RenovEnergia’14 , Renewable Energies and Energy Transition
International Seminar
www.RenovEnergia.2100.org
Renewable Energies and Energy Transition
Maceió, Alagoas, Brazil, 19 – 21 March, 2014
Federation of the Industries,
Casa da Indústria Napoleão Lima, 385, Maceió, Alagoas
Organised by:
• Secretariat of Economic Development Planning of the State of Alagoas, Brazil
SEPLANDE, Alagoas, Brazil
• Prospectiva 21OO Brasil, Brazil
• UFAL, Federal University of Alagoas, Maceió, Alagoas, Brazil
• FIEA, Alagoas Federation of Industries, Brazil
With the scientific and technical support of:
• SEBRAE, Brazilian Service of Support for Micro and Small Enterprises, Brazil
• Empresa Brasileira de Pesquisa Agropecuária – EMBRAPA, Brazil
• Prospective 21OO, Preparing the future, France
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RenovEnergia’14 , Renewable Energies and Energy Transition
With the patronage of:
• SEPLANDE, State Secretariat of Planning and Economic Development of Alagoas,
Brazil
• Algás - Gás de Alagoas S.A., Brazil
• AREVA Renewables Brazil, Brazil
• Brennand Energia, Brazil
• FIEA, Alagoas Federation of Industries, Brazil
• SEBRAE, Brazilian Service of Support for Micro and Small Enterprises, Brazil
• GranBio Investimentos SA, Brazil
• Desenvolve-Sponsering Agency of Alagoas, Brazil
• Jicable, - Electric Cables, France (tbc)
• Pure Energy – Energia Renovável, Alagoas, Brazil
Committees
• Organization Committee
Chairwoman : Vera Dubeux Torres, CECA, UFAL, Prospectiva 21OO Brasil, Brazil
Secretary : Lucien Deschamps, Prospective 21OO, France
Members:
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RenovEnergia’14 , Renewable Energies and Energy Transition
. Alírio Gomes da Cunha, Secretariat of Economic Development Planning of the
State of Alagoas, SEPLANDE, Brazil
. Danúbio de Araújo Lacerda, Alagoas Federation of Industries, FIEA, Brazil
. Glauco Angeiras, Secretariat of Economic Development Planning of the State of
Alagoas, SEPLANDE, Brazil
. Guilherme Lyra, Centre of Agrarian Sciences, CECA, UFAL, Brazil
. Jackson Pacheco de Macedo, Secretariat of Economic Development Planning of
the State of Alagoas, SEPLANDE, Brazil
. José Mateus de Lucena Filho, Secretariat of Economic Development Planning of
the State of Alagoas, SEPLANDE, Brazil
• International Scientific and Technical Committee
Chairman : Alfredo Durval Vilela Cortez, Union of Sugar and Alcohol Producers
of the State of Alagoas, Brazil
Secretary : Alírio Gomes da Cunha, Secretariat of Economic Development
Planning of the State of Alagoas, SEPLANDE, Brazil
. Abdennour Keramane, MedEnergie, Algeria
. Anderson Marafon, Embrapa, Brazil
. Boris Reutov, Kurchatov Institute, Russia
. Daniel Thomas, Technical University of Compiègne, France
. Elio César Guzzo, Embrapa, Brazil
. Erick Marquardt de Araujo, Renova Energia, São Paulo, Brazil
. Fred Moavenzadeh, Masdar Institute, United Arab Emirates
. Geoberto Espírito Santo, Algás, State Council for Energy Policy, Alagoas, Brazil
. Gilles Flamant, CNRS / PROMES Laboratory, Perpignan, France
. Guilherme Lyra, Centre of Agrarian Sciences, CECA, UFAL, Brazil
. Hervé Bichat, Former CG GREF, Ministry of Agriculture, France
. Jean-Louis Bobin, University Paris VI, UPMC, France
. José Antônio Bressiani, Granbio, Brazil
. José Goldemberg, CENBIO, Brazil
. Karla Barcellos, UFAL, Federal University of Alagoas, Brazil
. Laércio Couto, UFV, Federal University of Viçosa, Brasil
. Laurício Endres, Centre of Agrarian Sciences, CECA, UFAL, Brazil
. Lucien Deschamps, Former EDF R&D, France
. Marcelo Sfeir de Aguiar, Embrapa, Brazil
. Marcílio Reinaux Jr, AREVA Renewables Brazil, Recife, Brazil
. Marc Vergnet, Vergnet Groupe, France
. Mozart de Siqueira, Brennand Energia, Recife, Brazil
