA, FRANCE, EGYPT, SYRIA, IRAQ, JORDAN, JAPAN, MALAYSIA AND IRAN, SAID AL NASSER.
