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“BRINGING TOGETHER GOVERNMENT, INDUSTRY AND ACADEMY TO DEFINE 2030 ROAD MAP FOR GEOTHERMAL DEVELOPMENT
IN COLOMBIA”
ORGANIZED BYSUPPORTED BY
11th -15th December, 2018 Volcán Nevado del Ruíz
Photo: Daniel Barrera. 2018
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The National Geothermal Meeting (RENAG) is an annual event brought byAGEOCOL for the strengthening of geothermal knowledge in Colombia.Its objectives converge to integrate the industry, academia andgovernment in a single space, in order to identify strategies, needs andchallenges that promote the development of geothermal energy inColombia.
The 1st RENAG meeting was held in Bogotá in 2016, with special spotlighton the state of the art of geothermal energy in Colombia. RENAG17 washeld in the city of Manizales, contextualizing the global panorama ofgeothermal energy, with the participation of experts from countries suchas Iceland, El Salvador, Chile, Mexico, New Zealand and Kenya.
This year, RENAG18 will be held again in the city of Bogotá from 11th to 15th
of December, under the slogan “BRINGING TOGETHER GOVERNMENT,INDUSTRY AND ACADEMY TO DEFINE 2030 ROAD MAP FOR GEOTHERMALDEVELOPMENT IN COLOMBIA”
The Colombian Geothermal Association (AGEOCOL by its acronym in Spanish) proudly invites you to participate in the 3rd Colombian National Geothermal Meeting (RENAG 18), to be held in Bogotá in December 2018.
Photo: The National Geothermal Meeting (RENAG) 2017, Manizales, Colombia.
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Cuicocha crater lake, Ecuador
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Photo: : Jhon J. Sánchez. 2014
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ORGANIZATIONManaging Director
Valeria García
Geologist Engineer
Administrative management
Leandro Pérez
Msc. Earth science
Logistics Director
Omar Pinto
Msc. Geophysics
Director Advertising
Daniela Pinilla
Geologist
Technical director
Jesús Rueda
Geologist
Leaders Regional Chapters
Laura Bocanegra
Geologist
Lyna Rodriguez
Geologist
Daniela Blessent
Environmental Engineer
Technical support
Phd. Carlo Dielt
Geologist
Work tables
Daniele Girasoli
Geologist
Vhelma Viviana
Msc. Sustainable energy
President
Pablo Aguilera
Msc.Geophysicist
AGEOCOL BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Vice president
Valeria García
Geologist Engineer
Secretary
Angela Prieto
Doctoral candidate, University of
Auckland
Logistics Coordinator
Carolina Coronado
Geologist
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TECHNICAL AGENDA
The event is divided into three parts, lasting 5 days.
Short Courses: 11th and 12th DecemberMain Event: 13th and 14th DecemberField Trip: 15th December
SHORT COURSES
Two courses will be taught before the main event with the participationof international experts, each course lasting one day.
Location: TBDDate: 11th-12th December 2018Contribution: TBD
Topics:Fluid Inclusions / Diffuse GasesInstructor: TBD (LaGeo-El Salvador)Taught in Spanish
Geomechanics applied to the exploration of geothermal resourcesInstructor: TBD- Carlo Dietl (Gesteinslabor Dr. Eberhard Jahns, Germany)Taught in English
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MAIN EVENT
The work methodology chosen by RENAG answers to the values ofparticipation, debate and effective conclusion of proposed topics. Eachof RENAG participants plays an active role within RENAG and thus wemake this space inclusive, dynamic and participatory. This is the idealscenario to positively share projects status, advances and challengesrelated to the development of geothermal energy in Colombia.
Location: TBDDate: 13th-14th December 2018Contribution:AGEOCOL student members: $ 70,000 COPNon-member students: $ 120,000 COPAGECOL Professional members: $ 220,000 COPProfessionals Non-members: $ 320,000 COP
Registration to the event
Go to www.ageocol.org and fill out the registration form.Acceptance of memberships to access prices as a member of AGEOCOL until September 30, 2018.
The event will have three stages 1. Presentations 2. Discussion Panels 3. Working tables
Presentation: The topics to be discussed were chosen upon thechallenges, opportunities and solution proposals that the Colombiangovernment must address, based on energy demand, environmentalprotection and research requirements. Interested in participating asspeakers, please refer to the Extended Summary section.Interested participants are encouraged to take the following 5 topicsinto account for their presentations and summaries.
Cumbal Volcano peak, active fumaroles.
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RENAG18 TOPICS OF DISCUSSION1. GEOTHERMAL AS BASELOAD RENEWABLE IN THE COLOMBIAN
ENERGY MATRIX, ROAD MAP 2030.
1.1. Colombian Energy Matrix.
1.2. Current overview of the direct uses of geothermal energy in Colombia and future possibilities.
1.3. Colombian Regulatory Framework.
➔ What we have and what is needed?➔ How to succeed on geothermal power plant development in
Colombia.➔ Success stories Geothermal plants in South America.➔ Will we need a National Geothermal Agency for power generation
projects?