. Norio Yamamoto, Global Infrastructure Fund, Japan
. Renato Andrade Octaviano Bernis, CEMIG, Brazil
. Richard Balla, Ministry of Energy and Water, Cameroon
. Roberto Lyra, UFAL, Federal University of Alagoas, Brazil
. Roberto Pinto, RB, Energias Renováveis Biomassa, Brazil
. Simoni Margareth Plentz Maneghetti, Federal University of Alagoas, UFAL, Brazil
. Soedjana Sapiie, Bandung Institute of Technology, ITB, Indonesia
. Sudha Nair, Consultant, Science & Technology and Innovation for Society, India
. Vera Dubeux Torres, RIDESA, CECA, UFAL, Brazil
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RenovEnergia’14 , Renewable Energies and Energy Transition
Objectives
The foreseeable depletion of fossil fuels reserves and the necessary reduction of
greenhouse gas emissions will lead to an increased share of renewable energies in the future
global energy mix.
Since 2000, renewable energies contribute most of the growth in the global clean energy
effort. In recent years a significant increase in wind turbines and solar photovoltaic technologies
implementation could be seen. Other renewable technologies, including: hydro, geothermal and
biomass, were also growing, increasing the production capacity worldwide by hundreds of
gigawatts. Biofuels for transport and renewable heat will also play an important role in the future.
Brazil, for its part, aims at improving the energy efficiency of systems and at
strengthening, in order to insure a greater energy security, a diversified renewable energy
portfolio for transport and electricity. The plans include an increase of the share of electricity
produced from wind power (overall potential of Brazil: 140 GW of which 30 usable) and sugar
cane bagasse. They also include the connection of new hydroelectric facilities to the electric grid
(hydropower currently accounts for nearly 90% of the electricity produced in Brazil) and to
develop solar PV for rural electrification (Brazil has one of the world's highest solar irradiation :
6.5 kWh / day in the semi-arid Nordeste). The electricity produced by cogeneration, mainly from
sugar cane bagasse, will be also widely developed for rural electricity supply. In the residential
sector, Brazil promotes the use of solar water heaters and encourages the studies of energy
production from wastes. The Brazilian plan on climate change will contribute an increased use of
biofuels..
Brazil is among the countries in the industrialized world with the highest use of
renewable energy sources. Over 45% of the energy are generated by water, wind, solar, biomass
(ethanol) to be compared with less than 15% globally. The State of Alagoas, where this seminar
is organized, has an energy mix with almost 80% of renewable energy.
The objective of the seminar RenovEnergia'14 will be an assessment of the prospects of
renewable energies towards a future energy mix. The seminar will present state of the art
technologies together with innovations and the ongoing R&D. RenovEnergia'14 will provide an
ideal opportunity for exchanges between local, national and international researchers, engineers
and managers.
The following topics will be covered:
1 – Future Needs / Resources: Energy transition
2 – Renewable energy resources: atlas of resources, the sun, wind, water,
biomass…
3 – The techniques and the production plants:
- Criteria for comparing power plants using renewable energies,
- Photovoltaic solar energy, concentrated solar power (CSP), solar thermal...
- Wind energy
- Hydropower,
- Energies from biomass
- Other energy: marine energy, geothermal...
- The tropicalization of equipment
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4 – Management of renewable energy: Complementarity of renewable resources,
power plants, energy storage, associated smart grids...
