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Tanaka slots in Aussie visit
On: 24-07-2008 Topic: General
THE executive director of the International Energy Agency (IEA) ~ Nobou Tanaka ~ has agreed to present the keynote address at the Clean Energy Council Conference & Exhibition in Queensland (Australia) later this year.
Mr Tanaka became the IEA executive director last year and before that was the director for science, technology and industry at the OECD (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development).
Mr Tanaka will be joined by a number of equally high-calibre international and local speakers at the Gold Coast conference.
Sessions will address major issues surrounding the rapidly changing landscape of clean energy development in Australia, as well as provide strategies on how the industry can meet the growth demands in the medium and long term future.
This is the first time an IEA representative has attended a local clean energy event.
The conference is scheduled for November 24-26 at the Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre.

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