BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//sebbo.net//ical-generator//EN NAME:Murdoch Announcements & Events X-WR-CALNAME:Murdoch Announcements & Events TIMEZONE-ID:Australia/Perth X-WR-TIMEZONE:Australia/Perth BEGIN:VEVENT UID:10610@murdoch.edu.au SEQUENCE:0 DTSTAMP:20260417T193652Z DTSTART:20230922T043000Z DTEND:20230922T053000Z SUMMARY:Sustainable September: Opportunities for the energy transition LOCATION: 360.1.011(Map: https://maps.murdoch.edu.au/?sharepoi=136011.011) DESCRIPTION:The Sustainable September Seminar Series is a lunchtime semina r featuring a different expert on an area of sustainability each week in S eptember.\n\nThe third seminar in the series features Dr Martin Anda\, Aca demic Chair of Environmental Engineering\, who is asking the question: 'In donesia\, Collie and 117 Aboriginal homeland communities in WA – what do they have in common?' as he explores Opportunities for the energy transit ion. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:
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\n Sustainable September: Opportunities for the energ y transition

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\ n The Sustainable September Seminar Series is a lunchtime seminar featuring a different expert on an area of sustainabili ty each week in September.\n\nThe third seminar in the series features Dr Martin Anda\, Academic Chair of Environmental Engineering\, who is asking the question: 'Indonesia\, Collie and 117 Aboriginal homeland communities in WA – what do they have in common?' as he explores Opportunities for t he energy transition.

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There are 117 Aboriginal homeland communi ties in WA that are running on fossil diesel power stations\, 16 coal-fire d power stations across Australia (4 are in Collie WA) and some 200 very l arge coal power stations across Indonesia. What do all of these communitie s have in common and how are they faring on the journey of the energy tran sition? This presentation will consider some unique and novel opportunitie s supporting the energy transition that will create new jobs from new indu stries.

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About the speaker

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Dr Martin And a is an environmental engineer with over 30 years of experience in the ene rgy\, water and resource recovery sectors since completing a Bachelor of E ngineering (Mechanical) degree at UWA. He \;earned his PhD at Murdoch University and became Director of the UNEP Environmental Technology Centre \, now chairing the Environmental Engineering program. Martin serves as th e Theme Leader Circular Economy at the university&rsquo\;s Harry Butler In stitute\, where he manages postgraduate researchers on a range of renewabl e energy\, water and waste management related projects. His current projec ts include the development of the first commercialised low-carbon geopolym er concrete products manufacturing facility (Colliecrete) in Collie\, West ern Australia.

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