5 – Future perspectives: which renewables in 2050 and beyond? Scenarios
Technical Programme
First day of the seminar
Wednesday March 19, 2014
Welcome
Wednesday March 19, 2014 – 8:00 – 8:30
Opening Session
Wednesday March 19, 2014 – 8:30 – 9:00
Chairwoman: Iásnaia Poliana Lemos Santana, State Secretary for Planning and Economic
Development, State of Alagoas, Brazil
Lecture
Wednesday March 19, 2014 – 9:00 – 9:40
L1
Energy and economic development of the state of Alagoas
Luiz Otavio Gomes, Former Secretary of State for Planning and Economic Development, State
of Alagoas, Brazil
Break : 9:40 – 10:00
Session A1 : Resources (1)
Wednesday March 19, 2014 – 10:00 – 12 :30
Chairman : José Antônio Bressiani, Granbio, Brazil
LA.1. Eucalypt forests and other biomass as alternative energy sources
Roberto Pinto, RB, Energias Renováveis Biomassa, Brazil
A1.1. Evaluation of families of "energy cane".
João Messias Santos. Geraldo Veríssimo Souza Barbosa. Marcelo Menezes Cruz.
Adeilson Mascarenhas. Carlos Assis Diniz. Luiz Sergio Duarte Filho. Jhullyanne Christiny
Santos, RIDESA, PMGCA, CECA, UFAL, Alagoas, Brazil
A1.2. Dry biomass accumulated by the RB 92 579 sugarcane variety according to the level of
straw left on the ground
Anderson Carlos Marafon1, Antônio Dias Santiago1, Walane Maria Pereira de Melo Ivo1, Paulo
de Albuquerque Silva1
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Embrapa Tabuleiros Costeiros – Research unit of Rio Largo, Alagoas, Brazil
A1.3. Potential biomass production of clones of elephant grass for energy purposes in
the region of the Tabuleiros Costeiros.
Anderson Carlos Marafon1, Tassiano Maxwell Marinho Câmara1, Antônio Dias Santiago1; José
Henrique de Albuquerque Rangel2.
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Embrapa Tabuleiros Costeiros – Research unit of Rio Largo, Alagoas, Brazil
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A1.4. Preparation of atlas with the potential for generating electricity from the residual
biomass in Alagoas
Salomon, K.R1., Oliveira1, A.M.J.S., Martins1, K.A., Souza1, J.E.A., Amorim1, E.L.C.,
Meneghetti2, S.M.P., Barboza1, A.S.R.
Universidade Federal de Alagoas, Maceió, Brazil
1
CTEC, Technology Center,
1
IQB, Institute of Chemistry and Biotechnology
A1.5. Productivity of biomass and its correlation with biometric data crosses between
varieties of sugar cane and saccharum spontaneum.
Karen Rodrigues de Toledo Alvim, Dilermando Perecin, Marcos Guimarães de A. Landell,
Mauro Alexandre Xavier
UNESP, Jaboticabal, São Paulo, Brazil
Break for the lunch
Wednesday March 19, 2014 – 12:30 – 14:00
Session B1 : Transformation processes (1)
Wednesday March 19, 2014 – 14:00 – 16 :30
Chairman : Alfredo Durval Villela Cortez, Advisor to the Union of Sugarcane, Sugar, Alcohol of
Alagoas - Sindaçúcar, Member of State Council for Energy Policy, CEPE, Alagoas, Brazil
LB1.
First cellulosic ethanol plant of Brazil starts first quarter of 2014
Gonçalo Pereira, José Bressiani, GranBio Investimentos SA, Brazil
B1.1. Ethanol production second generation from waste of soursop from pulp industry.
