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Nuclear
Energy
Gender
Structural
FundsApril 6-7, 2006, Budapest, Hungary
Organised
by European Sustainable Energy Education Forum (ESEEF) in the framework
of an ALTENER Project.
More information
on the Project can be found on the INFORSE-Europe school
resource database here.
Among the partners of the Project there are INFORSE-Europe member organisations like OVE from Denmark, and CLER from France.
On behalf of Sustainable Energy News/INFORSE-Europe, Judit Szoleczky participated on the conference.
Proceeding of the Seminar can be
found on
the ESEEF/ISES project web site here.
Pictures from the Conference, Poster Presentation and
the Technical Tour:
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Pictures made by Judit Szoleczky. (The Conference was just in the time when the water level of the Danube was very high. The lower road beside the Parliament was flooded.) |
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Welcome: By István Farkas, professor & ISES-Hungary (left) and by Janus Hendrichsen, SEF/OVE, Denmark (right) |
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Welcome Panel of
the Conference. From left to right: István Farkas, Rolf Behringer, José Fluxa Garcia, Daniela Mormile. |
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Welcome: Cultural presentations by Hungarian children. |
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Conference participants. |
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Introduction of the participants. This time the Hungarian group. |
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Presentations By Daniela Mormile, European Commission, DG Energy and Transport, and by José Fluxa Garcia, European Commission, ALTERNER |
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Presentations |
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Presentations By Mari Juuti from MOTIVA, Finland and by Ms. Ani Dobrinova from the Bulgarian Solar Energy Society |
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"Ms
Waste and Ms Tricks". Theatre Play on Energy
and Education by
a French organisation which is member of CLER.
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Ms Tricks
explains what Ms Waste should look at before she buys a washing
machine.
Ms Wate thinks that she only needs to look at which is the
cheapest. Ms Waste is learning about energy efficient bulbs, and they are singing a rap song together about the difference between the electric bulbs. |
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Exhibition and Poster Presentations: Kids4Energy Cards, explained by Raphaël Claustre from CLER, France. |
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Poster presentations: Denmark, Poland, Germany, Romania, Hungary etc |
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Poster presentations: Results of the Bulgarian School Competition, Bulgarian Solar Energy Society. |
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Poster presentations: Results of the Romanian School Competition: Renewable Energy Models, ISES Romania |
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Welcome at the St. Stephan
University in Gödöllö. Technical Tour. |
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Two types of PV panels on the roof of the university building, and the control system. |
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Solar drier drying carrots on the roof of the university building. |
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PV and solar-thermal water heater on the on the roof of the university building. |
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Solar-thermal water heating of a swimming pool and a kindergarten next to the University in Gödöllö. |