2nd annual conference and exhibition
organised by:
Green World Conferences Ltd
61 The Ridings, London, UK
Phone: +44 (0) 78 46 48 69 80
dm@greenworldconferences.com
www.greenworldconferences.com
Conference venue and preferred place of stay:
Geneva Hotel Amman
P. O. Box: 851262 Amman
11185 Jordan
www.GenevaHotel-amman.com
Agenda:
Day one – Wednesday, 23 March 2016
09:00 – 09:45 Conference registration and welcoming coffee
10:00 – 10:30 Conference opening: Mr Derek Michalski, President and CEO, Green World
Conferences
10:30 Energy market in Jordan – opening future opportunities.
Representatives of relevant governmental bodies will cover the state of the energy landscape
in Jordan and explain in detail the plans and for and timelines of the future developments
across the Jordanian energy market.
11:30 Networking break
12:00 Nuclear projects development in Jordan.
This session will cover opportunities and challenges for nuclear power generation in Jordan,
the nuclear safety and security law and exploration of uranium resources - a potentially
secure, domestic fuel source for Jordan reactors and a revenue source for funding the first
nuclear power plant in the country.
13.00 Networking break
13:30 Developing utility-scale solar projects in Jordan.
This session will offer wider understanding of development approaches and the complexity of
project development in Jordan, identify the prerequisites for investment in solar energy in
Jordan, evaluate feasibility and viable technologies for large scale solar projects in Jordan
and private and public sector collaboration to secure funding.
14.30 Networking break
15:00 Broadening Jordan gas and mining potential.
This session will focus on the construction of the LNG terminal in Aqaba, Jordan access to
international LNG markets and the ways of meeting increased demand for electric power
generation fuel. It will also address shortfalls and disruption in the supply of pipeline gas in
Jordan. It will also address the options of mining industry benefiting from development of
solar and wind sectors in the country.
16:00 – 17:00 Lunch and conference end of the day 1.
Day two – Thursday, 24 March 2016
09:30 – 10:00 Networking morning coffee reception.
10:00 – 10:10 Day 2 conference opening address: Mr Derek Michalski, President and CEO,
Green World Conferences
10:10 – 11:00 Oil shale projects development in Jordan.
Speakers in this session will assess the current state of oil shale projects and the outlook for
future developments. They will review the latest stable incentives on offer and contractual,
fiscal, legal and environmental terms and benefits as well as focus on best technologies to be
invested in to generate power from oil shale to insuring effective commercialisation with
comprehensive risk mitigation.
11:00 Networking break
11:30 – 12:30 Developing wind energy projects in Jordan.
The session will explore the technologies for wind energy generation appropriate for Jordan,
analyse the technical drivers for wind energy projects and the specific challenges faced by
wind projects in Jordan.
12.30 Networking break
13:30 – 14:30 Financing energy projects in Jordan.
This session will identify the prerequisites for investment in energy in Jordan and look at
private and public sector collaboration to secure funding. You will learn what the latest
conditions for investors are and what can be expected in the near future in terms of future
by-laws, policies and tender processes.
15.30 Networking break
15:30 – 16:30 The future of the Jordanian energy market – experts debate.
Leading Jordanian and international energy experts will close the conference with an in-depth
debate on the future of the Jordanian energy market, the position of energy utilities,
potential pitfalls and best ways to ensure country energy independence and supply stability.
16:30 Organiser’s thank you – Mr Derek Michalski, President and CEO, Green World
Conferences and Lunch.
The conference agenda is correct at the time of publication. Although every reasonable step will be
taken to ensure it will not change Green World Conferences Ltd does not take any responsibility for
speakers’ no-show or any last-minute modifications.