I. C. C. Silva1, R. M. R. G. Almeida1, C. E. F. Silva1, G. N. S. Gois1, M. S. R. Santos1, A. K. S.
Abud2
1
Federal University of Alagoas, Department of Chemical Engineering, Brazil
2
Federal University of Sergipe, Department of Food Engineering, Brazil
B1.2. Hydrolysis of cellulose in presence of catalysts Fe3O4/SiO2/NH2/Pt0 E
Fe3O4/SiO2/NH2/Rh0
Daniela P. Barbosa1*, Jailma B. dos Santos1, Liane M. Rossi², Mario R. Meneghetti1 e Simoni
M. P. Meneghetti1.
1
Universidade Federal de Alagoas, UFAL, Alagoas, Brazil
² Universidade de São Paulo, USP, Sergipe, Brazil
B1.3. Optimization of enzymatic hydrolysis conditions of bagasse sugar cane by
commercial celluloses using experimental planning
Antunes, D.P.C.1, Almeida, R. M. R. G. 1, Bispo, V.G., Silva, M.C.S.1, Vieira, R.C.1
Federal University of Alagoas, UFAL, Department of Chemical Engineering, Brazil
B1.4. Acid Hydrolysis Seed acerola: concentration and method of heating with phosphoric
and sulphuric acid.
B. M. V. Gama¹; C. E. F. Silva¹; L. M. O. Silva ¹; J. H. S. Oliveira¹; A. K. S. Abud²
¹ Technology Center – UFAL, Alagoas, Brazil
² Department of Food Engineering – UFS, Sergipe, Brazil
B1.5. Study of hydrothermal pre-treatment of corn straw seeking production of ethanol
2G
M. S. R. Santos1, R. M. R. G. Almeida1, R. B. A. Souza2, G. M. Silva2, A. J. G. Cruz2
1
Federal University of Alagoas, Department of Chemical Engineering, Alagoas, Brazil
2
Federal University of São Carlos, Department of Chemical Engineering, São Paulo, Brazil
B1.6. Study of the density and viscosity of coconut biodiesel in blends with biodiesel,
according to the standard norm
Rafaela Gabriel1 ,Anne Kelly S. Lima1, Grazielle Emanuella de S. dos Santos1, João Inácio
Soletti1 e Sandra Helena V. de Carvalho1
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1 Federal University of Alagoas, UFAL, Alagoas Brazil
Presentation of the poster session P by the Chairman : 16:30 – 16 :45
Break : 16:45 – 17:00
Session P : Posters
Wednesday March 19, 2014 – 17:00 – 18:30
Chairman: Gaus Silvestre de Andrade, Vice Director, Agrarian Science Center, CECA, Federal
University of Alagoas, UFAL, Brazil
PA. Resources
PA.1. Juice quality and production potential of varieties of sugar cane RB 92579, RB 96152
and RB 98710.
Daniela Costa de Oliveira1, Mauro Wagner de Oliveira2, Terezinha Bezerra Albino
Oliveira3, Manoel Gomes Pereira4, José Cléber Tenório da Silva5
(1) (2)
CECA/UFAL, Alagoas, Brazil
(3)
CECA/UFAL & Federal University of Santa Catarina, Santa Catarina, Brazil
(4)
Usina Triunfo, Boca da Mata, Alagoas, Brazil
(5)
IQB/UFAL, Alagoas, Brazil
PA.2. The biomass accumulation and productivity trends for rods of four varieties of sugar
cane on three crops in Agreste of Alagoas.
Vinicius Santos Gomes da Silva1, Mauro Wagner de Oliveira2, Manoel Gomes Pereira3,
Daniela Costa de Oliveira4, José Cléber Tenório da Silva5, Rayane Mery dos Santos Reis5
(1)
UFRPE, Pernanbuco, Brazil
(2)
CECA/UFAL, Alagoas, Brazil
(3)
Usina Triunfo, Boca da Mata, Alagoas, Brazil
(4)
CECA/UFAL, Alagoas, Brazil .
(5)
IQB/UFAL, Alagoas, Brazil
PA.3. The evaluation of the energetic potential of waste issuing from agricultural
production of cassava and maize.
Darline Albuquerque de Holanda Alves, Karla Miranda Barcellos, Ana Karla de Souza Abud.
