| Day One13 September
2010 |
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| 08:00 |
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| 08:55 |
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Summit Welcome |
Dave Sowden,
Managing Director,
JDS Associates
CEO,
Micropower Council
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| 09:00 |
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| 09:05 |
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Realising all the smart grid and smart home concepts in one city - providing energy efficiencies, integrating renewables, improving security of distribution, smart storage solutions, integrating electric vehicles and advanced metering systems
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Keynote presentation - Malaga smart city
- Planning for the energy efficient city for the future - assessing the investment and policies undertaken
- Outlining key project partners and future developments in Malaga
- Customer participation - feedback and findings from Malaga’s smart customers to aid the development of the smart city
- Linking projects to achieve 20% energy savings, reduce CO2 emissions by 6,000 tonnes per year and increase the use of renewable energy sources in Malaga
- Future electric vehicle projects - Elvire and G4 vehicles
Jose Arrojo de Lamo,
Technology and Innovation Director,
ENDESA
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Spain
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| 09:50 |
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Keynote: Securing network reliability: assessing the impact of adding smart services and new technologies into networks |
- Maintaining security in the grid as technologies are developed and deployed
- Balancing the security risks of greater smart grid automation systems
- Maintaining integrity of supply in smart grids through greater and effective data measurement
Mark Osborne,
System Strategy,
National Grid, UK Transmission
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UK
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| 10:30 |
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One-to-one meetings, networking and morning coffee
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| 11:50 |
| Workshop - Lessons from implementing the Smart Grid: Malta Case Intelligent Utility Business Solution |
| Case study: Building Malta the Smart grid island - making the power grid smarter |
- Solutions for electricity supply and water services - Roll out of 250,000 smart meters to enable the national utilities and customers to better manage energy and water usage
- AMM Solutions to support business decision making through remote monitoring, meter reading and real-time management of the network based on advanced IT
- Client motivation behind AMM project engagement
Marta Sánchez,
Global Business Services Utilities,
Partner at IBM Global Business Services Spain, Portugal, Greece and Israel
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| Workshop: Workforce Management for Utilities |
- Improve Productivity while reducing costs
- Improving Data Accuracy - collecting data at source to reduce in-accuracies
- Improved Accountability – tracking ongoing work to monitor progress effectively.
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| 12:30 |
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Networking Buffet Luncheon |
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| 13:40 |
| Smart Regions |
| Case study: Smart grids, smart regions, smart cities - Poland and Eastern European projects |
- Examples of smart city projects across Central and Eastern Europe
- Smartening the delivery of electricity, gas and water to consumers
Magdalena Wasiluk-Hassa,
Director of Innovation and External Funds,
PSE Operator S.A.
Poland
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| Storage and DSM |
| Demand side management and storage projects for network transmission balancing |
- Control, balance and customer usage applications to achieve active demand management
- Achieving greater efficiencies through smart storage - batteries, electric vehicles and planned network storage devices
- Future challenges as the network becomes more active, complicated and further technologies and systems are added
Susana Banares,
Head of Demand Response,
Red Eléctrica de España
Spain
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| 14:20 |
| Workshop - Smart Grid City - Boulder, Colorado |
| Investigating the value proposition for smart cities – findings from Boulder Colorado |
Case study: Completing the first fully functioning smart grid enabled city in the world to increase reliability and provide customers with greater energy usage information
- Customer and community experience and engagement results
- Impact on the customer – overall satisfaction, outages, demand response etc.
- Lessons learned from different perspectives – customer, regulatory and project partners
Aaron Zurborg,
Director, Smart Grid Strategy,
Ventyx
USA
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| Workshop: Quality Management |
| Improving quality of supply in the distribution network |
- Managing the measurement and diagnostics of faults and potential problems
- Back up security measures, storage and flow technologies now required
- Adopting the two way transfer of both power and data information
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| 15:00 |
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One-to-one meetings, networking and refreshments
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| 16:45 |
| Interoperability and ICT Standards |
| Achieving standardisation across different systems – strategies, frameworks and current projects |
- Protocol standardisation and strategies now required to meet the communications demands of the smart grid
- Regulatory frameworks required for SmartGrids and metering deployment
- Examples of metering and other interoperability projects throughout Europe
Gunnar Lorenz,
Head of Unit - Networks,
EURELECTRIC
Belgium
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| Smart Metering |
| Developing advanced functionality for Smart meters |
- Fraud detection through smart meters in the Netherlands
- Outage detection in electricity and gas via advanced metering and network technologies
- Management of the data flood of extra information received from consumers
- Linking smart grid projects together - combining budgets to achieve more from each project
Jan Bozelie,
Smart Grids Consultant,
Alliander
Netherlands
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| 17:25 |
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Renewable integration, transmission and distribution projects and investments |
Case Study - Denmark. Addressing the large scale renewable integration issues faced by Dong Energy as a leading energy company on wind power and smart grids development. Key challenges are market shaping, balancing issues, ancillary services, mobilization of new flexible demand, and active customer participation.
- Mobilisation of renewable energy throughout the value chain
- Market integration of renewable wind from offshore and electricity from central production sites
- Optimisation of heating, gas and electricity through intelligent portfolio management
- Challenges in the advance grid architecture – technological, customers and regulatory policy factors
Klaus Baggesen Hilger,
Senior Innovation Manager,
Dong Energy
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| 18:05 |
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Chairman's closing comments and observations from Day 1 |
Dave Sowden,
Managing Director,
JDS Associates
CEO,
Micropower Council
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| 18:15 |
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Networking drinks reception |
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| 18:45 |
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Malaga Smartcity tour
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Smartcity is a pioneer project where new systems and technologies are applied to reduce electricity consumption in Malaga, involving 11,000 homes and 1,200 businesses in the area of the Misericordia Beach. With this objective, energy generation systems based on renewable energy sources will be installed in homes, offices and industries in the area, so that a user can produce not only the energy that it consumes, but also store it in batteries for later use by other inhabitants, for lighting purposes, climatisation of buildings or public transport.
Smartcity tour will visit and demonstrate:
- Smart metering
- Energy efficient buildings
- Smart public street lighting
- Electric vehicle charging points
- Availability on the tour is on a first come first serve basis. Therefore, if you wish to attend please contact us, as soon as possible.
You are only confirmed a place on the tour, once you have received written confirmation from the World Trade Group.
For further questions or queries, please contact Sarah Boyne on +44 (0) 207 202 7691
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