1.4. Challenges of Geothermal Energy in the National Energy Market.
➔ How can geothermal compete with the prices of solar, wind and natural gas?
➔ What are the main challenges?
1.5. Examples of the Geothermal Master Plan of Nicaragua and Peru.
1.6. Geothermal laws Mexico and Chile.
Working Table: Geothermal Master Plan in Colombia - Roadmap 2030.
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2. FUNDING SUPPORT AND MULTILATERAL BANKING
2.1. International funds - JICA, GDF LAC, KFW, IADB.
➔ What kind of projects can apply to these international funds?➔ What projects have been financed in Latin America and what have
been the results?
2.2. Support in development of geothermal projects: study cases in Ecuador y Bolivia.
2.3. Financial evaluation of Geothermal projects.
Working Table: Future calls and strategic alliances.
3. ROLE OF COMMUNITIES.
3.1. Challenges in exploration /exploitation projects.
➔ Are communities aware of the real benefits of direct use of geothermal energy?
➔ To what environmental aspects do the communities fear? Do they apply for geothermal energy?
3.2. Examples of Chile in the implementation of prior consultations with the communities.
Working Table: How to socialize and involve communities in geothermalprojects of direct uses and high enthalpy? Mechanisms and lessonslearned from the oil industry and mining in Colombia and Chile.
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4. SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
4.1. Exploration and geothermal research in national territory
➔ Applied technologies.➔ What do we know about our geothermal systems?
4.2. New technologies
➔ What are the technological advances at a global level applicable to the exploration and / or production of geothermal energy?
4.3. What information and technologies we can inherit from the oil and mining industries.
Working Table: Inventory of available institutions and technologies in Colombia for the development of geothermal energy.
5. HUMAN TALENT AND TRAINING
5.1. Institutional strategies and educational centers for the training of specialized personal.
➔ Are there trained professionals in Colombia for the development of geothermal energy?
➔ Which strategies can be implemented to contribute to the academic training of our professionals?
➔ What are the worldwide academic offers for geothermal training? How can we apply? What sources of funding are out there?
Working Table: Development of geothermal knowledge in higher education.
Nevado del Ruíz Volcano, gasses column eastward and ash fall below the
column, in the proximal volcano area.
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WORKING TABLES
Working Tables: The working tables are conceived as a space for theexchange of experiences on particular topics for the joint construction ofproposals and recommendations that contribute to strengtheninggeothermal energy in Colombia. Any person registered in the RENAG18who is interested in the topics proposed may participate in thesediscussion tables. Registration for working tables will take place on thesame day of the main event (limited number of participants per table).SALIDA DE CAMPO
Discussion Panels: At the end of each session there will be a discussionpanel moderated by an expert, who will present prepared questions andwill moderate doubts and questions brought by the audience topanelists.
Photo Work table. Regulatory framework in Colombia, within the RENAG, 2017, Manizales, Colombia. Virtual participation of the mines and energy ministry, and presence of ISAGEN,
Colombian Geological Service, Coporcaldas and others.
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FIELD TRIP
A field trip to the municipality of Paipa, in the Colombia department ofBoyacá, will take place on the 15th December. It consists of a tour aroundthis beautiful geothermal system, where participants will be able to visitits recharge zone, the main geological structures, discharge areas, etc..The trip will be led by the Geothermal Resources Research andExploration Group of the Colombian Geological Service – SGC.
The trip will have a duration of one day, starting at 6 am from Bogotá andreturning in the evening hours to the same place of departure.
Contribution: TBD
Photo Pozo Azul. Thermal spring located in the area of the Institute ofTourism of Paipa (ITP), with a temperature of 52.50 ° C.
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IMPORTANT DATES
- 22th June: First memo communication - 20th July 20: Opening for abstract submission- 20th August: 2nd Memo communication- 1st September: Closing for abstract submission- 30th September: Acceptance response of abstracts- 15th November: 2nd Memo communication (Final Agenda release)- 11th and 12th December: Short Courses- 13th and 14th December: RENAG18 Main Event- December 15: Field Trip to Paipa Geothermal System, Boyacá, COLOMBIA
Abstracts Submission
The abstracts must not exceed 2000 words (without references). Authors are encouraged to attain to the guidelines below. You can find the template on our website. www.ageocol.org
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Institutional
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Paper Body Justified -- Arial 12 Lower case General objective, location,
methodology, background,
results and discussions,
etc. Without numbering
Figure
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Explicación
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Tables Justified Bold Arial 10 Capital
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References Justified -- Arial 10 Lower case APA rules
Selected abstracts will be presented on the main event the 13th and 14th
December and published in the event's memoires.
To participate in the call for abstracts please send your request to the mail.