Federal University of Alagoas, UFAL, Technology Center, CTEC, Alagoas,
Brazil
PA.4. The evaluation of the use of mineral gypsum on growth, accumulation and productivity
of three genotypes of sugarcane.
Paulo Ricardo Aprígio Clemente(1); Felipe Cardoso de Souza(1); Breno Kennedy Lima Bezerra
(2)
; Thiago Cândido dos Santos (2); Laurício Endres(3).
(1) (2) (3)
CECA, UFAL, Alagoas, Brazil
PA.5. Importance of preparing a study on the state solar potential - Perspective do
Espírito Santo.
Alberto Cesar de Lima, Alexandre de Mello Delpupo, Carla Costa Madureira, Heverson
Morais Alvarenga, Paulo Victor Dias Almeida, Murilo Pereira Scarpatti e Luiz Fernando
Schettino.
ASPE, Public Service Agency for Energy of the State Espírito Santo, Brazil
PA.6. Preparation of atlas of the potential for generating wind energy in Alagoas.
Roberto Lyra, UFAL¹ ; Silvio Marcus Barroso Salgado, Eletrobras; Odilon A.Camargo do
Amarante, Camargo-Schubert ; Luiz Alberto Jorge Procopiak, Lactec;
¹ Federal University of Alagoas, Alagoas, Brazil
PA.7. Preparation of atlas of the potential for generating solar energy in Alagoas.
Leonardo de Souza¹; Guigueru Tiba, UFPE2
¹ Federal University of Alagoas, Alagoas, Brazil
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Federal University of Pernambuco, Pernambuco, Brazil
PA.8. Availability of solar radiation and wind in Arapiraca, Alagoas, Brazil
Anderson dos Santos¹; José Robson Floriano de Lira¹; Jonathans da Silva Souza¹;
Ricardo Araújo Ferreira Júnior2; José Leonaldo de Souza2, José Vieira Silva¹*
1
Federal University of Alagoas, Campus Arapiraca. Arapiraca, Alagoas.
2
LARAS, ICAT, UFAL. Campus A.C. Simões, Maceió, Alagoas, Brazil
PB. Transformation processes
PB.1. The study of the separate hydrolysis and fermentation of lignocellulose of maize to
ethanol production process.
Renata Maria Rosas Garcia Almeida, Margarete Cabral dos Santos Silva, Dellysandra Pâmela
Correa Antunes
Federal University of Alagoas, Brazil
PB.2. Use of energy potential of green coconut shells.
Esteves, M. R. L ¹, Abud, A. K.², Barcellos K. M ¹, Accioly J. E.¹
1
Federal University of Alagoas,, CTEC, Alagoas, Brazil
² Federal University of Sergipe, Sergipe, Brazil
PB.3. Production of hydrogen and organic acids in anaerobic fixed bed reactor.
Andressa Noé Nunes, Antônio Pedro de Oliveira Netto,
Federal University of Alagoas, UFAL, Alagoas, Brazil
PB.4. Catalytic conversion of fructose to lactic acid production.
Jailma B. dos Santos1*, Daniela P. Barbosa1, Mario R. Meneghetti1 e Simoni M. P.
Meneghetti1.
Federal University of Alagoas, Campus A. C. Simões, Maceió, Institute of Chemistry and
Biotechnology, Maceió, Alagoas, Brazil
PB.5. Second generation ethanol from the orange lime bagasse.
G. N. S. Gois1, R. M. R. G. Almeida1, C. E. F. Silva1, I. C. C. Silva1, M. S. R. Santos1, A. K. S.
Abud2
1
Federal University of Alagoas, Dpt. of Chemical Engineering, Alagoas, Brazil
2
Federal University of Sergipe, Dpt. of Food Engineering, Sergipe, Brazil
PB.6. Pre-treatment sugarcane bagasse and straw order the delignification to production of
ethanol.
Antunes, D.P.C.1, Almeida, R. M. R. G. 1, Bispo, V.G., Silva, M.C.S.1, Vieira, R.C.1
Federal University of Alagoas, Department of Chemical Engineering, Alagoas, Brazil
PB.7. Fermentative income study in the presence of contaminants for bioethanol
production optimization, using the experimental planning technique. M. A.
Gomes1, J. H. S. Oliveira1, C. C. Amparo1, R. M. R. G. Almeida1
1
Federal University of Alagoas, Dpt. of Chemical Engineering, UFAL, Alagoas, Brazil
PB.8. Production of ethanol from hydrolyte of cassava.
Almeida, R.M.R.G.1, Assis, S.I.S.2, Santos, R.A.2, Silva, M.C.S.1, Silva, M.G.B.M.1
1
Federal University of Alagoas, Dpt. of Chemical Engineering; 2 Federal Institute of Alagoas,
Alagoas, Brazil
PB.9. Biological hydrogen production from swine waste supplemented with saccharose.
E. C. L. Santos1; T.M. V. Siqueira1; E.L.C. Amorim1*
1 Federal University of Alagoas, UFAL, Technology Center, CTEC, Alagoas, Brazil
PB.10. Two phases fermentative process for hydrogen and methane production from
cassava wastewater.
N.C.S. Amorim1; A.M. Oliveira1; E.L.C. Amorim1*
1 Federal University of Alagoas, UFAL, 1 Technology Center, CTEC, Alagoas, Brazil
End of the first day of the seminar : 18:30
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Second day of the seminar
Thursday March 20, 2014
Session B2 : Transformation processes (2)
Thursday March 20, 2014 – 8:20 – 10:30
Chairman: Eduardo Setton Sampaio da Silveira, Secretary of Science, Technology and
Innovation of the State of Alagoas, SECTI, Brazil
LB2.
An overview of the present technologies devoted to the extraction of
energy at sea
1
1
1
Felipe Ruggeri , Guilherme Feitosa Rosetti , Rafael de Andrade Watai and Rodrigo Sauri
Lavieri1, Alexandre N. Simos2
1
Argonáutica Eng. & Res. & Tanque de Provas Numérico, University of São Paulo, São
Paulo, Brazil
2
Naval Arch.& Ocean Eng. Dept., Escola Politécnica, University of São Paulo, São Paulo,
Brazil
B2.1. Current situation and prospects of development of wind energy in Brazil
Carlos Rogério Carvalho, Manager of Wind Energy Projects Brennand, Brennand Energia,
Pernambuco, Brazil
B2.2. Power Generation from Waste: Sources, Resources and Applications of biomass
Marcílio Reinaux, AREVA Renewable Energies, Brazil
B2.3. The use of biomass sorghum to obtain bioelectricity.
Rafael Augusto da Costa Parrella – Embrapa sorgo e milho &, André May Embrapa sorgo e
milho &Nelson Amado – Gerente de P&D da ERB – Energias Renováveis do Brasil, Brazil
B2.4. Effect of acid and alkaline pre-treatment for saccharification enzymatic green
coconut husk.
L. M. O Silva¹; F. P. Andrade¹; C. E. F. Silva¹ e A. K. S. Abud²
¹ Technology Center, UFAL, Alagoas, Brazil
² Department of Food Engineering, UFS, Sergipe, Brazil
B2.5. Biological hydrogen production from cassava in anaerobic fluidized bed reactor; effect
of adding sewage.
Lívia Maria Batista Vilela, Pedro Herlleyson Gonçalves Cardoso, Eduardo Lucena
Cavalcante de Amorim,
Federal University of Alagoas, UFAL, Alagoas, Brazil
B2.6. Energetic and physico-chemical aspects of the anaerobic digestion of vinasse.
C. E. F. Silva¹; J. E. S. Lourenço¹; A. K. S. Abud²
¹ Center of Technology, UFAL, Alagoas, Brazil
² Department of Food Engineering, UFS, Sergipe, Brazil
Break : 10:30 – 10:50
Session C1 : Management of renewable energies (1)
Thursday March 20, 2014 – 10:50 – 12:30
Chairman : Antônio Carlos Sampaio Quintiliano, President Director, Desenvolve-Sponsering
Agency of Alagoas, Brazil
LC1.
Challenges imposed by the renewable energies on transmission and distribution
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electric power systems
Bruno Meyer, CEO Arteria, RTE Group, France
C1.1. Possibilities of sustainable wood production, increase in sustainably produced wood
energy and the impact on developing and emerging countries. Case Brazil.
Project developed by « Centro Nacional de Referência em Biomassa, CENBIO, with
« International Institute for Sustainability Analysis and Strategy (IINAS) » and « The Deutsche
Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) ».
Javier Escobar1*, Suani Coelho2, José Goldemberg3
1,2,3
Instituto de Energia y Ambiente, Escola Politécnica, Faculdade de Economia,
Administração e Contabilidade, Instituto de Física, University of São Paulo. São Paulo,
Brazil
C1.2. Replacement of electrical energy by a combined use of natural gas and solar
energy for heating residential buildings of Maceió
Jayme marden Mendoça de Amorim, Felipe Chaves Guimarães, Fábio Roberto Sousa, Artur
Mergulhão Barreto Lins
Gás de Alagoas S/A, ALGÁS, Alagoas, Brazil
C1.3. Importance of energy balance in the state of Alagoas for planning and management of
its development.
Vera Dubeux Torres1, Jose Mateus de Lucena Lima2, Abel Cavalcante Lima2, Pedro
Moreira de Cerqueira Filho2, Antônio Henrique de Oliveira Pereira1, Madson Moreira
Gonçalves1
1
, RIDESA,CECA, UFAL,Alagoas, Brazil
2
, SEPLANDE, State of Alagoas, Alagoas, Brazil
C1.4. Renewable energy potential of the state Espírito Santo.
Alexandre de Mello Delpupo, Alberto Cesar de Lima, Carla Costa Madureira, Denise
Zendrini Rechenchoski, Heverson Morais Alvarenga, Paulo Victor Dias Almeida e Luiz
Fernando Schettino.
ASPE, Public Service Agency for Energy of the State Espírito Santo, Espírito Santo, Brazil.
C1.5. Different types of photovoltaic systems and their applications.
Marco Anfuso
Pure Energy, Renovável Energia, Italy
Break for the lunch
Thursday March 20, 2014 – 12:30 – 14:00
Session C2 : Management of renewable energies (2)
Thursday March 20, 2014 – 14:00 – 15:50
Chairwoman : Simoni Plentz Meneghetti, Pro-Rector for Research and Postgraduate Studies,
PROPEP, UFAL, Alagoas, Brazil
LC2
From oil refinery to biorefinery: Technology transfer at the service of sustainable
development
Hervé Bichat, Former Ministry of agriculture, France, Daniel Thomas, UTC, France, Vera
Dubeux Torres, RIDESA, CECA, UFAL, Brazil.
C2.1
Sugar cane for ethanol production and own consumption in small and medium-sized
farms.
Mauro Wagner de Oliveira1, Terezinha Bezerra Albino Oliveira2, Glauber José de Castro
Gava3, Daniela Costa de Oliveira4
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Centro de Ciências Agrárias – Federal University of Alagoas, CECA,UFAL (2) Center for
Agricultural Sciences, Federal University of Alagoas CECA, UFAL / Federal University of
Santa Catarina, (3) APTA Midwest, Bariri, SP ; (4) CECA, UFAL
C2.2. Uncertainty in estimates of annual production of energy in wind farms
Adriano G Lira, Pedro Andre C. Rosas, Lucas Espínola de C. Maia,
Federal University of Pernambuco, UFPE, Pernambuco, Brazil..
C2.3. Technical and economic evaluation for use of residual biomass in industrial
ovens.
Lims, W. A. F., Barcellos, K. M., Souza, J. E. A., Federal University of Alagoas, Technology
Center, UFAL, CTEC, Alagoas, Brazil
C2.4. Legal Frameworks for Encouraging the Use of Renewable Sources in the State of
Espírito Santo
Luiz Fernando Schettino, Marcos Renato de Lima Ludovico, Alexandre de Mello
Delpupo e Paulo Victor Dias Almeida.
ASPE, Public Service Agency for Energy of the State Espírito Santo, Espírito Santo, Brazil
C2.5 Solar Energy as Option to Investment for distributed power networks and for
independent producers
Erick Marquardt de Araujo, Rodolfo Molinari, Eduardo Abreu.
Renova Energia, São Paulo, Brazil
Break : 15:50 – 16:10
Session D: Prospects for development of renewable energies
Thursday March 20, 2014 – 16:10 – 18:30 (Lecture and Round Table)
Chairman : Geoberto Espirito Santo, State Council for Energy Policy, CEPE, President Director,
Algas, Alagoas, Brazil
L2
Energy transition: towards a carbon free energy system
Jean-Louis Bobin, Professor Emeritus, University of Paris VI, UPMC, France
Lucien Deschamps, Prospective 21OO, France
Round Table: Prospects for development of renewable energies.
Chairman: Geoberto Espirito Santo, State Council for Energy Policy, CEPE, Alagoas, Brazil
Members:
- Luiz Carlos Baldicero Molion, Professor, PhD in Meteorology, Federal University of Alagoas,
UFAL, Alagoas, Brazil
- Amilcar Gonçalves Guerreiro, Director of Economic Studies, Energy and Environmental Energy
Research Company, EPE, Brazil
- Saulo Jose Nascimento Cisneiros, Execution Manager of the National Electric System
Operator (ONS) for the North-Northeast, Brazil
End of the second day of the seminar : 18:30
Third day of the seminar
Friday March 21, 2014
8:00 – 15:00
Technical visit
(by invitation only)
RenovEnergia’14 , Renewable Energies and Energy Transition, Maceió, Alagoas, Brasil, 19 – 21 March 2014
RenovEnergia’14 , Renewable Energies and Energy Transition
Experimentation of energy canes: Ridesa / GranBio
Ethanol Industry of second generation, First cellulosic ethanol plant of Brazil: GranBio
Cogeneration plant : Seresta / BEN Bioenergy / AREVA
Administration:
RenovEnergia’14 Secretariat:
Avenida da Paz, 1108
Jaraguá
Cep: 57022-050 Maceió – AL, Brazil
E-mail: [email protected] / [email protected]
www.desenvolvimentoeconomico.al.gov.br
Telephone: +55 (82) 3315-2530 / +55 (82) 9306-9099
Seminar Venue:
RenovEnergia’14 will be held at the Federation of the Industries (FIEA)
Casa da Indústria Napoleão Barbosa
Av. Fernandes Lima, 385, Maceió, Alagoas, Brazil
Registration and Hotel reservation:
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Official Languages:
The official languages at RenovEnergia’14 will be Portuguese and English. Simultaneous translation
will be provided for oral sessions in all two languages.
RE’14 Workshop
RenovEnergia’14 , Renewable Energies and Energy Transition, Maceió, Alagoas, Brasil, 19 – 21 March 2014
RenovEnergia’14 , Renewable Energies and Energy Transition
Post Seminar
Monday March 24, 2014
Agrarian Science Center
Federal University of Alagoas, UFAL
Organisation: CECA/UFAL, SEPLANDE, Prospectiva 21OO Brasil, Jicable
Lecture : Agro-energy: Biorefineries and valorisation of biomass in a sustainable way for
energy, materials and food.
Professor Daniel Thomas, UTC, Compiègne University of Technology, Compiègne, France
Professor Vera Dubeux Tôrres, RIDESA, CECA, UFAL, Alagoas, Brazil
(Registration: coordination of post-graduate Agroenergia / CECA / UFAL)
[email protected]
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